He ignored the paladin, he had already said what he wanted, which was far more than he usually did, but he had been talking as much for the paladin as for Xendi. He moved up, his hidden blades out, though he wasn't going to attack with the standard one. It was there to force the paladin to divide his attention, maybe letting him get a nice free hit in with the more esoteric one on his right hand. He still had to keep an eye out for any nearby paladin loyalists, but he had a hunch that Xendi was quite happy with the mayhem, at least once the paladin stopped opening her up with that sword. He darted forward, his normal hidden blade feinting before he stabbed with the real one.<br/><br/>(bluff (feint) 17 on d20+0 [17]<br/>attack roll 24 on d20+8 [16]<br/>damage 6 on d4+4 [2]<br/>sneak attack 15 on3d6 [4,6,5])