He shrugged. "Whatever you can give. I happen to have a bunch of kids in training that need to learn how to case a place, and this will give them a chance to learn how. If any were sold, they should get returned in short order."<br/><br/>He glanced over the list, and then shook his head absently, clearly committing the list to memory. "Nothing at the moment, and this was more a precaution to prevent them from actually getting a hold of you. Lies between the two of us will get you caught, and only the succubus, other than myself, know about you. And she will take that knowledge into oblivion with her.<br/><br/>The story I will use with the trainees is that we were contacted by a noble woman to recover items stolen from a store room while she was away."<br/><br/>He paused, whistling softly at a couple of the items, before giving her an amused look. "You do realize you have a couple antiques in your hoard that you could sell to the nobles in the capital for at least five, and maybe up to one hundred, times their actual value, if you wanted? If they are authentic. If not, then for considerably less, but with a bit of freedom, I could get three or four of these items back and then get your entire hoard back, easily, in a month without bothering to look for the rest."<br/><br/>He slipped the document into his bag of holding slung across his back, before excusing himself, and heading back to the guild. He intended to get the kids out combing the stores for them, and debated if he wanted to put out word so the freelancers could start looking too. He didn't decide by the time he had gotten back to the guild house, so he just returned to his room, and began carefully making a copy of the list, which would be posted tomorrow in the common room, along with the rules. All of the kids were learning to read, and since each one would get a silver for information leading to one of the lost items, he doubted they would be willing to work together, encouraging the slower or less eager kids to learn faster.