Shay was pretty sure forty-five gold pieces wasn't all that was in the vault and let herself relax. She had shut the safe and scrambled the lock before she left it the night before. So someone else must've sneaked in after she had done her thing. Of course, admitting to only taking back your own gold and not going in for the opportunity to take everything likely wouldn't fly for most guards. Or paladins. Shay gave Jasmine a smile and decided to avoid her question directly.<br/><br/>"Let me tell you something, Lady Jasmine, from a person that frequents places like the Sailor's Ghetto to a person of...your station," Shay said. "If the innkeeper and the guards think that their keys are the only ways into their secured places, they are sorely mistaken. And that they are also wrong in thinking that their whispered words and numbers are for their intended listeners. While on my way to dinner with my friend, I happened to over heard a particular set of numbers. How many other people do you think were also in that hallway, filing into the dining room for supper? How many others might have heard those numbers? Your suspect pool is quite large, I must say. I don't know how the laws work in this city, but that should be sufficient to convince the guards and the innkeeper that their accusation carry little ground."<br/><br/><hr/><br/>I'll keep the bluff roll from before~