Apparently, Kisandra hadn't heard much about Devaguea at all, so had no idea if he had a penchant for brutality or not, but did know that many rulers would put an entire city to the sword, for the affront that had been caused.<br/><br/>There were, of course, holes in the plan, which the rest of the party helped point out - they don't know what Baron Drelev is capable of, nor what defenses he might have available, so they should be ready for a protracted fight, if things go poorly, and prepare some contingency plans in case things go very poorly. That said, they did agree with the general premise (though Sak'bas grumbled a bit at having him lead the assault while she stayed outside, even if she understood why).<br/><br/>Regardless, sneaking into the city was easy enough, as was locating the Velvet Corner; arriving during the day finds it fairly quiet; a couple of the local thugs are drinking and gambling off by themselves, but if the party arrives openly, they don't do much more than glance up and return to their game.