<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">The spell would confirm the mental image is that of Joanne d'Dale as expected, though it seems that the woman's face has stuck into his memory worse than her bust, but he noted a bit of a beauty mark on her chest which would be rather apparent in an open-cut shirt, though such an identification mark might get a few scandalous comments in the court. As for the intimidation, I'd say the intent to carry out the threat as well as the accompanying magic ought to be a good enough scare, along with the fact Tehr's already done away with the other assassins like he did.<br/><br/>Oh, and I am horrible at accents and trying to 'dumb down' this man's speech to try and show an unfamiliarity with language probably makes it annoying to read, sorry about that.</div></div><br/>The man swallowed nervously and then nod his head quickly. The bit of cold sweat on his brow was evident at the display of spellcraft and the threat he spoke out loud. The demands he made for the mercy that the man craved seemed to earn quick nods as well but the man looked like a cornered rat at that moment, ready to take any option that would save his pathetic hide, and seeming to take it in stride that his chances were better with co-operation than running, at least based on the look on his face.<br/><br/>"Will do it, I Will do it. I need one of gems to take to the captain, I got blood on my blade but am not sure if would convince captain without corpse, but could say I succeed, demand pay because at least I came back with the news. Success while others died on this crapsack mission." He spoke hurriedly, nearly swallowing his tongue in nervousness as he then seemed to consider something quickly on his mind and shake his head a bit.<br/><br/>"Ohhh, yeah uuummm, some of gear was payment, the best sword? Made by a mage who charge plenty for it, keep records who buy what. The woman's name in his store for sure I think." That 'I think' really carried out just how 'sure' the man seemed to be about this last little tidbit but he seemed to grin like he'd just remembered something particularily smart.