The door clicked shut as Byron closed it behind him. Grinning from ear to ear he paced twords Wrenn and stated with an atypical glee "Your ward will be out momentarily, my good man."<br/><br/>"You're awfully chipper for a grumpy old man." Wrenn observed with cautious skepticism.<br/><br/>Byron's grin turned devious and deceitful as he went about taking care of his creations. Paying no direct mind to the other man, "I have my reasons."<br/><br/>----------------<br/><br/>Inside the box was a nearly non-descript suit of richly brown greco-roman style leather chest piece. Lined with a thin, stiff padding, it certainly appeared more comfortable on the inside than was impressed by the outside. Though molded to appear as though it had been fitted to the owner's skin, the bust was considerably smaller -approximately half Violet's size- and upper body area was slightly wider overall.  Included were sleeves and shoulder pads linked by a collar, separate from the body armor but when worn appeared much like a single piece.<br/><br/>Wearing the armor however provided much more discomfort than Wrenn or Byron could have warned of. Physically, it impeded breathing to the point that shallow breaths were the only option. It also interfered with concentration and focus, -not that Viloet was particularly apt at such a thing- though its source was unknown.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">The armor gives no AC and inflicts a -1 Armor Penalty to skill checks but considering its shape and appearance, gives a +8 circumstance bonus to disguise to appear as someone other than Viloet Hornblower. Any held breath mechanics have their time halved. This can be bypassed at the expense of temporary CON damage.</div></div>