"Precisely." The man nod his head, waiting a moment as he cut a few pieces of the food, listening to her accepting the job. With a nod of his head at this, he drew a deep breath and set the knife and fork down again, leaning back a bit. He had evidence of a number of dishes besides him already empty but the peppered steak he was eating at the time looked to have a rather strong taste, based on the amount of water the man downed quickly after.<br/><br/>"Phew. Now. The object in question belonged to a woman of my family, before her<em>goblinization</em>happened." His tone was serious as he looked at her intently for a moment. Then wiping his mouth he spoke up again in a serious fashion. "The folks drove her from her home and her family seized her property, unlawfully but it was back in those days when goblinization was very scary to folks still." He looked ahead, a bit a of disgusted look on his face, staring off at the distance somewhere well past Fang, not anyone in particular but a back wall.<br/><br/>"Her older brother sold the object. She wanted it back to her dying breath, but never got to see it. Its been many years since then, but it recently came up." He pulled up a magazine, actual paper and ink magazine, setting it down next to them. It was about an auction, listing several goods. One of them that the man tapped looked like a pendant.<br/><br/>"This. It was auctioned off to someone, I tried to get to the auction but it was closed doors gathering. I need you to find it for me, and bring it back. Its already been stolen from my family in the past, if someone comes after it when its in my possession I have a myriad of evidence to prove it belongs to me." The man looked at Fang very seriously at this point, crossing his fingers.<br/><br/>"This is less professional than you may have grown used to miss, but I am asking this as a favor. I have pooled up what I can here, hoping you can get this item back to me and my family."