<div class="floatright">(https://i.pinimg.com/564x/6b/5f/d3/6b5fd36a5b475af394692ec0b3d92495.jpg)</div>Game Mechanic: Perception check 27 (This is a counter check.  Critical success - maintain suspicion she is noble stock,  failure - you believe your mistaken she is just a slave re.  Critical failure - your convinced she is just a high prized slave.  I rolled a critical success 20 with deception for impersonating.  On a critical success, the next day a new contested roll.   On a failure, a weekly roll will be initiated.   On a critical failure, only special circumstance, a blotch  on her part that would require a new roll.)<br/><br/>Her horse had no saddle or saddlebags.  She does have a pack that the stable master has brought out.  It is a standard pack for someone traveling with rope, water skin and rations in the pack along with some other standard items.    When she goes to mount the horse.  Two of the stable boys would go to assist.   They of course cop fields as she pushes her up onto the horse.<br/><br/>She keeps her eyes lowered, not meeting yours, as  you take the hemp rope leash and tie it to your horse's saddle.       She remains quiet, submissive as the two of you now ride out of the city.<br/><br/>As the road becomes sparse, a hour or so in traveling.   She has in that first hour made no attempt in trying to ride off or escape.   She will make small talk.<br/><br/>"So you know I am touched,  magic is inside of me.  It is why I am so valuable to be a breeder.   The thakur wishes such, you know." So you immediately realize that the slave likely is one of those sorcerers.   Those that are born with innate magical ability.  "You know I can be damaged if we have to move suddenly to escape bandits or such.   Such could yank me from my horse."   She lifts the rope and lets it drop back dangling for a moment.<br/><br/>"Besides, why would I run,  I want to live my life could be worse."<br/><br/>A naked slave woman with her beauty, she would either die or be caught by some commoner and well live a life of drudgery and not the pampered life she has likely lived.   Her points are spot on.<br/><br/>"Why do they call you the Hellhound?"<br/><br/><br/><br/>