Tehr smiled at Angelique as he read the sublte clues she liked to drop.  Obviously she was in a good mood this morning.  "It was very fine, thank you Angelique," he responded but then winked, "Though not as good as last night's desert."<br/><br/>He cleaned up the last of the papers in front of him and as he did said, "The elven woman, Tera, will be joining me for dinner tomorrow night.  If you could be so good as to make sure that the house is prepared?  Also, I'm off to the royal palace today and expect I shall be gone till close to dinner time.  So you've the day if you need it.  Though I do request that if you can, in your usual subtle and surreptitious way, find out anything about House Ravos, especially Emily d'Ravos, I'd appreciate it.   The halfling clans tend to avoid court much the way my lord father did, so I find the appearance of one of those houses that I'm not familiar with to be a tantalizing mystery."<br/><br/>Having finished straightening his desk away he stood and stretched, "I think even if I spend the whole day in the library, a trip to the palace means I should dress up, eh?  What do you think?  Formal robes, gold chain, signet ring, maybe eschew other jewelery?"<br/><br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">ooc</div><div class="spoiler_body">It's perfectly ok.  When I write, I try to write to give my co author (you in this case) plenty to work with.  If you feel you need to back track and go to something I've said earlier, thats fine.  If you feel you want to skip ahead, that's also fine.   I'm very easy going about things like that.<br/><br/>Also, I wanted to bring up a point.   While my character from a purely rules based point of view wouldn't have the money to afford a house, servants, fancy clothing, etc.  I'd like to request that for things like that, we just consider it window dressing.  IE the house, the servants, and what not are really just plot.  It's not like he's going to sell the house to buy a bag of holding or anything.  If it's ok with you we will consider that he has access to the trappings of nobility, but that personal wealth, things like magic items, potions, coins, etc.... that's what i have to keep track of.   I think it will lead to a better story.   I won't ever say "I go and buy a magic sword.... even though I don't have money, I'm a rich noble so I can afford it."    Basically I'm thinking that all of the things that a noble would have are provided, but he can't liquidate them either.<br/><br/>Is that cool?</div></div>