"The Understreet is a bit dangerous to get in touch with due to the fact the guards, both on the queen's service and the church's service would rather see them hang. They tend to be somewhat paranoid in their moves, expecting a trap. Its said its practically impossible to trap the leaders of the group because they expect everything to be a trap. That doesn't stop them though, they just calculate the risks and accept the odds sometimes." Looking at Tehr seriously, Angelique shivered. "I've heard all the stories and the fact the guards have failed to root them out even after<em>centuries</em>of attempts, well it does lend it some credibility too."<br/><br/>Seeming to think on it a moment she looked at Tehr seriously and finally nod. "I think Tera might be best suited for it. Mercenaries tend to be more accepted by the thieves. The whole 'its just business' attitude seems better understood by their kind." She showed a small smile to him, stroking Tehr's cheek a moment at the time. Then pulling back again, she bowed her head, smiling to him. "I'll arrange it then." She bowed her head a bit again, following after Tehr then to his study, her fingers carefully running a comb through his hair a short while to get him to look his best after the bath, before bowing and leaving him to work in peace.<br/><br/>A while passed in peace, but eventually a knock on the door broke his peace, alongside Heidi shy smile. "Um, my lord, the man with the plans for the house is waiting by the entrance." Her voice a bit on the shy side for interrupting him, she still smiled in a warm fashion. Respectful bow of her head later, she stepped out of the way, and a short moment later footsteps approached, and a man in a brown longcoat entered, a hat on his head and a set of glass spectacles resting on the bridge of his nose, the man's dagger-pointed ears suggesting he was at least a half-elf.<br/><br/>"I believe I have completed the estimates and the plans to our mutual satisfaction, sir. Please feel free to review these and give me your opinion. Things are negotiable at this point, but if you look at the price I have to remind you this includes labor, materials, and our contract bound guarantee that if anything falls apart in the next five years we will fix it up free of charge. That's the quality you are paying for." His tone was serious, but after having spent some time with Ironna, Tehr could place it quickly enough. The half-elf lad was speaking with<em>dwarven</em>accent.