<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">ooc</div><div class="spoiler_body">sense motive is only a 2.  So I'm going to assume that Tehr believes this story either way.</div></div><br/>Tehr communicated the platitudes that any friend would upon hearing the bemoaned fate of a friend and offered insincere promises and hopes that this was all a misunderstanding and to stay strong, that court would probably see his side of the story as long as he spoke the truth.  But in all honesty, Tehr no longer cared about the man.  He was a criminal and worse than that, a poor one.  One who got caught.  He deserved whatever fates the courts found for him.<br/><br/>Thanking Magnus, he left the prison as soon as he could do so with socially acceptable grace.  Pressing a gold coin into the dwarf's hand, he thanked the man for his help.<br/><br/>He returned home to make notes about everything that had happened, he didn't want to forget the details.  Then it was a nice hot bath and grooming, then maybe some time with the book of blue magic while he waited for Tera's arrival.  There never did seem to be enough hours in the day.