"I was thinking about handing what we got over to Rhys to pawn off for us. Sure she'd take a cut of the profits, but I figured it be less risky than pawning off the stuff ourselves," he says, navigating through the lot to get Docca to her bike. Kira added shortly though, "Though, the stuff's likely to end up in the underground either way...the orcs and trolls don't seem to ask many questions anyway, if the clerk at the gunsmith's was any indication of that...and yeah, you make a good point too; Rhys wouldn't be able to help us much when the items have been reported in as missing."<br/><br/>With that, Kira would look for a parking space and touch down there. The bag that once held their zip tips and their flash bangs was now filled with the stuff with the pawn-ables. "I'll send Kelly a thank you note and inform Rhys the job's been done...only thing left to do is sit back and wait to see how those punks react and--hopefully--dissolve as a gang. We'll likely not get paid until that happens."<br/><br/>Once they were parked, he'd offer Docca his arm and started toward the underground's entrance and start looking for a pawnshop. As they went along, Kira sent the thank you note to Kelly and wrote up a short report to Rhys, informing her they had done the persuasion...and now it was just a matter of watching if their actions would take in the form a gang wide dissolution. "Things went without a hitch. I say we worked pretty well together, chika. Your place tonight, was that right?"