Bradeton's speech was interrupted by a strong yawn. Ihorangi was visibly bored.<br/>Speak about ruining the impression...<br/>"Bradeton, you just don't know enough about Lintha. I do know a bit, and I know that getting to their base is a privilege bestowed only to a few...and then only after multiple gifts, many times the worth of a single ship with slaves. No, what you offer is a way to fight them, but it's almost<em>the worst</em>way I might think of. We'll find another, once we have a letter. And I'm pretty sure they are going to find us, sooner or later, so looking for them won't be necessary. So"- hi ripped a button off his shirt and threw it on the table - "here is a my vote, and it is for going after the slave ship. We'll decide what to do with the slaves once we get them, not before. And I see no objections to this course of action, so I suggest we move on to the details..."<br/>A normal person would have leaned back to express he's over with this line of argumentation. Ihorangi had to lean forward, for the back of the chair was put in front of him. He was always sitting like this, as if riding.<br/>If anyone knew the reason, beside "habit", he haven't spoken.<br/><br/>OOC: In my opinion, your idea is bad both OOC and IC. I claim that you activated my dominant virtue and failed to activate my Intimacy. And I'm stunting my Social defence, too ;).<br/>If necessary, I would have spent a WP point, but if the GM agrees with me, your attack is not good enough against my defence, so I'm not noting it yet.