Kreios chuckled at Celest's words, and nudged the rogue playfully. She was always a bit of a trickster, but right now he was searching for some information. That's when Tagan's words caught his ears. He listened to them intently, and a small frown played across his lips. She obviously hadn't overheard anything in captivity, this was just the hearsay she had from town. It would have to do, he decided.<strong>"Very well. I suppose we might have to approach the 'noble' here and see what we can't do. Maybe we can even take care of this thorn in our side while making some spare coins. Say, would you be interested in joining us along the way?"</strong>The barbarian asked Kala.<br/><br/>Kreios titled his head then, and tapped his fingers over the table in wait for the ale.<strong>"You said you wanted revenge for their actions. We have a common enemy, and my companions and I still have a score to settle with them. I believe they are in league with the one that stopped our last job. It was a task we were performing for the church of Sarenae. We were to retrieve a strange stone, and it was a mage that destroyed our ship and stole it from us. I believe they are working with him."</strong>He explained to her, though in a tone he hoped would not be easily overheard. They could use her help, especially if more devils would be involved. And if she seemed eager to fight the enemies, then all the better.