"It sounds like a plan." Alexander smirked jokingly as he looked at Sophia, nodding. His eyes turned towards Talanna as he then spoke up. "She makes a good point though, about the right way of doing things." He felt he could probably launch another discussion about things there, but decided against it. The others were right, such chats would just wear people out.<br/><br/>"So, to put it simple." He turned to face Asleod. "I offer my service and loyalty in this. I'm in." He flashed a small grin. "Who's with me in that?" He asked, casting a look around, hoping that the short of it could be accepted. Daniel could raise good points, but at the same time worrying too much would not help them, just distract them.<br/><br/>"Also, I figure if we get worries or good ideas we can talk to Asleod about them. If he tells us to not worry about it, at least I think he knows what he's doing." Smirking a bit he let out a laugh. "I doubt anyone here doesn't know the legends around him. Pulling off the impossible. Well, at least I want to be part of this, to pull the carpet from under the tyrants."<br/><br/>He paused to look at Daniel, and Sophia. "Uhm, and well as for the nicer folks, I think that ... eh well, if folks dont want to put up a fight and terrorise folks, they're alright to just 'step down' and at least I'd be alright with them." He scratched his cheek. "I mean, I've met a few other nobles too, that aren't bad. Its just those with the most power that seem to have become 'drunk' with it." He caught himself ranting again, and blushed faintly.<br/><br/>"I think I'll go get myself that extra drink to shut my trap for a bit." He smiled to Samuel and Belinda apologetically, looking over at Daniel and Rilyth next a bit worried, casting a glance at Sophia, and then Talanna. Alexander swallowed silently as his gaze moved on to Lebanon and Fenris, and then to the fairly silent figure of Thalia. It was a nice group of people, and he felt that they could pull this off.<br/><br/>If they could just stop upsetting one another, he added silently in his head. Heading over to the bartender, he exchanged a bit of words, and sighed as something was mentioned there. He pulled a few coins from his pocket handing them to the bartender. His 'free drinks' in exchange for the Alchemist's Kindness had to end sometime, and he'd reached that limit it seemed. Ah well. Holding the mug of ale with him as he headed back slowly, the fair-haired man looked at the assembled group, sipping on the drink, and smiling.<br/><br/>Whatever happened, he doubted it would be boring.