<div class="floatleft">(https://i.pinimg.com/564x/67/69/53/676953fdd949f342ae05c150a338c158.jpg)</div>RAYMOND WILDER | WIZARD | PL1<br/>HP: 12 | AC : 12 | Active Perception: 9<br/>Character Sheet (https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=1910565)<br/><br/>"I am afraid that I haven't the time to comb the tangles from your tail, my lady," Wilder said with an appreciative smile to the kitsune.   "Give me a moment to discuss the matter of compensation first, and then I shall be glad to groom you however you please."<br/><br/>He was about to discuss the matter of compensation when Dart asked his series of questions.<br/><br/>"The place is unexplored, Dart," Wilder replied.   "So who knows what ancient ruins might lurk there.  But this company is to explore the Green Belt first and quell banditry second.  With our charter, we are permitted to keep whatever treasure we might find in the field without the fear of taxation."<br/><br/>Of course, he didn't really know how to answer Fu-Ming's rhetorical question.  He didn't want to rule anyone as a matter of fact.  He personally didn't want to dispense "justice" either.  He just wanted to explore.  But he feared that the conversation would get off track.<br/><br/>"All right, folks, settle down," he said as he pulled the first small box towards him.  He removed the lid and lifted from it a small platinum brick.  Then another, and another, until he had eight bricks in two stacks.<br/><br/>"The Sword Lords have given me a ten-platinum ingot for every man that signs up," he said.   "They have also promised an additional ingot for every 150-square miles that we explore.  As for the bandits, I do not know how much we can get for their heads.  I was informed that the captain of the small garrison located at the borderwill be responsible for compensating us for that."