Asleod turned towards Lebanon, who once again voiced his discontended opinion.  His point, however, was a valid one.<br/><br/>"Budget, such as it is, is rather limited at the moment.  I've got some cash I squeezed out of Lord Stannox, though that's mostly gone to setting up the safehouses and a few other things.  Our operational budget will have to be mostly covered by selling off things we lift from the Noble's vaults.  We shouldn't have any money troubles for a while after we pull off the first heist.  As long as we can keep pinching the wealthiest nobles, we shouldn't run out of money anytime soon."<br/><br/>He tapped his fingers against the tabletop, looking thoughtful as he spoke again.<br/><br/>"Of course, after we gain some liquid capital, there are several underground and even legal, though our front Lord Stannox, investments we could consider.  If we invest some of our takes in a smart business, we could gain a steady flow of cash to tide us over in between burglaries."