<div class="floatright">(http://profile.ak.fbcdn.net/hprofile-ak-ash2/274868_100002715299062_53223_n.jpg)</div><br/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 18pt;"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: trebuchet ms;"><strong>Gilbert Dhae'khul</strong></span></span>- Bard 5/Pathfinder Chronicler 2<br/>Charsheet (http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheetview.php?sheetid=365810)<br/>HP:68/41 AC:21,<span class="bbc_u"><em>Touch:</em></span>16,<span class="bbc_u"><em>flatfooted:</em></span>15<br/><strong>Fort:</strong>+4<strong>Ref:</strong>+9<strong>Will:</strong>+5<br/><hr/><br/>Gilbert, or as Tolbar Tips in his disguise where he showed no sign of his ring and looked like a old worn traveled man past forties. When Michael showed up he was quiet and studied him carefully in silence in other table where he had seated talk with local. He heard part of his conversation with Rose and now is speaking to Marissa. He then walked in when he heard his latest commentary to departing Rose and then what he said to Marissa.<br/><br/><em>No wonder Rose seems loosing temper, the guy is completely unbearable!</em><br/><br/>Not that Gilbert is not able go similar close and up intimate talks but he does it lot more grace and polite than outright aggressive and perhaps rude manner as Michael does. With quick glance on him and studying him with his social elite eye which hides behind sharp mind and considering nature of his blood his words can cut sharper than any steel he carries so he smiles and takes seat on the table uninvited; "Oh hello mate! I hope I do not ruin any interesting discussion here lady Marissa? Oh I see you have signet ring of house Talonious, congratulations lad; you just now joined in to a noble family. I heard mention your a 'traveler'? Well I myself know your kind; freedom of the road and the passions and joys it brings are well known from your kind. But so are the dangers whit it. Oh excuse me for my manners, I am Tolbar Tips, a chronicler who has got some interest publish tales of house Talonious for future generations.<br/><br/>Anyways what comes to any trips for lady Rose to brothels or arms of gigolos, she is already happily married woman and she has not given to that sort eye to any man around in the town which is growing in Garados. I am sure a married man like yourself can understand loyalty of a spouse yes? if my eyes do not deceive that plain band is marriage band is it not? Or are you kind man who believes on philosophy<em>when cat is not around, mices dance on table?</em>Anyways I asked already around and did not get much but I am certain I find any information you collected day in mugs in less than hour once there is bit more crowd in here. So if you plan lend blade to our cause it is all good and all. But you ask payment? For folks who share your heritage? Do you ask your grandmother gold coin for chopping wood for to warm her fireplace in winter? Then if you have lots family you must be quite rich man when you go ask gold for such simple work from family members."<br/><br/>Gilbert hit headlong into verbal barrage on the man. He normally would be polite but he plans now defend honor of his sisters with his full verbal repertoire and push the man literally on wall with his sheer charisma and inquisitive words. Get measure of the man by poking him and rubbing on purpose on any emotional vulnerable spot he can find. His eyes had spotted wedding band in his fingers besides his signet ring. Such plain bands are not worn for decorative purpose; only symbolic and what he recalls from travelers the wedding customs can vary but such bands are universally common among the poor to signify marriage. It's not fancy as Rose's band is but it is recognizable if you have eye out for such detail.