Gilbert/Tolbar replies to scribe; "I swear the case is important and may have dire consequences if mayor is not informed about it at all. Matter is not today nor tomorrow but for fact that I and the group I am with will not be here tomorrow so far as I know and so the words about the case will not reach mayor's ears. Also I consider it important enough to inform it personally than through a letter or courier who could deliver said things tomorrow for us.<br/><br/>If still this is not enough for you to disturb mayor in outside office time, I am ready to shout the whole story through his house walls to his ears and let him and neighbors then decide was the case important enough inform about and get you lectured and fired for being too timid to act or would mayor dismiss whole case then as nothing, which I strongly doubt. As note I have studied opera acting in bardic college and my teacher told my voice could carry across a lake when I got enough time prepare my lungs for it. So what it's going to be? Go inform mayor there is important case related to security of the town or will you close the door and I start use full volume of my voice shout my story across the town and all blame falling on you regarding disturbing honest folk's rest?"<br/><br/>Firstly bit mislead, then direct honesty and then now bit cane of intimidation. However Gilbert is not bluffing; he plans damn well use his bardic arts to shout his story through the wall to mayor's ear and to ears everyone and so draw attention to whole event and let situation weight on poor scribe who fears his master getting angry for disturbance. But now Tolbar/Gilbert threatens cause disturbance either way; either shouting through walls or through private to mayor. Either way blame would fall on him as the cause, only difference is that other disturps only mayor while other disturps half of the town along with mayor.<br/><br/><em>I hope mayor is not this damn stubborn as his scribe is.</em>