<strong>PC</strong>Brogan (http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheetview.php?sheetid=683441)<br/><strong>Location</strong>On Shore/In the village<br/><strong>Tagging</strong>Galacia, Jin, Calathes<br/><hr/>At first, Brogan knew what Galacia was doing - searching for the words to politely decline his offer. It wouldn't have surprised him - or offended him in the slightest. It was simply the way things were. He was a complete stranger to her for the most part, he wasn't 'handsome' in most people's eyes, and he had no link to her - business, personal, or otherwise. Then after a bit of a pause she surprised him by agreeing to his offer. He nodded, satisfied with her wish to meet up in fifteen minutes. Then another voice joined them from the side.<br/><br/>Two others joined him and Galacia, two men that Brogan recognized from the ship. Jin's words confirmed it for him, noting that all of them had come from the ship. Brogan listened to Jin's assessment and suggestion that the four of them break bread together, and expressing a suspicion about the settlement's security. He spoke of help and assistance, and Brogan's natural suspicion and caution kicked-in. Usually, those who spoke most often about security were those who needed it more often than not, but the half-orc was also smart enough to realize that there was indeed safety in numbers. the only 'ties' he had to these three people, though, were that they were on the ship, and they weren't merely sailors.<br/><br/>Jin continued, speaking about the temple and possibly going there. Brogan was not really religious, but if these three people were going, he figured it couldn't hurt to go as well. He nodded, turning his gaze to Galacia to see what her thoughts might be.<br/><strong><br/>"That seems fair to me,"</strong>he said, noting that Jin hadn't actually asked for anything, for favors or coin or assistance.  He had simply made suggestions and an invitation, and that was not really alarming.<strong> "Fifteen minutes then?"</strong>he asked, echoing Galacia's wishes. He still needed to pay for his lodging, as well.