Josh looked at her kinda surprised.<br/>"I have?", he inquired. Then he managed to recover. "Well, of course I have! What real adventurer doesn't want to help people avoid bloodshed?"<br/>"You really want an answer to that, Master Kim?", Paco opens his mouth for the first time in a while, but Josh almost staggers when the guy adds "I look at him with my pock-scarred face, and say nothing more".<br/>"No, Antonio, I know there are such people. Probably even among adventurers."<br/>"Well", Marc said with the same voice as the baron, cutting them short. "If you're going to do it by dealing with the wolves, try to do better than Sir Padrin. His negligeance brought on the death of my Bailiff, so I sent him to the stocks. Alas, but it was the proper thing to do".<br/>"The baron sighs wistfully, and looks in the distance through a window", Marc adds in his normal voice. "Then his eyes return on you and he gives you a light smile, asking. 'Gwyn, if you want to, you can borrow a better armour from my armoury. The same goes for everyone, of course, but you seem used to wearing armour... I'll grant you all a writ giving you full authority in my name. You have weeks to make the Kensla people bring in the harvest - a month at most, I fear it would be lost in the autumn rains. Now go!', the baron says, and reaches for his wine cup. His advisors already hand him another document, and a scribe inscribes your names on the writ, before presenting it. When you finish signing it, the baron is already deciding the matters regarding an unreturned dowry."<br/>"Hah, he knew he's not going to lose many armours", Paco says. "Monks don't fight in armour, and I am obviously the fast and mobile type... And don't expect to receive plate, Gwyn. He's probably going to give you chain mail, at most. But let's go to that armoury."