Polite, direct, and women, not a lot of those in this time and age. He thought while gracefully  moving forwards and taking the peacebonding writ and storing it within his clothes. "I believe I'll have this one and this one alone if you don't mind, Lady Nightstone." Checking to make sure that it was save inside one of his many pockets he decided to answer the alchemists question. Lady d'Parkville, as you called her," he motioned towards the paladin. "will draw the most attention to herself without a doubt. The whole church magic business will make the locals instantly aware of possible trouble if a rival pops into town from another faith." he yawned then for no other reason then to break the lines of questions and give him a way to leave.<br/><br/>"But we have a great deal of time to plan all this out. Seven days in fact. Alone, on the road, with only one another for company." he mentally smiled at the possible outcomes of such a trip but had his hand drift over his short sword making him seem as if his words had a dual meaning when his tone was pleasant. "I myself am going to find a nice bottle of rum or ale to fill my belly and then enjoy the hospitality of the king for a night. In the morning, should I be well rested, I'll gladly give my input on farther tasks. Till then madams." he bowed. "I will take my leave and you may discuss or learn more of each other. I'll gladly learn about each one of you in time." he gave a roguish wink as he lifted his head at the end of his bow and turned towards the door and started out.<br/><br/>"Now I won't stop any of you from following should you like to learn "more" about myself. But their is a price for that." he reached the doorway and turned about. "I'm sure it will be a pleasure working with each of you. I am Aaric. Lady Nightstone, Lady Emerald, Lady d'Parkville, goodnight to you all or a goodnight to some. "he smiled to each one and walked out the doorway and into the halls and let his mask drop and his mind started to race.