Glancing at his two companions who had already agreed to the deal without hearing any more details, Ren gave a quiet breath and small frown. Really, now, they had yet to hear a good amount of information. Ceol's ready compliance was strange, given his doubt, but then Renolf couldn't see or hear any lies from Aramil, making it highly likely that he was telling the truth.<br/><br/>Still, there was a great deal of darkness about the entire thing. Given the details, though, they needed to hurry to have a good chance of tracking down the brigands. While strict deadlines could be exciting, it didn't give Ren enough time to find out the other details he wanted to know... and ignorance was rife with danger.<br/><br/>Nevertheless, Renolf shrugged a bit and pulled on a smile. "<strong>It seems we're well interested in the job. Of course, there's the matter of payment to discuss. Once we return with her, I'd like to have a more... in-depth conversation with you about your rivals and how we will be going about bringing justice to the one who ordered your daughter's capture.</strong>" Renolf talked with great ease, as if he had been in a hundred of such situations already - and for as much as anyone knew, that could have been the case.<br/><br/>"<strong>I'd like to get started as soon as possible, so let's sort out the pay immediately, hm?</strong>" Ren leaned in, a glint in his grin, as they spoke of the most lucrative aspect of the whole thing. While Renolf was certainly interested in rescuing a damsel in distress, he wouldn't pass up an opportunity to profit from it, either.