The man rubbed the back of his head then he moved to his hips and released a hearty laugh from his mouth. "At least you understand your place, I see why people say you have no friends and have pretty much left you to the way side." He was blunt about the rumors he had heard about this mage aezru, his attitude was clearly dirty poor and he seemed very self serving and rude. He watched the mount move off at the mans signal, he guessed that mans only friend is that mount that he just got off of and it seemed to respect him, unlike others that he heard of.
"Eurza you got to be a team player here, I can't just do all the heavy lifting for you, got to pull your own damn weight." The man was greatly disappointed that his guild mate and team mate was so lazy about this deal thing they were doing. He walks up and he begins to talk to the elder that is there that they are to meet with. He clears his throat and he begins. "Hello sir how can we be of assistance to you? Please do excuse my lazy partner Azure, I will make sure your quest is done to the perfection that I am known for." He does a gentlemanly bow to the elder as a sign of respect to him and his man year of experience.
The elder is taken aback a bit at the level of politeness and respect he is being shown, from the tall tough look gentleman. It was happy to see that they had sent a respectable man with class to handle this. "It is nice to see they sent such a respectful man to take on my request, and I will excuse him just don't let him mess it up okay?" Emil nods his head as he was here to please the client and to get the job done and he was not gonna let rzeua mess this up for him and cost them the respect of the people of the north. The elder begins spinning a web of a tale about how their settlements use to co-exist till one of the passed heads had accidently jipped out of something that was agreed upon but wasn't delivered and this is how this had all started and they had lost their trust, so they were needed to go and to sort it all out and hopefully be able to talk them into taking back up a trade deal with them.
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