I feel that I should argue that nobody should have a real idea of where Arastoph is hiding. They heard a gunshot, which is so loud it is difficult to trace in the first place, and his voice, which just came from a general location. He could've moved since then.

So it seems a little odd to me that in the single second he was visible, they were able to see him, think about their action, then both shoot him. In addition, nothing has been said regarding his actions. Just seems weird to me.

edit: woop, your IC edit ninja'd me. Still, the point stands. :P

He didn't budge an inch from his hiding place, though. He doubted that the looters would actually have mercy, and would shoot him with the crossbows at a moment's notice. While his pleas sounded remorseful and desperate, Arastoph said them with but a look of annoyance on his face, and was fingering the ammunition pouch in his hands. If anything, perhaps he could play the knight's code of chivalry into his hands and receive protection under him. If the knight decided to take responsibility for the actions of a "frightened and desperate survivor", then he had an opportunity. To either escape or stay alive long enough.

That has to be pretty volatile gunpowder to go off from being shot at.

Waiting or a Kelvin post befor I can post again~
Also....I want to know who can beat the other in 'bargaining', the merchant or the succubus necromancer?

Hmmm.

Is Bill wearing a helmet, oh master GM?

My computer broke. :( Posting from me will slow down dramatically until I get a new one.