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So, so sorry about my hiatus! I had final exams to finish and it took every ounce of energy in my brain. but, I am back. Again, I apologize!
Stitchblades: I did base this RP around Skyrim's Riften Thieves Guild, what with it being in a poorer state and taking different kinds of jobs, whatnot like that. I was thinking about using shadowmarks, but it feels like guards and passerby peoples would notice and report it, and would cause a lot of problems. So, that information is distributed verbally amongst thieves.
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Alekzander smiled as he saw Shae walk her way into the gathering area. It made him really happy to see her again, all healthy. Her accident had been a nasty one, indeed. And while it was, in fact, her fault for misjudging the distance of her jump- at least that's what he believed she said, Alekzander would not start criticizing the lass. She had just gotten her ankle healed up, no need to break her heart shortly after the repair. Besides, by the way Shae carried herself around the Thieves, Alekzander could definitely tell that she knew she screwed up.

Alekzander reached a hand over to Shae and patted the poor girl's shoulder. "Welcome back, lass. We all missed you, dearly. And now, you're back," he said, flashing his trademark smile. After that, he brushed some hair out if his face and said, "Don't worry about the job. None of us could have escaped, or probably even gotten as far as you did. The worst of it happens to the best of us, even I." Alekzander smirked and scoffed as he took his turn, turning over the card he needed in Robb's and his card came. "Perfect 21, lad. You know you lost."

Alekzander would then put the cards up and sit in a different position. "Speaking of failure, I'm going to tell you all a story. So, this was back when Roc was training me for the Guild. One day, Roc was training me free running as part of an escape lesson. Well, on this particular day, I was attempting to jump off of a wall and grab onto a ledge. So, the old man and I are out here, and I'm trying to get this down. On one such attempt, my foot slips from the wall on the beginning part, and I ran straight into the wall, my face getting the worst of it. I broke my nose with that lesson, was all bruised and cut, and was half-conscious. Roc, that old codger, he laughed for days on end at me. Every day I showed my face, he would laugh."

Alekzander laughed himself as he remembered how it felt. "It hurt for a long time. Moral of the story...look out for walls." After a good chuckle, he would say, "But seriously. The worst happens to the best of us, sometimes. Now, enough storytime. Anyways, we have a few missions on the board up there. There's a robbery, and a jailbreak job. More will be coming soon, so don't fret. In the meantime, we can just sit around and be merry." With that, Alekzander stood and walked over to the small bar place, where the barmaid, Sylverianne, was working. Sylverianne smiled and leaned forwards and exchanged murmurs to each other, Sylverianne. giggling occasionally. Sylverianne would go into the back room for a minute, before coming back out, with no obvious change, followed by more murmurs.
Alekzander thought for a moment, and then would say, "We will play a simple game of Blackjack. Seems easy enough. As for terms, aces go both ways, play to 21, and for betting, well...stakes are 50 from both of our pockets, making for 100. Sounds pretty fair, lad?" Alekzander smirked and would shuffle the deck quickly and skillfully, before passing cards to both himself and Robb. After pulling several for each, he set the rest of the cards to the side and would reach into his pocket, pulling out 50 froms. Froms were the typical currency found on the people of Estherdame. "You may go first, lad."

As people started entering, Alekzander would greet each and every one of them, continuing the game with Robb. "There's a job that you and Robb will work together on, Jarret. It's on the board, if you want to look upon it. Decent amount of pay, lads, equally split," he said, to both Robb and Jarret. After taking his next turn, he turned to a table adjacent to him, turning to Zendra. "How's the brothel faring these days, lass? Is it living up to its namesake, Golden Silks? Golden skin, silky smooth v-...well, you know. Anyways, I just might have to pay a visit there, as a customer," Alekzander said, flashing his trademark winning smile to Zendra. "And, you look as sensual as ever, lass."

After a while, Alekzander cocked his head up and looked as a woman in a cloak entered the room. Alekzander smiled and stood from his seat, walking over to the woman. "Aye, that I am, lass. That I am," he said as he approached her. He outstretched his hand to the woman. "I am Alekzander Kaeles, Guild Master. And, you must be the Sarina Mashir I personally sent out for...On behalf of the Thieves and myself, it is an immense pleasure to meet you, lass, and welcome to the Guild. These are your new comrades. Take a moment to meet everyone here, lass. You're bound to get acquainted with them anyways, might as well be now." With that, Alekzander gently took Sarina's hand and led her down a small set of stairs to the place where everyone was at, save for Dr. Roban.
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Alekzander watched out of the corner of his eye at Robb walking over to him as he ate his food, sitting and propping his feet up. Practicing for the inevitable leisure, he would assume, and would excuse it. "Aye, lad. That there is. A note pinned to the board. Looks like a simple robbery. A job for you and Jarret to work together on. Promised a small purse-full if you can get the items he wants," Alekzander said, matter-of-factly. Alekzander then smirked and scoffed. "Am I the only one that finds it humorous that you're one of the specialists on robbery, and your name is Robb? I enjoy how that worked out."

Alekzander would then wave to the barmaid. "Would you be a kind lass and get Roban his damned tea? Fool's yelling his lungs out in there. And, do mind the fumes, please. You want to keep those strong lungs just that way, lest you choke on your own throat," he said. The barmaid nodded and went into the kitchen and came back out with Roban's tea he'd ben crying out for. Alekzander scoffed once more and looked over to Robb. "All of those chemicals are going to the man's head, no doubt. Poor man runs on no sleep in a room full of chemicals, more than half of them deadly. Sometimes, I wonder if he accidentally mixed his sanity into one of his many vials of products. Or all of them, little by little. But, Roban's a good man. Reliable doctor and alchemist, as well as toxicologist."

With that, Alekzander had finished his plate of food, sliding it onto the table as per usual. When the barmaid came over to him, he handed it to her. "Thank you for the meal, lass. It was truly delicious. Place wouldn't be the same without your good cooking, good looking," Alekzander said, smirking and winking to the barmaid. Flustered, the barmaid lowered her head and giggled, before going back into the kitchen. Satisfied, Alekzander would turn back to Robb, reaching for the deck of cards on the table. He would shuffle the deck masterfully before looking at Robb. "Could I interest you in a game of cards?"
You know how the age-old saying goes. Finders, keepers. It's the creed of the thief. Your sticky fingers just always seem to end up in rich pockets, grabbing coin, jewel, and trinket. You have a knack for waiting in shadows, always hungry. Driven by greed. Larceny runs through your veins. Thievery always on the mind. Walking the cobbled streets of the morning, where others see citizens and townsfolk, you see targets and possibility. No guards looking. No danger in the area. Nice and quiet. Time to find you a fancy new coin purse.

All of this opportunity, of course, comes with a risk. A great one. A caught thief is a dead thief. A lone thief is a caught thief. Only takes one wrong movement, one misstep, one touch to a chap's bum before he realizes the emptiness of his pocket and the person right behind him, former contents of said pocket in the red hands of the thief. Our organization exists to unify as a band of thieves and make as much coin as possible, making sure our own don't get caught, and et cetera. Essentially, we're a group of people who would love nothing more than to rob the rich blind and find themselves with new possessions. Welcome to our Guild.

Though, you may have heard around that our outfit isn't doing so well. It is just a shadow of its former self. This is why we are trying to hire new members, as well as relearn the tools of our trade. We are taking a new approach to how we handle our jobs, to make sure our clients are most satisfied with our handiwork. No more jack-of-all-trades. The route we will be taking will be having everyone specialize in a form of crime, be it ambush, fishing, numbers, heists, robberies, fencing less-than-legal items, and et cetera. Everyone will have one specialization, and the very best just might have two. We are also expanding our resources to take on new jobs, like protective services and assassinations. Since these are fairly new, only experienced members can take them. There'll be plenty of opportunities to earn coin, so don't worry.
Alekzander sighed as he woke up from a particularly fascinating dream of taking the biggest haul they've ever had, striking it rich for all of the members of the Guild. Oh, how Alekzander wished to make each and every one of the members wealthy, especially himself. Have to be a bit selfish in this line of work. Only a bit. Alekzander waved the hair out of his face and sat up on his bed, yawning. "Another day in this Band of Thieves, eh," he said, though to no one really. Anyone who would happen to hop by would hear him. Alekzander slept and, essentially lived in, their hideout. It wasn't exactly the most sanitary of places in the city of Estherdame, but he had yet to suffocate, so he guessed it was alright. It was far from the worst, that was for sure.

With that, Alekzander stood to his feet and would begin getting dressed, choosing his traditional thief attire. Oh, the jobs this outfit has seen, in the one year alone. Alekzander had some memories in this Guild, and now that he was Guildmaster, he wanted to fulfill his promise to Roc and bring the Guild back to its former glory. Now fully dressed, Alekzander would walk out of the large bunking room and into the main room of their hideout, stretching out his limbs. He routinely popped his knuckles, neck, spine, arms, legs, and jaw. Have to keep those limbs limber, otherwise he would not do so well in this line of work.

So, Alekzander, having fully woken up, would sit at a table and wait for everyone else to either arrive or awake, as some lived outside of the hideout. While that was in process, Alekzander was approached by the mini-tavern's barmaid, whom had already prepared a plate of breakfast for him, remembering what he liked. "Here you are, Alekzander. Fresh from the skillet. Even remembered the fruit this time," the barmaid said, her heavy accent prominent in the nearly empty room. "Thank you, lass. I appreciate it," Alekzander replied, before dismissing the barmaid and eating his breakfast.
I think that's everyone, save zombiechum. I shall send a mass PM once the IC is finished.
Yay!
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