Kaito watched patiently as Yvonne and Jazdia discussed the intricacies of archery. Apparently one of the assassins had been shooting arrows from close to the mausoleum at the king. What interested the fox more was the fact that the elf noticed that there was some sort of passageway under the mausoleum. If that was how the assassins got in and out, they had to find a way to get in the structure.
For a moment he inspected the lock and came to the swift conclusion that picking it would not be an easy task. The actual mechanism was very complex. Usually not the kind of lock you'd place on a mausoleum. Kaito judged that that trying to pick it would be difficult. Better find someone who could actually open the door for them.
Just as the kitsune was about to ask Jazdia about who has the keys to the mausoleum a ruckus at the front gate caught Kaito’s attention. Apparently a captain of the royal guard had come to inspect his men and wasn’t too pleased with the fact that they let them in. His arrival could be troublesome.
The captains of the royal guard weren’t exactly your run of the mill guards like the pipsqueak with the armor that was a couple of sizes too big. No, the captains were on a completely different level. All highly trained and experienced professionals. They would not be easily fooled nor quickly beguiled by magical charm. Give such a man the impression that you’re trying to bewitch him and the situation could escalate quickly. A fight with the royal guard was the last thing they needed right now.
For a moment the fox pondered about what strategy they should choose. He wasn’t sure if they could trust the captain. As far as Kaito was concerned everyone in the royal court could be a traitor. Giving too much information might endanger the mission. Trying to fool the man might escalate the situation and endanger the mission as well. They would have to walk a tightrope and hope to reach the end without falling.
As the captain addressed Jazdia, Kaito stepped forward. “Good afternoon sir. You certainly may insist that we state our business. However I hope that you understand that, concerning the grave events that transpired at this site, that our business is on a strictly need to know basis only.” Spoke the fox in a serious tone.
For a moment he studied the captain’s facial expression and quickly came to the conclusion that a ‘it’s none of your business’ would not be sufficient. The man in front of him would probably not be satisfied with anything less than some official documentation. If anyone had some form of documents in the group it would be the elf. Yet Kaito was also aware that she was a very private person and very unwilling to share any personal details. Details that might need to be redacted or blurred out before the captain could see whatever Jazdia was holding on too. “But perhaps you’re high enough up in the chain of command to be informed on our business. I think we are at liberty to share some of the details, don’t you agree miss Jazdia?” Spoke Kaito as he held up his hand for any documents hoping that his comrade trusts him enough to keep her private details a secret.
For a moment he inspected the lock and came to the swift conclusion that picking it would not be an easy task. The actual mechanism was very complex. Usually not the kind of lock you'd place on a mausoleum. Kaito judged that that trying to pick it would be difficult. Better find someone who could actually open the door for them.
Just as the kitsune was about to ask Jazdia about who has the keys to the mausoleum a ruckus at the front gate caught Kaito’s attention. Apparently a captain of the royal guard had come to inspect his men and wasn’t too pleased with the fact that they let them in. His arrival could be troublesome.
The captains of the royal guard weren’t exactly your run of the mill guards like the pipsqueak with the armor that was a couple of sizes too big. No, the captains were on a completely different level. All highly trained and experienced professionals. They would not be easily fooled nor quickly beguiled by magical charm. Give such a man the impression that you’re trying to bewitch him and the situation could escalate quickly. A fight with the royal guard was the last thing they needed right now.
For a moment the fox pondered about what strategy they should choose. He wasn’t sure if they could trust the captain. As far as Kaito was concerned everyone in the royal court could be a traitor. Giving too much information might endanger the mission. Trying to fool the man might escalate the situation and endanger the mission as well. They would have to walk a tightrope and hope to reach the end without falling.
As the captain addressed Jazdia, Kaito stepped forward. “Good afternoon sir. You certainly may insist that we state our business. However I hope that you understand that, concerning the grave events that transpired at this site, that our business is on a strictly need to know basis only.” Spoke the fox in a serious tone.
For a moment he studied the captain’s facial expression and quickly came to the conclusion that a ‘it’s none of your business’ would not be sufficient. The man in front of him would probably not be satisfied with anything less than some official documentation. If anyone had some form of documents in the group it would be the elf. Yet Kaito was also aware that she was a very private person and very unwilling to share any personal details. Details that might need to be redacted or blurred out before the captain could see whatever Jazdia was holding on too. “But perhaps you’re high enough up in the chain of command to be informed on our business. I think we are at liberty to share some of the details, don’t you agree miss Jazdia?” Spoke Kaito as he held up his hand for any documents hoping that his comrade trusts him enough to keep her private details a secret.