Anakin20
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I stopped, listening at the trapdoor under the moneylender's store. It was one I had set in place many moons ago, for just such an occasion.
There were no voices, but I decided that caution was in order, as the moneylender's wife sometimes worked the books late into the evening. Not that I would be upset to gaze upon her beauty, but it wouldn't do me any good in the long run.
For you see, I am a theif. Micqui Morgonne is my name, long ago forgotten. I was now just known as Mick the Quick, Master Burglar, Assassin Lord and Man of 2000 Faces. The moneylender, Shamal, foreclosed on an inn owned by a couple of friends, so I was giving payback in spades.
Speaking of spades, I took out the deck of thin porcelain playing cards that doubled as theives' tools, and began quietly popping the one-way latch on the trapdoor. Once again, success and I was in. Slowly I raised the door a centimetre to get the lay of the land. The lights were mostly extinguished, which meant Shamal's wife, Wendiree, was not working. The only light came from what I surmised was a candle in the next room.
My wrist daggers were ready as I steadied myself to make my move.
There were no voices, but I decided that caution was in order, as the moneylender's wife sometimes worked the books late into the evening. Not that I would be upset to gaze upon her beauty, but it wouldn't do me any good in the long run.
For you see, I am a theif. Micqui Morgonne is my name, long ago forgotten. I was now just known as Mick the Quick, Master Burglar, Assassin Lord and Man of 2000 Faces. The moneylender, Shamal, foreclosed on an inn owned by a couple of friends, so I was giving payback in spades.
Speaking of spades, I took out the deck of thin porcelain playing cards that doubled as theives' tools, and began quietly popping the one-way latch on the trapdoor. Once again, success and I was in. Slowly I raised the door a centimetre to get the lay of the land. The lights were mostly extinguished, which meant Shamal's wife, Wendiree, was not working. The only light came from what I surmised was a candle in the next room.
My wrist daggers were ready as I steadied myself to make my move.