Seizure of Jace Blackwell

[caterpillar]

It is said in the Exigo Trading Post and nearby villages, that the vigilant mercenaries of the Blackwood Company, dwarven warrior Kili and the legendary swordsman Kyle Rendell, have arrested the dangerous enemy of the state, the murderer and recently escaped prisoner Jace Blackwell. According to latest news the two heroes left the Exigo Trading Post with the intention of escorting the criminal to Sundren.

[greypawn]

Nazithric Ellar, a newcomer to Sundren, can be heard correcting people from time to time.

"No, the morons arrested me thinking I was this Mister Blackwell! I tell you, I hope this type of idiocy isn't common in these lands."

[Double_Tap]

Vaer Mor'gurtha listens carefully in an attempt to overhear a group of travelers discussing the apprehension of Jace Blackwell...

*subconsciously pulling at the mask covering his facial scars and whispering to himself*

“…wait a minute. Blackwell?! That’s the name that mistress dwarf called me as I walked away from her. She kept insisting I was a bandit because I was wearing a hood in the wilds. I did her a favor by keeping my burns hidden from her. Foolish people…”

[Twisted-Indoctrine]

Thane sat about the barrack tending his kit after overhearing some murmering of the event while in town buying the animal fat based oil he prefered for his kit. He kept his mouth shut about it as the two are both further up the chain than he was but his thoughts were clear in his mind...

"Kili and 'legendary swordsman warrior' Kyle whatever the hell his name was, pompous arse clown, are pushing a bit. Wonder how that'll go over with the higher ups? Going around falsely nabbing people and bringing them in's no good for reputations, and bad reputations are bad business and bad business means drops in revenue. Pretty damned serious consequences that I doubt they'll get out of if they keep it up. In spite of their combined mental faculties ammounting to a crate of oranges, perhaps, they damned well ought know better."

He just shook his head to himself quietly oiling his blade. He'd not further damage the reputation of the company with comments that might incite infighting.