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His attention turned to the household staff. Four people all together: A kitchen maid, a cook, a scullery and a butler.
"Our plan is to enter into the house by its third story access." He addressed. "Usually that might be a problem because there are four people inside the house at this hour... but I have planned for this night." He advised the Kobold.
His attention turned to a rather young woman, bright auburn hair tied very conservatively dressed in a simple dress with a head wrap over the top of her head. "The scullery." He introduced to Vrisz. "Normally this is the time she would be doing laundry, the room in question having a large shute that allows her to hear the stories of the two masters and the rest of the household." He forewarned. "But I so happen to know that she likes to star gaze. And SO happened to steal some stars." He bragged. Showing a bag of rather bright luminous dust motes. "Or the next best thing."
He boasted. "I hung them early this morning outside the yard, it does not appear until nightfall." He mused. "She will go into the yard to do the laundry instead behind the house and that will also take care of..." His attention turned to a much smaller girl. Her hair was in tails, she was rather frumpy with rosy cheeks and a rather dirty dress. "The Kitchen Maid. Who well... Likes the Scullery." He teased and the gossip. "She will find an excuse to go out to the yard too to be close to her crush. Honestly I wish we could give her the courage to confess her feelings." He was such a fan of romance after all. "That would take care of two of them..." But you know there was more!
"Even tallblood like to stare at shiny things!", nodded Vrisz at the Shadow Stealer, "Shadow stealer is good trap maker! Forge lovey note for naughties."
She grinned, "What after busybusy tallblood ladies?"
"She WOULD be in the Kitchen tonight, but usually tonight she elects to sneak out of the household." He delighted. "To go gamble on the dire rat races that occur in the lower tiers of the city walls." He mused. And perhaps a few moments later as the house was dispersing said cook was now sneaking out the front door. Hat and coat in hands as well as counting the money she had made this week and reading a dirty pamphlet of possible odds as she made her way down the opposite end of the street.
"Which leaves us to the Butler. Head of the Household staff. Loyal, shrewd, detail orientated. He will take tonight to clean the silver and the crystal ware. Which he alone trusts to handle." He warranted. "This will be the only person actually in the household. He won't exactly be in the area we are going to break into but there is always a chance." ”
Spellgun learning in elvish left Vrisz with occasional sparks of rhyming by its Fae tinted goggles as she stared at the woman, "Busy butler buffing booty better boosted by 'bolds. Vrisz tried eating dire rat. Nasty. 'Shrooms is best. Butler not lookin' for put eaty stuff back an' find gone lazycook?"
With that said. It would seem the pieces were now in play. Both maids were slowly making their way to the backyard. The Butler was undoing the buttons of his own doublet inside as he was preparing for the long and intricate work. And now. Now the pair of thieves would embark on their work.
The Shadow Stealer began to move, motioning for the other to follow him. The thief seemed to be incredibly surefooted. Walking on the tiniest of ledges, and the strangest of surfaces with incredible ease. Moving among the stars and the night skies as he was making his way to a rope he had prepared off another building. Now spinning said rope above his head with the appropriate grappling hook to latch itself to the other side of the street.
"Wobbly long gun, cannot follow dancing Shadow Stealer on small ledges! Vrisz use showy useless things like sell for longgun padstrap.", whispers Vrisz nearby and hunkered down on all fours.
Though panting a bit at the weight she carried darted carefully to and fro looking for peepers on the street that ought not to peep. They were paranoid critters by nature but the oversized dragon eyes looked through darkness quite well. Lest some 'bold eater be around the corner!
Street dog actually. A bit large, just looking up at the creature panting and starring at them like a dumb happy animal. ... TERRIFYING!
The Shadow Stealer was now on the roof of the home of the two Tensic Brothers. Somewhat crouching back down as he got to the particularly vulnerable window he had cased a night or two back. Very thin and fragile thieves tools slipping through the cracks and he quietly began to lift the latch.
"Once we are inside. You will slip into the room and signal the all clear." He instructed his faithful minion.
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