Ethel kept the same sort of casual smile on his face even as the big man proposed his deal while making that pistol of his nice and visible. It didn't seem like he was lying exactly but Ethel still wanted more information before he was comfortable accepting this kind of bargain.

"Nice to see some people still understand the nature of good business in the underhives. We scratch your back you scratch ours and together we itch off all the lice and sewer mold, eh? But before we do this job for you there's some information we'll need from you. Specifically what are these documents and why d'you need them so badly? S'nothing personal, I don't mean to impugn the honor of a fine gentleman like yourself, but my...compatriots and I like to be as well-informed as possible before we step into some kind of mess. S'good for the old survivability rates, you understand." He said all of this like even asking the questions pained him, but knowing was too necessary to allow things to work out otherwise.

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