Joes Arlandt:
Redmountain glares at you for your obvious jab.
"I guess I should have known better to trust an Elf. Mark my words, son, no Elf will do fair business with you."
<Fine. I'll take 75% out into the desert and dump them there. They should dessicate after 15 minutes in that heat. Well that get you to shut up about them?>
Alaris Valentis, Edgric Browne and Cade Thorngage:
He yawns deeply and lowers his crossbow all the way.
"Just leave it on my desk in the den. It should be unlocked." He gestures to the door that leads to a room closest to the front of the house, and returns to bed.
Cade indicates that the target is inside that room, so you check the door for traps, just to be safe. Detecting none, you procede in.
The walls of the room are covered in tall bookshelves, creaking under the weight of volume after volume. A few chairs surround an unlit fire place. A desk sits on one wall, with the chair side to the wall. On it, in a glass case, rests the target.
Laura Godkissed:
The sorcerer is simply entertaining the crowd, with no malicious intent. He seems to be enjoying delighting the little kids that are pressing close to him.
The pickpocket, on the other hand, is like reading/ smelling an open book. As he works through the crowd, his eyes are glued to an Elf dressed in rich attire, who is watching his son stare in wonder at the dancing lights.
The pickpocket smells like a big cat, stalking a deer, right before it strikes. That is the smell of a professional. By the way he moves his hands, he has two daggers in each sleeve.