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In addition to looking for the Goblin, Malkaer had to move carefully lest he collide with one of several Orcs who were moving around without paying much attention to where they were going. It was difficult to tell if the Orcs were drunk, clumsy or a combination of the two. Finally he came upon the Goblin he was seeking. The fellow was seated at a table with a female Goblin and two Orcs.
It sure did look like the Goblin who relieved Kle'anther of his wordly possessions. Of course the dead esh'lahier did not really need those things now.
Neither the Goblins nor the Orcs at that table took any notice of Malkaer. If fact it did not seem that anyone was paying attention to him. That may well have been fortunate for him.
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The Kinder and Gentler Red Neck GM
Taralon - where both loquaciousness and succinctness are acceptable
It is impossible to make anything foolproof because fools are so ingenious. (an ancient Yeti Proverb)
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