Cetishil raises an eyebrow. "Did they cite any other reasons for not wanting your services?"

"No, but I did my research and I found that they're using a new group to do what I always did for them. They call themselves the Calen gang and somehow they got the means to support the Danmar family by providing them the contraband that I've provided for them before they came along." He told Cetishil.

"Would this Calen gang be getting their supplies by burning villages by any chance?" Cetishil asks. "And suppose we wanted to find this gang. Where would we go?"

"I don't know why you're asking that, but no they don't burn villages down from what all I gathered about them. As for finding them, I was able to find that they hold up in a empty warehouse in the south part of the city."

"I see. Well, we'll see what we can do." Cetishil says, motioning for the group to leave. "Is there anything else we should know about this gang before we go?"

Shanara was ready to leave, and once the group had exited the area she asked. "I certainly hope this other gang is doing something worth us dealing with them. If they aren't, well...I will not aid in punishing them if they do not deserve it."

"We should at least check it out." Burnish suggested. Of course what he wouldn't say in front of this guy is his intent to hear their side of the dispute.

"Nothing that I'll let you decide how to handle them. You can either kill them all, convince them that this is worth it, or find something that would look very bad on them and rat them to the cops. All that I care about is that they're no longer in business by the time you finish. I await to hear good new upon your return." He tells the group as they start to leave.

(I had to fight my urge to have the dwarf introduce himself as Mr. Johnson to you all.)

(Lol.)
Cetishil nods. "Let's figure out what is going on at the very least. Maybe we'll find a better way in as we go." She says, heading back to the cart. "But first, lets sell this gear."
(How would we do that?)

"Yes!" Burnish agreed, following Cetishil. "Also, if the King is in danger at the ball, doesn't that mean that we can just roll the ball away, or is that not allowed?" Burnish appears to have interpreted the term quite literally.