![Citizens' Plea: Pillaging II [Quest] U8W6XVS](https://i.imgur.com/U8W6XVS.png)
Nuala snuck through the streets of Crocus late at night; she was careful to avoid the city lights just like she had been doing for the entire week. At this point, the thief had no doubt that the rich and famous of the holy capital paid no mind to their own belongings, due to simply having too many: on a previous night she had stolen a significant of jewelry from a couple just down the streets and sold it on the black market. The jewelry had earned her a nice sum and now the sneak thief was back for more – before that, however, she had made sure to see whether or not word of her doings had gotten around. Usually, the police (when they were involved) was pretty vocal about wanting to end any sort of wrong doings, often threatening thieves and burglars with security cameras and whatnot. But so far: nothing. It almost seemed as though the couple hadn’t even noticed the theft and now that a few days had passed Nuala was wondering if that could be possible – but then again, the lady did indeed have a lot of junk lying around. One diamond-studded necklace more or less certainly wouldn’t make much of a difference. That is unless you were Nuala. Nuala was very much planning on going in again (not into the same building of course, that would be negligent) but to an estate that hosted people of similar wealth. This time, she wasn’t working for someone either. Nuala wanted to see how far she could get without a client, and perhaps one or two items that she found would prove valuable enough to interest some new clients in her services. Occasionally though, the woman preferred to work alone. There hadn’t been many work offers lately, which was kind of a bummer. It was much easier for the Voidling to receive a contract that would pay her well when all she had to do was pick something up and deliver it to the right person. If she worked like this, alone, she had to go through the hassle of finding someone to buy the things she stole herself – and fences could be extremely annoying. More often than not they gave her a shitty rate and tried to argue their way out of paying more, even when the item she offered was clearly more valuable than the price they were willing to pay. [408|2000] |