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That reminiscent sensation that invigorated him so. Courage was often a label reserved for the ancient heroes or the brave knights of old, and he found himself being more reckless than acting on any substantial bravery. Such was entirely fine with him, quite aware of the possibility that this land carried no heroes. None worth admiring, least of all noticing. Ah—had he referred to this place as something else besides his treasure trove? In a world full of abundant riches & pleasures, such as the ones falling out of his pockets, he would sooner call this plane of existence his playground rather than an actual earth.
The feeling of playing the liar; the crook that hid behind an act, disguising himself with a blinding grin and enough tips from whispering shadows to conjure a believable ruse.
After all, wasn’t that what a thief was supposed to do?
"Now look here guys… these odds are just ludicrous.” Drawled in what could possibly be the most cocksure tone that anyone ever did hear, each syllable dripping with the usual mockery when faced with a seemingly imperative situation. In retrospect, it wasn’t the best idea to think that he could loot three troves worth of gems & Gil and scamper away without so much as an alarm being raised. Especially seeing as how the gates in front of him were being lowered as current exchange took place.
"Don’t you fellas have any respect for honor an’ all that good stuff—!? Y’know, letting one knight take a whack at me and shame me for all eternity? I’ll tell you what—” Arrogance transcended into sheer vainglory upon the nigh of prior admission, right half of fuchsia curved blade twirled effortlessly with a gloved index finger. “—I’ll beat all five of you with just one blade… AND I’ll hop over that gate by the time reinforcements arrive. But if you win?”
"Well, I guess you will have relieved me of my honor forever! A thief can’t live without his honor, man. Might just hafta’ to throw myself offa’ this bridge afterwards!"