Sazan stirred as the sky started darkening. He groaned a bit and sat up, rubbing a hand down his face.

Garrett sighed and sat up with similar reactions. He glanced over. "Hm. So how are we going to do this?" He asked. "Make it look like a normal sloppy robbery."

Sazan shrugged a bit. "However you think best," he said. He stretched, cracking his neck and back. "Can we leave them the horses?"

"Yeah." Garrett said simply. "Might as well, hmm?" He shrugged and stood up, straightening his clothes. "Come on." He moved over the the horse. "Let's do this."

Sazan nodded slowly. "I still don't think this is fair," he murmured, getting up.

"Me either but I don't have time to debate ethics." He whispered softly, not meaning to be rude....but it was the truth. "I just have to do my job."

Sazan muttered something under his breath, but he packed up his things and grabbed his horse. He dispelled the wards he'd put up, then started walking down the hill.

Garrett sighed as the house loomed closer in the night. He could hear a baby's laughter, and parents cooing. He frowned and stopped a bit. "Sazan?"

Sazan glanced at him. "Yeah?" he asked, stopping.

"I'm not a killer." He whispered softly, finally in his head. He swallowed a little.

Sazan nodded slowly. "So... what do we do?" he asked quietly. "Kill a horse and spill blood everywhere and tell the family to leave?"

Garrett frowned and looked over. "We could tell them the truth." He said softly. "And like you said, set the stage." He swallowed. "I'm going to get in a lot of trouble if they ever find out."

Sazan nodded again. "True," he said. "But then again... they aren't a very nice order either, if you ask me. Things like that... supposed to take care of their members if you ask me."

Garrett nodded slowly. "Let's just get this over with." He said slowly, moving to the door and knocking softly on it. He swallowed hard as he heard footsteps approach and finally answer the door.
A large man stood before them, sandy-greyish short hair and blue hazel eyes. "Sorry we don't take in strays. I'm sure you understand."

Sazan smirked a bit at that. "You might wanna hear us out," he said calmly. "'Cause we definitely aren't strays."