At the head of the room were two men.

The first was called Rypan; a name feared across many lands. Legend claimed that Rypan was born without a heart, and that his blood only flowed due to his lust for death. Most legends embellished his deeds, and a few did not give him credit. His eyes were cold and blue, and his hair long and blond. He made no attempt to appear intimidating, he didn’t need to.

The one who possessed the honor of standing next to the master of thieves was believed to have no name. He was called Foray. He had the name for so long that most no longer remembered his birth name. He was a secretive man, a trait of any good thief.

He wore his brown hair long. A green mask covered the lower part of his face, and a cloak enshrouded his body. Other than that, his garb was simple. Many feared Foray and told many stories of his skill.