One Hour Ago:Sands gave Murdoc a phone so he can always get a hold of the teenager. One hour ago he calls him up and asks if he knew how to pick pockets
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D has taken up his usual spot, blending into the shadows that cover on chair tucked into the corner. It protects his back, conceals him, and affords him an excellent view. His sword is laying across his lap, and his coin bags are tucked safely away on his belt, toward the back and underneath his cloak.
When Sands enters, he almost draws his sword, mistaking him for Bludget. It's probably a good thing for Sands he reconsiders that assumption, as he's made a habit of slicing Bludget up every time he sees her. There's no outward indication of this, other than that he leans forward slightly. While he looks directly at the oddly attired person, he says nothing.
If anything else was going on other then the disturbing show before him, El would have noticed the theft. As it is, he barely registers the teenager at all.
Idle hands, and all that... Muds moves up behind D to get a 'better view of the show' and works at lifting the man's cape with the toe of his boot. All very unintentional, of course.. unless it goes unnoticed. If so, the coin purse will be slipped away with the delicate touch of a boy who's had to steal to get anything in his life.
D tends to rely heavily on people keeping their distance. It's almost impossible for him to travel back home without being identified as a dhampyre, or at least a vampire hunter. Under normal circumstances, he might have noticed even then, but Sands really is quite the show stopper.
When Sands enters, he almost draws his sword, mistaking him for Bludget. It's probably a good thing for Sands he reconsiders that assumption, as he's made a habit of slicing Bludget up every time he sees her. There's no outward indication of this, other than that he leans forward slightly. While he looks directly at the oddly attired person, he says nothing.
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Muds moves up behind D to get a 'better view of the show' and works at lifting the man's cape with the toe of his boot. All very unintentional, of course.. unless it goes unnoticed. If so, the coin purse will be slipped away with the delicate touch of a boy who's had to steal to get anything in his life.
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