Dennis has a embarrassed look to his face as Liza offers her thanks to him. "No thanks needed, my dear. You have earned my eternal thanks earlier by safely bringing my daughter home to me, so I still feel that I owe you a debt for that." He listens to O-Ren's words as she makes the decision on what to do with the equipment. "I can make some calls about the armor later tonight. It will take some time for all the arrangements to be made, but it sounds like you are going to be here for the long haul, so I can get the best price for you. Its a shame that you want to dispose of these magic staves, but I can't say you are wrong in your decision." At this point, he gives you a satisfied nod and heads off to start gathering up the rifles he loaned out to everyone for the town defense.
As Liza settles down into her semi-trance state, she can see few spirits in the area. But, there is one that approaches her, a older man that seems somewhat familiar to you from your time here in Haven. He gives a smile to the mystic as he pulls off his hat. "I am Kevin Renner, and I thank you for your kind words, ma'am, and I look forward to moving on. But, there is one last thing I would ask of you, if I can impose. In my barn there is a hidden compartment in the wall that I've been using to hide some extra credits from my family, saving it for a rainy day. Could you go to my home and tell my wife about it, and let my family know my last thoughts were of them? I may have gone to the grave with a noble cause at my back, but it will be of little solace to my grieving widow and children. Perhaps this message will help ease their burden." He goes on to describe to you the location in the barn of his hidey hole, and the address of his home. "My wife's name is Vera, and she has been the one true love of my life for the past forty five years. I have lived a good life, and I move on knowing that my sacrifice was not in vain."
As Liza settles down into her semi-trance state, she can see few spirits in the area. But, there is one that approaches her, a older man that seems somewhat familiar to you from your time here in Haven. He gives a smile to the mystic as he pulls off his hat. "I am Kevin Renner, and I thank you for your kind words, ma'am, and I look forward to moving on. But, there is one last thing I would ask of you, if I can impose. In my barn there is a hidden compartment in the wall that I've been using to hide some extra credits from my family, saving it for a rainy day. Could you go to my home and tell my wife about it, and let my family know my last thoughts were of them? I may have gone to the grave with a noble cause at my back, but it will be of little solace to my grieving widow and children. Perhaps this message will help ease their burden." He goes on to describe to you the location in the barn of his hidey hole, and the address of his home. "My wife's name is Vera, and she has been the one true love of my life for the past forty five years. I have lived a good life, and I move on knowing that my sacrifice was not in vain."