Lannisport

[The Smith]

Petra smiled, "My grandson has a common failing among young men. Pride." She snickered, "It is not merely some imaginary whim that stays my hand, but his skilled prevention."

[The Flint]

Talyn grunted, "Well, than, perhaps if I were to add a new pair of eyes, and find the man, the credit could go to you? That might stay your envy."

[The Smith]

Petra nodded, "Do you need any help?"

[The Flint]

Talyn nodded, "I would not be so foolish as to decline your assistance. If you had any leads I would be very grateful."

[The Smith]

"I have had several, but he moves his operations about. And he does not often deal with any of his agents. And he always goes to them, he never has them summoned." Petra replied.

[The Flint]

"Do you know the identity of any of his agents? Perhaps we could make him go to them. If there were some choice tidbit they let him know they were aware of perhaps?"

[The Smith]

Petra leaned back, and folded her hands, "None that I know of. I will order some men look into suspected agents, and see if they can shake anything loose."

[The Flint]

"Most kind of you, I am sure much of your attention has been distracted by matters of your daughter-in-law, I will try not to disturb to much."

[The Smith]

Petra smiled, "It is very distracting. She will be found though."

[The Flint]

Talyn nodded, "My compliments to your chef Lady Petra, well prepared."

[The Smith]

"Only the best in Lannisport." Petra replied, "How are your children? I have heard they are active."

[The Flint]

"They are constantly moving, it is exhausting, but I am sure you know how children can be," Talyn said with a nod of the head. "is Milo your only grandchild?" he asked.

[The Smith]

Petra laughed, "The only one I know about. My sons were quite amorous."

[The Flint]

"Is that a family trait then?" Talyn asked with a smile.

[The Smith]

"Indeed. My father had the same failing. And mother." Petra smiled, "It has made or house black with shame." She laughed.