Nolan would switch out of his priestly vestments and into his regular equipment at this point, pulling out a piece of parchment with some notes he had taken concerning his opinion of the town as per his assignment.
His manner, although still friendly, is much more professional now that they are all in private rooms.
Well, here's what we know. One: The baron wishes to hand over control of the town to the enemy. What we don't know, is why he wishes to do that. Of the possibley reasons, the three most viable would be that he was bribed, he is being controlled, or he's been replaced by someone with the ability to impersonate him. Along with stopping him, we should also determine which of these, if any, is the reason behind his betrayal. He would flip to the next page, taking a breath and then continuing on.
Second issue: We don't know how much information he's provided to the captain downstairs concerning the two converging forces. As the captain stated, one force is coming to attack, another to defend. However, as we know the baron is a traitor, it is possible that our forces will be labled the hostile force, and the enemy will be labled as the back up. This would pose a very large problem for our own troops, as the goal of this mission is to reinforce the town without harming the civilians and loyal soldiers already here. So, we need to determine what amount of information the captain knows, and wither or not he is going to be an ally or a potential problem.
He looks around, pausing to see the reactions of the rest of the group so far.
Any questions so far?