"I am. What stakes?" she enquired slowly. The bosmer, who was a good deal smaller than she, gulped nervously, but gave a charming smile nonetheless.
"What do we say starting at a 10?" he asked.
Veru nodded. "Deal." She cashed in a 10 gold, and he did the same. They rolled. Once, twice, three times, Veru rolled all sixes. The bosmer paled as he forked over fifty of his own gold. "You're uh... pretty good at that..." the bosmer said, and though he was clearly a bit miffed that he hadn't one a single round, he was also clearly not finished with her.
Veru watched him uncertainly, not sure why he would stay. As she hadn't felt the need to milk him for lots of money, she hadn't toned down her game so they could keep playing. He should, by all accounts, be outraged right now.
He leaned in closer to her. "Interested in joining the thieves' guild?" he asked in a low voice. His eyes swept down to her fairly modest briasts, then up to her face again. He smiled. "I could use a 'prentice, and you're a pretty good roller. You'd make good money out of it..." Once again, his eyes drifted downwards, then fixed on her face hungrily.
Understanding dawned. He lusts after me... she thought. He and his type usually do... Those men who liked dangerous, mysterious or rogueish woman often took to her looks. And though it was disguised as an offer of some guild membership (if the thieves' guild even existed...) Veru recognised a proposition when she saw one. He was wondering if she'd have six for money with him.
Since Veru was in a good mood at the moment, she simply said, "No." And then she reached out with her gauntleted arm to grab her gambling box- she knew it was her most intimidating side. The bosmer nodded, and rose to his feet. "As you like, miss. But uh... if you ever want to find me? My room is upstairs. And I'd be very grateful for your company." He winked.
Veru looked thoughtful. "I'll bear that in mind..." she replied. Knowing where he was could prove useful if she needed more money.