The Barkeep
"One last thing; what's this other guy's name, and where is his last known place?" Asked Daniel.
"Ah, that I can tell ya!" Replied the barman, "His name was Gharon Rusup, and I last saw him after the brawl limping out onto the street." The barman smiled and grinned even more when Daniel deposited a few gold coins into his hands. He couldn't have cared less about 'capturing a very dangerous man', this was business! Not law!
The barkeep watched Daniel leave, then suddenly realisation struck, and the smile disappeared from his face, he'd just given information to the Inquisitors about a presumably very powerful assasin, and they hadn't yet captured him. wouldn't the assasin come after him? Surely not, the barman presumed, the Inquisitors would catch him in no time, right?
Raerrith
Raerrith smiled as Crux replied, before asking a question, at which point Crux excused himself and walked out of the room.
Not pausing to think about it, Raerrith turned to Oren and Shyther.
"So, we finally have genuine leads," Raerrith shot a glance at Shyther, who didn't respond. "A crossbow, a crossbow bolt and a throwing knife. I must congratulate you, Oren on obtaining two of the items." Raerrith nodded to Oren. "Dist, Briccone, Daniel and Leo are all still out in the town. For now, we must continue this line of inquiry. Oren, I want you to examine the throwing knife and find out if there's anything special about it, which I suspect there is, Shyther and I will focus our efforts on the crossbow and the bolt, I doubt there will be much information that we can gleam from the crossbow, but it's worth a try." Concluded Raerrith, he stood up, and passed the throwing knife over to Oren.
He turned to Shyther, and handed him the crossbow and the bolt. "Carry these."
Shyther did not respond to his degradation to the position of a lackey, but instead took the items and followed Raerrith out of the chamber.
Oren
The knife was strange, it was finely balanced, with an extroardinarlily sharp curved blade, and a bone hilt with a symbol carved onto the pommel, the symbol was that of a circle, with a skull at the centre, inbetween the circle's rim and the skull, were ten tiny dagger carvings, which all pointed at the skull.