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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Seyrn Lerramir" data-source="post: 439620" data-attributes="member: 8376">According to Seyrn, Part Two"Uh oh."All speaking ceased. "Let's get downstairs, away from this door. Now."No one argued. As they stood around downstairs, seeming to examine the main shipping floor of the warehouse, armored and well armed guards filed into the warehouse. The soldiers surrounded the group. "Back up against the wall." Their weapons were at the ready and there were well over 15 of them. Slowly, still rubbing her sore arm, Seyrn backed up toward the wall. They only had to wait a moment before Maka, Sazeer's Chief Enforcer, came through the half circle of guards. "What are you doing here.""Good evening to you as well, Maka." Seyrn spoke up. "We are here investigating the things that happened here, for Sazeer. I assure that this..." she looked around, " ... is not necessary."Geb agreed, asking if they would at least put their weapons away. Maka ordered the guards to lower their weapons. That took a lot of tension out of the air. A short discussion and they had told Maka the story of what had happened in concerns to the now unhinged door upstairs. "You will come in to see Sazeer in the morning.""Of course."Belot 7th, early morning.Izala had stayed at Seyrn's house and the two of them traveled to Sazeer's office the following morning. Geb and Rautho were already there. No one was in the waiting room so Geb knocked on Sazeer's office door. His secretary opened the door, peeking out. "He will be with you in a moment."The four of them were called into Sazeer's office one at a time. Seyrn grew somewhat nervous when she realized she was going to be the very last one called in. It was brief, however. She returned to Sazeer the documents she had taken from the offices the previous night (She had no use for them, she'd made the copies she needed already), and told him simply the 'truth'. Apparently it matched with what the others had already told him. She considered for a moment, leaving the room ... and realized she didn't care if her story matched the others. She had no reason to lie to Sazeer. He had, after all, hired her to gather information.Sazeer then spoke to them as a group, and told them of the lone survivor from the group of mercenaries that had recovered the "spellbook" from the Swamps of Kan-thet for him. Altho the Unrepentant. He could be found recovering from the ravaging of a plague at the Hospice of Madriel within the Great Temple.</blockquote>

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