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Message: <blockquote data-quote="El Jefe" data-source="post: 2845326" data-attributes="member: 19990">There are more things under Heaven and Earth[sblock=Ryland, Enialis: ]Eppy hardly blinked.  "Why, sure Mr. McVayne.  She lives on Livingston, two houses north of Broadstroke, on the east side", the ever efficient secretary replied.Eppy's demeanor took on a tone that promised that someday she'd make a good mother.  "Now, don't you worry about me, Mr. McVayne.  You just find out who killed Mr. Archer, that'll make things square with me."  Eppy gathered her things, and handed Enialis the key.  "You lock up when you leave now, ok?", she half asked, and half demanded.  Then she was out the door and down the stairs before he could properly reply.  Enialis returned to the inner office with Ryland and the strange elf.Mr. Brimbor shifted in his seat as he replied, "Well, you know, it has simply come up...missing!  It is said to be very valuable, it is not surprising that someone would take such a thing."  Enialis noted this and continued.Once again, the stranger was less than forthcoming.  "Well, in a manner of speaking, there might be several people who would be interested in the ornament.  The problem is, ah, not that so few would be interested, ah, but that there would be so many.  I suggest that you begin by searching for the item, and then...well, you will see that the people you seek will turn up, as out of thin air."Enialis bowed his head to conceal his bemusement (and chagrin), then continued:[sblock=DC15+ Spot Check: ]Brimbor kept a poker face at the mention of Archer, Thursby, and Wonder.  But his left eyebrow twitched ever so slightly at the mention of Brigit Oshally.[/sblock]Jobe harumphed as he shifted his cane from one hand to the other.  "Well, what I know is what is posted on the street corners and whispered in taverns.  Although I had heard of this Thursby before I saw his name on that notice...indeed, were he still alive, he might be worth talking to about this property."  Brimbor's tone struck the pair as more of an accusation than a suggestion.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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