More thoughts - Marcus
While the thought of wayward parents retaking their children had not clicked as a possibility in Marcus' mind, he did find the thought highly unlikely in the face of the other kidnappings. Trying to voice his thought without upsetting the dwarven knight, Marcus spoke as carefully as he could.
"While your idea does open a possible door for us to walk through, the odds seem highly unlikely that the parents of these four children would band together now and seek to reclaim their lost children. Also, let us not forget the involvement of the Last Laugh guild in their warning of the church to cease their search for the children."
Turning his head when Ian mentioned splitting their search to cover both places, Marcus frowned slightly at the idea.
"The orphanage is a large place, and I think we would be better off to cover it as a group. Perhaps one of us will catch something the other misses, or asks a question you might not have thought of."
As he finished his sentence, Marcus paused for a moment as his mind suddenly keyed in on something he had overlooked all this time.
"Last night in the alley, the female watcher spoke only of the children being lost and for us to pursue them no longer. If the guild had the same involvement with all of the kidnappings, why would they tell us to stay away from the children only, and not all of the people being abducted?"
While the thought of wayward parents retaking their children had not clicked as a possibility in Marcus' mind, he did find the thought highly unlikely in the face of the other kidnappings. Trying to voice his thought without upsetting the dwarven knight, Marcus spoke as carefully as he could.
"While your idea does open a possible door for us to walk through, the odds seem highly unlikely that the parents of these four children would band together now and seek to reclaim their lost children. Also, let us not forget the involvement of the Last Laugh guild in their warning of the church to cease their search for the children."
Turning his head when Ian mentioned splitting their search to cover both places, Marcus frowned slightly at the idea.
"The orphanage is a large place, and I think we would be better off to cover it as a group. Perhaps one of us will catch something the other misses, or asks a question you might not have thought of."
As he finished his sentence, Marcus paused for a moment as his mind suddenly keyed in on something he had overlooked all this time.
"Last night in the alley, the female watcher spoke only of the children being lost and for us to pursue them no longer. If the guild had the same involvement with all of the kidnappings, why would they tell us to stay away from the children only, and not all of the people being abducted?"