The man smiles at Marie-Louise as Uriel picks her up and plops her down on his shoulders. Excellent, I really appreciate this. Mikhail, run over to the Bazaar offices. They'll want streetcleaners out here soon. Bevin, could you run and get the gravediggers? We'll need them to take possession of the bodies. Dwerin, stand guard over the scene until Bevin returns with the diggers, huh? Keep this one with you and all three of you can escort him back. Looks like he'll be out a while. We'll all meet back at the station house. the leader says, dispatching the other three guards to their duty before turning back to you all. My name is Aedwin, by the way. Aedwin Rickthofer. It's about a five minute walk to the station house. he says gently to you all before setting out through the nearby Bazaar exit after placing his crested helm back on his head. You follow him through winding streets, though people tend to move out of the way of the Legionnaire pretty expeditiously.
After the promised five or six minute walk, you see a squat stone building in the distance, with a pair of Legionnaires standing out front, halberds at attention, on permanent guard. You make your way to the door with Aedwin in the lead. G'day lads. A few witnesses to some of the hostility in the Grand Bazaar. Going to get some statements. he explains casually. The guard to the right nods and you proceed through the heavy oaken door. Past a welcome desk and down a narrow hall, he leads you to a medium sized room replete with comfortable looking seats and a few scattered tables.
If you'd all have a seat, I'm going to see what I can scrounge up in terms of food and drink, alright? Give me a few minutes. his piece said, he turns and closes the door behind him, leaving you alone in the room. There are no windows, and only the single door.
