
The woman is naked, hence no way to tell anything except she was a woman when she was alive. Thomas realizes that the prints are
that of a badger, an unnaturally large badger at that.



Cornelius serves Marilee. "Krikey, mum. Yer had a bit too much o the missus' drink, dint yer? Aint so bad, really. First time I drunk 'er brew I couldn't work for a day n a half. Drink this coffee, it'll make yer feel better, I promise. Yer friends left with the Sergeant Dmitri. There bin anutha murder lass night, mum."kintire wrote:Marilee at last awakens and descends the stairs, looking unwell and angry. She sits down at atable and begins breakfast, paying little attention to the activity around her.


"Thank you, Fritz," says Khalfani without turning. He continues speaking to the others, though in an indirect way. "Violent murder, committed by something savage yet intelligent, and shrewd enough to remove only the same pieces of the unfortunate women. Clearly, a dangerous opponent. If you can find out the information I requested, I can spend the time researching the nature of this creature and hopefully separate fact from myth."tarlyn wrote:Fritz approaches you, having heard a bit of your conversation. "Uh, pardon my intrusion, but at all the other scenes there were similar prints. I just thought you should know. I was at each scene. Grisly business, these murders. Scuse me while I go back to preventing people from entering the alley." He turns and goes.

