George sighed "Only more bodies, some with shark bites, which is odd because this is to inland for a shark to be here. However, other than that, nothing major."

Siren said "I like having you in Ascension and all but do you think you'll work properly?" 

Romeo sighed "I'll just have to have Rex as my bargaining chip, an undiscovered creature is to tempting for anyone to ignore." 

Kyle walked back to the Motel thinking about how to convince Monika, if she was even late. Maybe he could visit some place to find a job of his own.

"As I can," Aspen agreed. She glanced down at the photo in her hand again before scanning the crowd. She had to be here.

Yves luckily had never made it inside the gates, making it easier to take his leave, only dodging paparazzi and others who had come out in support. He slipped through the crowd, heading for the alleys.

Lexi, already frustrated by not being able to find anything of use despite her medical knowledge, huffed and stood up to move again. "I'm not sure what's hard about it telling them to move the bodies, but I guess I'll do it then." She then walks off, waving down one of the officers in the area to inform them that the on-site examinations were done.

Torgh looked around as well, but couldn't find anyone matching the description of the person they were looking for. A disguise spell? Invisibility? Surely not, funerals like this usually had measures to prevent magic usage on the premises. Maybe a liaison? But surely she wouldn't miss the funeral just to keep herself secret. The funeral was sure to wind down soon, they needed to figure something out.

Seeing Yves leaving the funeral early, Rungle felt himself getting tense. They weren't moving, he needed to do something before Yves got hurt, or worse. As he reached for one of his knives, one of the shadows finally spoke up. "Don't try anything kid, we're just watching like you are." The voice was distinctly goblin in nature, like his own, and though Rungle hardly trusted it he did not make any sudden moves. "Fine. Do it elsewhere, my friend is coming back."

"All you had to do is ask." The same voice responds, and Rungle can feel them clearing out of the area. He didn't think it would be that easy, what was that about?

Siren said "That wouldn't be good for him, you know how people get with animals on display."

Rex sighed as he paced trying to figure out what to do.

Kyle went to a corner and began to read silently.

Aspen caught sight. of the man and then followed his gaze casually, as though she were still scanning the crowd. What was he looking at?

Yves paused and then pat Rungle on the shoulder. "Thanks."

As Aspen followed his eyes, he seemed to be looking at the car lot across the road. Plenty of space to see the funeral thanks to it being out in the open like this, with none of the reporters or other gawkers blocking the way. The man's eyes didn't stay there long however, moving back to the funeral area while avoiding the fairy's gaze altogether.

Rungle nodded, not speaking further as he follows behind Yves. Normally he'd take the lead and scout things out, but he didn't trust that the area was actually empty now.

"Thanks Kyle for the spell by the way." She moved her hand on a scroll as a bright light covered her. There was a visible yellow outline on her body. "We really should get a new spell. The outline is so humiliating."

"But nessisary, and you know how much the new model scrolls cost." Kyle said with a visible cringe.

Romeo asked "I did?"

"You broke Mom's couch." was all Siren needed to say as Romeo went red in the face.

"Torgh. I've spotted her car," Aspen buzzed him on her radio.

"Other magdefs? Or?" Yves asked.

"Where?" Torgh quickly responded, though he didn't start looking around more than usual yet. Didn't want anyone watching him to be alerted.

"Don't know. Goblins, I think." Rungle responds, audibly unsure in this statement.