Yatahammal nodded and sat in a bench patting the seat next to him. "Will this work?"

Alhena watched as the herald left. "Now the guards won't interfere unlike you use weapons, so we just punch them once they get to an alley way alright?"

Seth sat and nodded, "yes this will do well, unless they move."

Gabriel nodded, "ok Alhena."

Yatahammal nodded pretending not to be paying attention. "...I hear that the Cheif is going to light this city up as well if anything like Jerusalem happens again. Better be careful when you go to try and get your son back, he may just burn the city down anyways." The men said before they moved on.

Alhena followed the man pushing him into a wall in the alley way. He struggled to get free. "Now Gabriel, he's all yours."

(I don't wanna clog pure's thread so.. you made an Alistair who kill people with kindness *throws "I like Dragon Age' stickers at you*)

Gabriel through a weak punch at the man. Her thin fram and light boans always mad it hard to put much force into things like this. The also found it vulgar.

"Follow him, the one who's supposedly getting his son back," Seth said.

(In truth, I have never played Dragon Age. I just wanted to kill people with Kindness, and the picture I found already had a name so I used it.)

Alhena watched and too punched the man though a lot harder then Gabriel. "Aim for the chest and face. Now try again, like you mean it."

Yatahammal nodded and stood clasping his hands and walking slowly like the scholars did. "Where do we follow him too?" He whispered.

Saqr waited for her answer. "Look I'm not that bad of a guy."

(Lol, someone in that game kills people with kindness and it could very well be Alistair)

"I believe you, Altair trusts you so I will too." Violet said.

She did, though her punch wasn't too much harder.

"We follow him until we can get him alone." He said.

"Just because I'm his friends son doesn't mean I'm assassin." Saqr said. "Let's just go get this done."

Alhena smiled at the effort. "Better." She said hitting the man herself. "What do you know about the Burning of Jerusalem?" She demanded yet the man didn't talk.

"Alright then what?" Yatahammal asked though he knew it would end in punches being thrown.

She nodded and they headed toward their designated area.

"Answer the question," Gabriel said, punching him in the gut.

"Well, we'll ask him what he knows, and if he won't tell us we beat it out of him."

"What do we start with?" Saqr asked.

"I-i know that the chef had something to do with it! He said that the whole town is to be on high alert until he has the Piece in place!" He man said. "Please don't hurt me anymore." Alhena glared at him and hit his head on the wall. "Now when he wakes up we will be long gone."

"Alright." Yatahammal said a bit too happily.

"Honestly I have no idea," she said, "maybe see if anyone knows anything? The shop keepers, or maybe the people living on the street?"

Gabriel smiled, "you're really good, and smart. Remind memagain why we let shadir plan how to get the piece the first time. "

"Shh, you can be happy later, for now keep your head down." Seth scolded.