Cora
```Kohm decides to speak to the two officers who accompanied him and Lee. They were glad to speak to him, though one was initially hesitant to talk to a 'civilian', he recognises Kohm as a bounty hunter and an asset to their cause in bringing down a serial murderer.
Ask away, Kohm.```
Judy
1.: "So, five other murders these few days? Anything that was deemed important regarding those murders? Location, circumstance, all that?"

2: "Other than what is detailed in the posters, is there anything else suspected or noted of the perpetrator?"
Cora
```1: "Yes. It's kind of terrifying how this one man has killed five people in three days. No signs to suggest he has help, so he must have some background, possibly war.
All of them have been in random locations, but Lee notices that the footprints from each place all lead in a direction and intersect on a building. Hopefully it isn't a trap."

2: "He tends to favour axes. We've reason to believe his weapon of choice is a masakari [Japanese axe weapon]. Given that all his victims so far have been powerless to defend and often caught by surprise, we haven't been able to identify specific styles or behaviours in combat bar that he engages in extreme brutality... Dismembering and disembowelling people with his weapon.
The guy's torn through all other bounty hunters that have been lucky - or unlucky - enough to get close to him. Some renowned hunters have been found cut apart in alleyways too. If you ever encounter him alone, it's probably best to run away."```
Judy
Kohm shakes his head. Renowned hunters falling did not bode well for this task. In fact, he wondered how many people were willing to take on such a task. No man could stand against organised numbers, but this would not be a conventional battle, where they would lock shields to create an impenetrable wall. A single vulnerability could mean a casuality, and things would only spiral.

But these thoughts he does not voice- it would only foolishly demoralise, and he was certain any officer willing to take on the mission would have considered such factors as well. He could only pray that circumstances would be forgiving.

"Thanks for the information. Also, forgive my rudeness for not asking earlier, but what are your names?"

No reason to begrudge some acquaintances, especially in this distant land.
Cora
*Now I need to rand-gen some names *

```The men understood; its not often they have needed to reveal their names. Often they just take orders and work for their commanders.
The first one - that particular one who was not hesitant to talk - answers the question; "I am Manfred, and this is Harold. Nice to meet you. Sorry if Harold's a bit stiff towards you, he's actually a softy."
To which Harold punches Manfred, with his armoured hand against the armoured shoulder. It's more of a friend punch than genuine hate, and Manfred laughs it off.
Harold's attention is taken elsewhere and he goes over to check it out. Manfred watches him with a smirk and light chuckle then turns back to Kohm. "Man of action too, doesn't really talk much. Don't take offence if he seems to ignore you. Oh, what's your name?"```
Judy
"Ah, forgive me." Kohm slaps his forehead, wincing as he uses too much force, his heart enlivened by the antics of these lawmen. "I had thought you overheard, but that was just my presumptions. It's Kohm. Anyway, when do you think we'll be on the move again?"
Cora
```Manfred nods in understanding. "Nice to meet you, Kohm. I think I overheard Lee considering three more men, surely he can't take on seven of us at once... Lucky number too, eh?" He chuckles. "Captain's worried because of how dangerous the Highwayman has proven to be, but he has only killed random civilians and bounty hunters in one versus one encounters, so we should be able to overwhelm him."
Manfred looks over to a room in the back with its door shut, but a window with a glass pane giving sight into there through the gaps of the blinders. "You can see them in there... Er, I'm sorry for assuming you have sight magic." Manfred recognises that Kohm has the 'blind eyes' and initially assumed that he had a spell to let him see. Makes sense considering how Kohm was investigating the murder scene though, but magic works in crazy ways.```
Judy
"Best not to get too confident, though." Kohm shakes his head. "Sure we would have enough men to overwhelm him, most likely, but I'd rather that it'll be done cleanly. Considering how the Highwayman mutilated all those poor bastards..." Kohm faux-shivers. "I would hate to see what he can do when forced to the brink."

"That being said though, we do still have a good chance of dealing with him." Tilting the conversation to a more cheerful note with the hopes that his message is made clear, he switches topics. 

"Well... It's not quite sight magic. Basically, I can sense anything that's on the ground I'm on within... Roughly 90 feet? Yes, around that." Nodding to himself in affirmation, Kohm continues, feeling quite chatty as he had not talked to new people much these days. 
"It's not always very convenient as anything in the air or out of my range I can't see coming, but I can ignore most visual obstructions, whether it be fog or even solid walls, with just a bit of focus."
Cora
```Manfred listens intently and nods along in understanding as Kohm explains his several points of view, in more ways than one. "Ah, I see," He says, ironically again. "Well, you might be able to keep an eye in all directions and warn us about the Highwayman's location when we go in... He may be expecting us of course."
He just can't avoid the sight puns can't he?
Earlier when Kohm mentioned the mutilated body, Manfred visible turned to look at the shaken woman who saw him. He felt sorry for her, wished there was anything he could do to help her forget the sight of a body in four pieces.```