Peggy
The assassin's eyes glint as he finally got Mevis to the topic he wanted to discuss the most- and was about to test how far he could go when he saw Belvador positively glower at him. And the scariest thing was that from some part of his undead being, he could feel himself shiver. 

Damn, no concessions he would be getting today.

Sighing, the assassin grunted out. "Fine, fine. I don't know much, except that they are called "'Ehwaz.' I'm just a freelancer, you see."
To be entirely honest, he didn't really know if they would really would come after him, since it would seemingly be a waste of resources considering he didn't have any important information on hand, but that didn't prevent him from playing it up to his captors.
Robert
*Ehwaz? Mevis would look over to the sheriff and Belv if they recognized the name cus he certainly didn't. The unfortunate thing is he had no way to tell if the vampire was lying either or was spewing out random names. They needed something more solid, as Mevis assumed the reason why this quest requested him to find the identity of the employer was so that they can track them down and snip this kind of activity at its source.*

" I would like to believe you , but you got anything to confirm that? A letter of sorts detailing your job? An emblem of theirs? Perhaps a location you were going to meet up to receive your payment or something? Something to add more weight to your words so we know you aren't just spouting out names from out of a hat to reduce your punishment"
Peggy
"Ehwaz... Hmm, a familiar name, but not exactly a big shot in the underworld... They do have a knack for runes though, and were suspected to be a splinter of a bigger group before it was smashed by New Sunlight and authorities some years back..." The sheriff muttered contemplatively. Belv on the other hand simply shrugged. At least one of them seems to know the name, so there was a clear lead.

The assassin groaned in the meantime. "Fine, left pocket. A token of theirs. Seems to be laced with magic though, and I'd prefer not to know what they've done with it."