Robert
*Mevis would let out a sigh. Well it didn't seem like the assassin was lying to say the least, so in that sense, Mevis had succeeded on his job. He captured the assassin, found the motive, and found the employer. That should hopefully be enough for him to pass his trial into becoming a squire. He would look over Belv and the Sheriff and bow his head in respect.*

"Thank you for your help, I couldn't have done this without you. If this is all the information we can obtain, I suppose I best return with him to New Sunlight. Might not be the safest place, but it is better than staying out here, and well, he needs to receive his punishment for killing someone anyway. I hope you don't mind" *He would ask a bit nervously, hoping he wasn't overstepping his authority in bringing this assassin with him*
Peggy
"No, it's fine. In fact, it's reassuring that we have New Sunlight on this case as well if anything." The sheriff sighed. Belvador, on the other hand, let out his trademark dwarven chuckle. "If anything we should thank you. Hopefully, we'll see you again, we haven't even had the chance to properly thank you yet!" Indeed, he and the caretaker of the morgue hadn't really got around that but considering the matter at hand, it was best for Mevis to depart and deliver the assassin before any more mishaps happened.

"That being said... You sure you'll be fine bringing him back alone? That doesn't sound like a good idea..." The sheriff frowned, and for good reason. Keeping an eye on the assassin alone would be risky, considering the chances that Ehwaz wouldn't be happy about everything that went down. While it was not mentioned, the exploding token might have done more than just explode, and no one wanted to know what they were up to. Then he snapped his fingers. "Ah, yes. A caravan is heading back to the city today. It might be a bit riskier for them, but that's an unlikely risk with such large numbers, and I'm sure they'll appreciate another guard. How does that sound?"
Robert
*Mevis would scratch his head. He could understand wanting to bring over the assassin safely to New Sunlight, and he wouldn't mind guarding a caravan. But exposing innocent people to unnecessary risk did not sit well with him. Was he really going there to protect the caravan and the assassin from harm, or was he using the larger group of people to save his own skin? He couldn't risk the assassin escaping, but if he tried to among a group of people, innocent people might get hurt even if it would result in failure. Comparatively if Mevis went alone, even if the assassin would likely escape successfully, at least only Mevis would be hurt. But then he would have let loose an assassin to cause more harm to people in the world. Oh, what a dilemma this is!* 
*He would start to pace back and forth in short steps, trying to destress. He simply couldn't decide which was the better choice. If only Hitoshi was here to help him make a decision, but was all alone in this quest... All alone? He would realize that wasn't quiet right as he looked over to Belv and the Sheriff. They may not be as close as Hitoshi, but so far they've been supportive of him. Perhaps he could ask them for advice? He would clear his throat and nervously speak up*

"Umm, I'm not sure if that's the best choice. I don't want to put innocent people at a higher risk, but I also don't want to risk the assassin escaping... I really can't make a decision. Wh-what do you think I should do?"
Peggy
The sheriff sighed. "I could borrow you one or two men, but to be frank the easiest option is the caravan- it's a fairly large one assembled by merchants of varying trades, which ironically, makes it safer because they have quite the number of guards. Besides, I doubt Ehwaz or whoever is behind this has the manpower to attack it head-on- would be a waste and a huge risk since it would escalate matters, bringing the full brunt of the local government's scrutiny to them. They might try something else like a quick kill or snatch operation and some may be harmed in the crossfire, but otherwise, it's unbelievable that they'll be able to do anything drastic.

Belvador nods slowly, but with clear approval of the sheriff's line of thought.
Margaret
>*Mevis would bow his head, grateful for the sheriff's words of wisdom. So that settles it, he would be travelling with the merchants. As much as he disliked the idea of individuals getting hit my the crossfire, he would choose to trust the sheriff's judgement that this was the best choice. The 
 odds were in his favor, nothing should happen during the trek, but with Mevis's terrible luck he could never certain. He could only hope that he would be strong enough to handle the situation if things do take a turn for the worse, prioritizing the safety of the merchants over securing the assassin. It would be unfortunate if the assassin escaped, but as a hero, he couldn't let people that needed saving slip between his fingers.*

*With his resolve hardened, he would left the assassin over his shoulder, and bow to the Sheriff and Belv once more*

"Th-Thank you for your advice. I will be heading with the caravan then. I will do my best to protect them. I hope the next time I come back here it will be much a more livelier and happy place. Till next time" *And with that, Mevis would walk down the stairs, heading toward the meeting place with all the merchants that he assumed wouldn't be too hard to find*<