Judy
"I'm glad to have helped." Kohm's response is simple, but quite heartfelt.
```
Sooner or later they'd be able to leave the factory. Kohm may get a breath of fresh air leaving the borders as he was no longer inside the ward and Tremorsense reveals a much larger area than that restricted zone.
Everyone's currently regrouping before heading out. Craven and the other one are here with the two rescued hostages and the man who got his arm cut off and reattached, and the Highwayman. Everyone here, present and accounted for, but they were still checking some stuff out.
You can decide when the scene proceeds in case you got more questions.```
As the group comes into view, Kohm first turns his attention to the rescuees, and their condition, quietly finding any one of the officers that was to the side with a question. "How are the rescuees faring?"
Cora
```They continue on outside.

Manfred turns to see Kohm and Lee showing up. About time too, they were just ready to leave. "Everybody's healthy, no permanent injuries. All of them are going to be taken to the precinct for debriefing so we can get more dirt to bury this psychopath," Manfred says. He doesn't exactly understand what was talked about during the conversation since they were speaking a different language, but he definitely has a solid moral compass when it comes to law.
Craven is healthy and able to walk, recovered from that hefty gut-kick, and all around everyone is in a good way. Even the Highwayman's had some mercy and had the shoulder pierce and other wounds healed up, courtesy of Craven himself in fact. For a cowardly one, he's honourable.
Now they were all ready to go.```
Judy
Kohm doesn't bother to correct Manfred- in the end, the Highwayman was still 100% a murderer inspite of the circumstances surrounding the case. 
On another note though, Kohm finds him yet again surprised by the Craven officer. He had the skills to hold his job, and certainly the bravery and honour in a pinch... If only his spleen was stronger. Kohm nods in approval at the Craven officer, though he can't help but poke fun at him a little."Try to stick to instructions next time, and you'll do fine." He did have that much coming for him, considering were he any sloppier or Kohm just a hint slower chances were strong there would be no Craven officer to make fun of anymore.
Cora
```Everything done and dusted, they head out.
Would you like to get a final recap, or get rewards right now before I go to sleep and pass over it?```

```After everything has been settled, the events all play out.
The Highwayman is partially trialled in New Salvainia and was promptly extradited back to the region he originated from for true punishment by the body that legally governs him. News spreads fast that he's spending life, and shortly afterwards that he was murdered in prison. Kohm gets the feeling that the Highwayman prompted somebody to kill him, considering all he had lost.
When it was all done and dusted, the precinct receives some better funding and Lee gets more standing with her captain who trusts her more. Kohm's helpful advice leads Lee to become more successful out in the field and making calls, never hesitating and owning up to whatever mistakes and faults occur.
With the case over, Kohm receives the Masakari/Ono, whichever you want to call it. The weapon was standard and bore no enchantments. He could probably resell it for cash or give it to somebody he knows. Look up Hitokiri For Honor for a scaled reference of the weapon and its usage.
Kohm also receives a hefty reward for his services. Given that this isn't really Deliverance anymore, everything has seemingly changed including the rewards.
All was well again... For now. But this peace will likely be maintained for longer now that I've discontinued the repeatable quest because small brain lol
The quest now concludes.```

**Highwayman bounty complete**
Kohm receives:
+20 Gold

3UP
Judy
Kohm trudges back to the house-cum-smithery, Ono in hand. 

Now, this was uncharacteristic of Kohm but he was trying to be sneaky. The few days after he had somehow wound up aiding in the capture of a notorious criminal were quite happy for him, though he had tried not to be too obvious since he didn't really want to explain that yes, he a blind and previously limbless man somehow managed to get himself wrapped in some serious business. It wouldn't lead to any consequences, but it would be very awkward and probably lead to Moxie doubting the sanity of her teacher, which was still not ideal.

Well, he was sure Felix already suspected something, but still. He was going to stall as long as possible, and trying to be discrete with the Highwayman's axe was one. He didn't want to ditch it, for it was a token of his (verbal) triumph after all, but he knew that he would have to make something up to avoid the awkward questions...

He trudged step by step, closer and closer...