Morgan looked up as Lydia provided a crisp, but almost dismissive response to her apology. She knew she shouldn't have been apologizing for Elias - he was a grown man and could apologize for himself if he wanted - but she felt the need to do so anyway. He'd been keen on damaging the tentative work relationship between herself and Lydia, and really, she should have been surprised that the vampire woman had even invited her back to the Club at all. Still, it seemed like a fruitless endeavor, since Lydia knew next to nothing about Helena. She'd gotten her hopes up for almost nothing.<br/><br/>However, the vampire surprised her again by providing several alternatives. There was the freshly turned girl, Alex, and the bartender. It seemed like Lydia had her fledgling on a leash already, which would make it easier for Morgan to question her. Not that she really wanted to risk interrogating a new vampire without her weapons, but asking for them back was out of the question. There was no way Lydia would ever let her carry anything dangerous within these walls.<br/><br/>The Enforcer gave Lydia a nod, writing down the names of the new vampire and the bartender. She'd have to look into the bartender, but it would take some time to figure out the new vampire's name. Morgan didn't think she could bear to break any more bad news to a human family in such close proximity to Helena's murder, but she would if she had to.<br/><br/>Her pen faltered as she wrote, and she tapped it against her leg to force the ink out just as Lydia invited her to stay. The tapping paused, but Morgan didn't look up from her notebook for a long moment. "I'm not scared of this place. I simply don't know enough about vampires to like or dislike them, and none of them have ever given me a reason to fear or trust them." It was clear she was trying to approach their new relationship with as much calm logic as possible. "While it is true that I don't go out of my way to work with vampires, I have to make an exception to catch this rogue killer. Letting someone like him wander around Onyxport makes him a danger to both humans and vampires."<br/><br/>She placed the pen inside the notebook and closed the cover before clasping both hands around it. "I'll talk to Alex first. It's best to try and see if she remembers anything right after it happened, or her memories may fade." She didn't like disrupting people while they were resting, but if Alex could even give them a tiny lead, she would have more than she started with.