"A totem pole of Hello Kitty? I made magic with stranger things during the war." He mused to himself, so quiet that it almost couldn't be heard. Indeed, it didn't particularly matter what you used or even if you used anything as long as your visualization of the magic was proper. Still, these tools made it easier and Gabriel had a particular set he used by habit.<br/><br/>Once Catherine started to lay out her problem in a straightforward manner, the Warden's attitude and posture promptly changed. He leaned forward slightly, listening to his client explain the problem intently, frowning heavily as she described the issues. Just from the sounds of it, the case already sounded familiar. In fact, a certain PI had just recently worked a similar case. His eyes subconsciously glanced towards the Council's missive once more as he pondered the problem in silence.<br/><br/>Finally, he spoke once more, "Did you bring any crime scene photos? And would it be possible for me to be at one of the crime scenes?" He asked, knowing full well that both cases would be unlikely. Being present or seeing the scene would definitely help him determine whether his suspicions were correct. "Regardless, I think your problem definitely falls within my purview."