((Whoa, getting Morgan and Leon saying stuff in the same post.  That hasn't happened for a bit...))<br/><br/>"Ha ha!" Morgan laughed aloud, "now they get it!  And I was beginning to think you two a little dense.  Very well, let's be off then, shall we?"  Turning around without even announcing their direction, Morgan started off at a steady waltz.  "I'll have you know you're falling under the hospice of a one Morgan Allwatter.  I own a coffee shop only," he stretched his arms apart, "this far away from here.  Not too far, and it doesn't look like you folks wouldn't mind a touch of walking anyways.  But, in all seriousness, I really would like to know what brings the two of you to my little town.  Forgive me for being blunt, but it's quite obvious that you're not from around here.  I knew that the moment I saw you two, and wouldn't have forgiven myself if I'd left this sleeping dog lie.  And while I'm at it, I'll entertain myself a bit because we all know how fun it is to watch someone jostled from their sleep, especially pets."<br/><br/>Morgan stopped talking and thumbed his chin thoughtfully.  "Hmm, that sounded kinda rude.  Forgive me, I tend to babble and wander off into conversation that some would better blame on the Id.  Now, where was I?  Oh yes.  I own a coffee shop near here, Mercurial Brew it's called.  I stay in my own apartment upstairs from there, but there is a spare room that I've been using for storage until just now.  It'll be a small matter to move the boxes I have there, although if you two help I would suggest you take the upmost care lest you wish to taste this," Morgan paired the last of what he was saying with a wave of his cane before continuing.  "But surely I jest.  You two look like you know what you're doing, so don't mind me.  Say, I've been talking quite a bit, haven't I?"  Morgan turned around and continued walking, now backwards.  "Why don't you folks tell me about yourselves?  So far I know you have the most generic names I've heard in some time, but what else would I like to know about my new tenants?"<br/><br/>--------------<br/><br/>"Hmph," Leon nodded, "the justice system you say?  Well, that's just perfect."  It was quickly becoming apparent to Leon the state of affairs, and why it was so hard for Teyha to explain it to him.  Continuing to stay in step behind her brother, he made a point of not making a face at her comment about the chain.  "Yes," he mumbled quietly, "about that."<br/><br/>He paused as he considered his words carefully.  "We shall discuss that later," was his simple reply.  Now wasn't a good time.  After he'd dealt with this family matter she seemed to be having, perhaps he could find a moment to sit her down and explain the gravity of his mission.<i>It occurs to me to wonder how the others are fairing in their ventures.</i>