Kosuke blinked when the man, rather foolishly in his opinion, sat up abruptly. It seemed the shock of the situation had brought him back to reality.<br/><br/>Kosuke's features softened as he began running off the details to Mr. Jorman in a level, almost relaxed, tone. "He was tortured first. They broke his ribs and inflicted several superficial cuts with various knifes and it looks like they even scratched him a few times with the tip of a arrow. Later they inflicted deeper wounds, they pierced through his kneecaps and there were signs of massive internal bleeding. It's probable that the final cause of death was his rib fragments piercing his lungs; he drowned in his own blood. There were various weapons used, but it's impossible to tell how many people actually killed the Lord. Although it's highly probably there was more than one person involved in the scheming and planning of the act. As of right now, we have no suspects. I thought it better to tend to you first."<br/><br/>"I've asked Mr. Crowley here to station some men at the crime scene. No one has touched any evidence that there may be, but it looks like the perpetrators were relatively thorough in their ability to hide any evidence. There are no obvious clues as to who they were, but it's fairly obvious that they were trying to send a message. The killing was... unnecessarily brutal. With the rest of the execution, drugging you included, I find it hard to believe they would be so sloppy here for no reason. I believe the assassination of Lord Farwulf was merely a step toward something bigger."<br/><br/>Once he'd ran over all the relevant details that were on the top of his head, the boy offered the Ranger a slight smile. "I know you feel that time is of the essence here, but please rest. Your pain should have all but gone away in no more than an hour." He smiled again, "No matter their plan, it would be more difficult for them to execute as long as you're at full health. That was made clear by the pains they took to get you out of the way. Please rest Mr. Jorman."