"To be honest I'm not sure. If the man is as cowardly as he appears, a simple threat should sway him to talk, but..." He trailed off a bit, his face twisting into a look of discomfort. Finny didn't agree with the use of torture. He had seen enough of it, and had vowed to be better than that, but he also knew that now was not the time for morality. They needed the answers to their questions direly. "...If he does not respond we may have to use force. I don't want to but, we have no time for wants." As the words left his mouth, they left a bitter taste behind, making it hard to swallow. Shaking his head slightly he let out a sigh. "What do suggest?" The question was directed towards the whole party. Merlin's simple response of 'Maim him.' was expected. The mage was not known for his charity towards the misbegotten, and horrid types they often went up against.<br/><br/>"Is that what you suggest we do upon seeing him? Right in the middle of the street?" It was questioned jokingly, but the mage shrugged. "If need be. As you said, we've no time for wants, right? Well I think we could spare some time just this once." Finny gave him a look. The two men had very different wants. "You're temper is going to get you seriously hurt one of these days, you know that," Merlin snorted, and made a 'I'd like to see someone try.' gesture, before turning his back to the man and continuing on.Vesper spoke up next, making absolute eye contact with the taller man. "We should have him sent to the encampment. Let Tobias deal with him. As for answers, we need them. I know you don't like force, Finny, but it may be needed. If broken bones and blood is too much for you, we can always go the psychological route. We have the company's best mage on hand. I'm sure he could find a spell for that."  Finny was slightly shocked by her answer. Magic like that was, for the most part, forbidding, outlawed decades ago. The punishments for using them were worse then death in the eyes of fellow mages and magic users. She looked ahead. "Don't give me that look. I'm not suggesting breaking his mind and spirit, just a simple charm to get him to want to speak. Then we can send him back home to face his crimes."<br/><br/>Well, that was a relief. " That's still unlike you. You usually take the higher road. To hear that from you was shocking," Vesper's face fell, and she looked to him, pausing in her steps. "He doesn't deserve mercy, not for what he did. If you had seen Fiona you would agree. The look in Tobias' eyes when he was telling us what had happened....It broke my heart. Who could do such a thing to their own children? Fiona was getting to know too much, and he just...he wanted her dead, so no. He doesn't get my mercy, and you shouldn't waste yours on him either." And with that she continued on. Finny watched her go, concerned for her, but not able to deny her point.