Magnus turned just in time to catch the sight of Anora entering the building, covered in a cloak that managed to look even more threatening than the ones the assassins had been draped in. His heart skipped a beat before she started talking, though her expression did little to help his unease. He was completely unarmed and now underdressed, in no position to even think of defending himself if her intent was malicious.<br/><br/>Carefully taking a few sideways steps away from her, Magnus picked up Atisha's questions. He hadn't seen all of the men up close, but had noticed something on the guard that had been killed during his time on the ground, as well as on the Alftari assailant. Amulets, made of bronze, he'd guess. He didn't exactly have time to appraise the metal before all hell broke loose. But the symbol he had seen on them matched. Some sort of tree-like decoration. It seemed like information worth sharing, even if there was little of it.<br/><br/>"Two of them, at least, had matching amulets. The one who teleported away, and the one who died from...whatever it was that killed him," He explained. "They had a tree symbol on them. I didn't really see the details, but it was kind of familiar." Trees were a common religious symbol in various cultures, but no two were quite the same. Even with his rather extensive knowledge of the area's common local religions, he couldn't place what symbol he'd seen. If they could obtain one of the amulets from the defeated assassins, or find the others who were stalking Goldenburgh's streets, there was a better chance of identifying them than they had using guesswork and glimpses.