"Yeah." Logia replied to his new comrade. "Not a problem. There's an empty room right next to mine, and we can just use some of the silver from the guild stash to grab some food. I actually know a pretty nice place not too far from here. I'm sure you'll be able to find something you like. Just let me grab a couple of things."<br/><br/>He quickly ran to his room and removed placed his hand on the wall where the hidden safe was. Recognizing him as a guild member, the door become visible and unlocked. Grabbing a handful of silver and placing it into the pouch on his waist, he quickly ran a brush through his hair and tied it in a loose ponytail before grabbing his sword sword from the corner and slinging the strap over his shoulder.<br/><br/>Returning to the front, he found that he had yet another visitor. A large man clad in a full suit of white armor stood waiting for him next to Elrin. He was obviously a half dragon as well, but on a completely different level than Logia himself was. His large, white wings and tail were evidence of this, not to mention the two curved horns protruding from his hairline. Logia could smell the self-righteousness rolling off of him.<br/><br/>"Um... hello, Arbiter. Is there something I can do for you today?" He asked, with his right eyebrow raised questioningly.<br/><br/>" You are.. Logia Tenebros, yes? The former Executor?" The man replied, his voice deep and confident. "Well met, friend. I have a message for you from Judge Cailus. An assignment, actually."<br/><br/>Logia grunted. "It's actually just Logia now. And you're correct that I am a<span style="font-style: italic">former</span>Executor. I don't take assignments anymore. So, unfortunately, I'm going to have to decline this..<span style="font-style: italic">assignment</span>of yours. I'm a part of this guild now. I have other responsibilities."<br/><br/>Logia moved to walk around him, but the Arbiter reached out and grabbed his shoulder, stopping him. Instinctively, a low growl escaped Logia's throat.<br/><br/>"Listen." The Arbiter said sternly, removing his hand. "The Arbiters have our hands full with an operation against a group of pirates docked to the east. We wouldn't ask you to do this if we didn't have to. But not only would accepting this job be for the good of the people, but you would be well paid for your services. You'd be saving lives. Surely that still means something to you."<br/><br/>Logia looked the man in the eyes for a moment, then looked at Elrin and sighed. "Fine." He said, still irritated. "But the money goes to the guild, not to me. And I'm not killing anyone. This is strictly a capture mission, regardless of what you had in mind."<br/><br/>"Agreed." The other half dragon replied, apparently satisfied. "We've been receiving reports of human men going missing in the Recubo district. They've been turning up dead in a certain section of the Midland Sea. We're not exactly sure<span style="font-style: italic">who</span>is responsible, but as for<span style="font-style: italic">what</span>, it's pretty much a guarantee that a succubus, or perhaps a siren is involved. If you could investigate, the Order would be very grateful."<br/><br/>"Alright..." Logia replied, after considering his words. "Sounds simple enough. I should have it worked out by the end of the day."<br/><br/>Saying nothing further, the Arbiter placed his right fist over his heart, and gave a slight bow, before turning and leaving the Guild Hall. The blast of wind when he unfolded his wings and flew off rattled the windows in the front of the building.<br/><br/>"Damn show off..." Logia said, shaking his head before turning to Elrin. "Sooo... it looks like we'll have to put off our meal. I could lend you some silver and you could go by yourself. Or... you can tag along, so I can see how you handle yourself, and we can eat later and you can can meet Sangoman, the other guildie. Your choice."