<div style="text-align: justify;">Ellinor nodded, though she looked a little pensive. It was easier to <span style="font-style: italic">find</span> a careless creature, but not necessarily easier to <span style="font-style: italic">catch</span> it. Careless creatures could get desperate when found, and that could lead to violence. Well, violence was something both of them, and also their mentor, were used to. But there was always the risk of some innocent person being caught in the cross-fire, and that was Ellinor's biggest concern - other than not being sure what they were dealing with. "Yeah, well, I plan on being not-dead for a long time, thank you, sir," she finally replied to Milos, trying to relax and not think too much of the situation. "Very well. Let us hope either of us has some leads by the time we meet up. I will see you soon." <br/><br/>After a long deep breath, Ellinor got up and checked her equipment before leaving. She decided to walk to a place where she could get a coach, and just take a look around and get a feel for the place. It was always helpful, even though she wasn't planning on actually talking to anyone about the rumors and events right now. <br/><br/>Unlike Milos, Ellinor didn't make a point of being the only passenger in her own coach. She actually welcomed the company of a few other people and chatted lightly with them, just making nice. It was good to establish friendly relations she could call upon later on, after all. <br/><br/>Once they got in the town, Ellinor paid and thanked the coachman and reinforced names with the other people in the coach before stepping off. Unlike Milos, she planned on looking very respectable while strolling around town after hours. Her first stop was a church, mostly for a sense of security and to gather her bearings. She knew every time she went out on a mission, it was a risk, and, if they were dealing with some sort of unholy creature, what a better place to take a moment? After saying a short prayer and making sure she had everything she needed, Ellinor left the church, walking slowly and paying attention to everything around her. She didn't expect the creature, whatever it was, to come out of nowhere, but it was good to keep her eyes and ears open to anything out of the ordinary.</div>