<span style="color: #b3b300">"If you say so, but I still don't think it's fair to you or your sisters..."</span><br/><span style="color: #336600"><br/>
"Well our calculations couldn't account for the meddling of a god. But now your "Chief of Engineering" has several deaths on his head and no explanation other than "a god did it" and I don't think that will sit well with them when their trust of me what already trust." </span>The Avatar shrugged and turned to a page that looked to be nothing but scribbled colored lines.<span style="color: #336600"> "I realize this may not be easy to read, but this is a chart comparing the most prominent magic signatures in the city. The residue left on the supports is an exact match to powers used to execute Ashia's children enmasse... you are right, Ras wouldn't be able to do this without me noticing." </span>The second Avatar shook her head, though the body was female the voice was exactly the same as the first.<span style="color: #336600"> "We found her cowering not far from the wreckage of one of our pillars. She was part of a crew that was to clean and maintain the path of the tram. All of her crew has been identified as deceased, yet she is unharmed." </span>It gave the terrified woman a gentle pat on the head and looked back to Ibara.<span style="color: #336600"> "She is... simple, a lack of any form of education and mental shortcomings made finding her a job difficult but we gave her a chance and she has performed admirably. By all rights she is innocent, but we would ask that you call on Susan to see if she can tell us why she wasn't with her crew that died."</span>The avatar frowned and shook her head.<span style="color: #336600">"That came out poorly. We don't wish her dead, we just want to know what she saw if anything. She is too scared to answer our questions and we aren't willing to torture her for answers she may not have."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>