<strong>Name:</strong>Alzeggra<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Market Ward, Sigil<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Mid-morning<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>Peregrine, Alzeggra<br/><br/>The Dustmen.  Another complication in an already complicated case.  Contrary to popular belief outside the Cage, murder in Sigil didn't usually involve a labyrinthine power struggle.  Lots of times, it was some folk out for revenge after being cheated in business, or a crime of passion fueled by too much alcohol.  And after the Faction War, the Lady has been very intent on keeping the peace, at least in regards to preventing any one group from claiming the city.<br/><br/>"Thank you for your help," Alzeggra said to Lu.  If you learn anything else that is useful, contact me.  My name's Alzeggra.  Giving out a name was risky, yes, but she figured that if Lu really wanted to find out, she would eventually.  She made her way downstairs to find a scene of chaos, a trail of overturned shelves and broken pieces of glass and trinkets making its way towards the front door.<br/><br/>A brief twinge of panic made her jump.<em>Where is Peregrine?</em>she thought.  The scales of the Naga mixed with the other broken material.  Alzeggra diligently collected as many as she could find and put them in a container in her Bag of Holding.  Others would soon come to see the disturbance, and the scales would make a good focus for scrying magic.<em>She can thank me later.</em><br/><br/>Alzeggra chatted with an apprentice Dustman named Julia several years ago.  The relationship was brief and strictly business about a planar jaunt to Orcus' realm in the Abyss.  The drow briefly contemplated if she could use her as an avenue into accessing the moratorium.  Possibly.  But first she'd track down Peregrine and assess the situation to coordinate efforts.<br/><br/>It didn't take long for her to find the Naga.  A scrying spell on the scales proved quite useful, and she recognized the landmark as being in the Market Ward.<br/><br/>"Enjoyed a good breakfast, I see," Alzeggra said as she met Peregrine heading in her direction on the street.  "You'll be happy to know how much I found out."<br/><br/>She told Perrin of what she saw, in but first made sure that nobody was listening in too closely.