<strong>Who among you got the initial contact about this?  Who was it--your group contact?  A personal one?</strong><br/><br/>Yonah, obviously.  Yonah got the tip-off through her old friends at Rumpole & Company - one of the barristers there heard of the theft of the book and knowing Yonah's righteous streak, gave her the heads-up.<br/><br/><strong>What have you seen that makes you think there's more to this?</strong><br/><br/>Normally, a book is just bound pieces of paper, often worth little more or significantly less than the paper that they're printed on.  However, three things Yonah and the Dawnies have managed to dig up since she received the tip from Rumpole have convinced her there is something of major consequence to this book.<br/><br/>One.  While the contents of the book stolen from the university remain unknown, there are a few key details known about the part of the book that cannot be concealed - the cover.  The cover of the book prominently displays a sigil - that of a highly stylized eye, recognizable to anyone in the know on major occult matters as the personal symbol of Kotar, a highly powerful sorcerer.<br/><br/>Two.  This book was not stolen from the regular libraries of the University.  This was stolen from one of the private collections, which are normally A: actually given effort to guard (if but token), and B: provided special space within the more elite halls of the institution.<br/><br/>Three. Most thefts at Charterhall occur during peak activity time - early morning, mid-day, or early evening - when the hustle and bustle of students and faculty about can help provide would-be thieves with cover and crowds to get lost in if they're spotted.  Not so this one.  From everything we know, this book was stolen in the dead of night.<br/><br/><strong>What plan do you have to take care of this matter?</strong><br/><br/>The plan is simple.  (At least, it's supposed to be, right?)  Track the thief back to one of his safehouses somewhere in Duskwall, and when he goes out for a night of fun (he's a thief, there's no way he doesn't do that), we break into his safehouse and retrieve the book.<br/>