Nonchalant, I tip back my hat.  "Fine then."  I survey the rest gathered, looking as much with my living eye as the hidden one, feeling for any sense of evil, any sense that there's one of them that's hiding its true self.<br/><br/>Sighing softly and lowering my head, as if I'm speaking to the tabletop, I clear my throat.  "We'd best set up a watch.  Cause it's just as likely, I reckon, that this was set up for our benefit as it was some accident we'd be drawn together."  I give Alex a silent glance for emphasis... maybe her vision wasn't necessarily a<i>good</i>thing.  "If something hits the town tonight, I'd like to know.  And I plan on visitin' them sites come first light.  I'd kindly thank you to leave them untrodden until I can get there."<br/><br/>I look toward the kitchen, draw my hand along my chin.  The black leather feels kind of nice there.  "Hey barkeep?"  I start walking toward the door, my footfalls sounding like hammers.  "Make a big pot of coffee please."  I glance at Alex then, the only familiarity in all this.  It's odd to have that, even.  "It's gonna be an all-night dance, I think."  Of course, she knows that I can last for a while without sleep.  I manage not to smirk at that thought.