<strong>Name:</strong>Alzeggra<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Public Sensoriums, Civic Festhall, Sigil<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Mid-Morning<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>It Begins with a Body, Open<br/><br/>"Wait, you don't-"<br/><br/>Alzeggra caught herself just in time.  "Sorry.  A visitor died in one of the Sensorium chambers while perusing a recording stone.  Nilasa, a worker from the Mechanus gate-town.  There's no marks on her body, but I think it's murder."<br/><br/>Alzeggra looked over her shoulder.  "While the Harmonium investigator was questioning witnesses, I noticed three cloaked figures pass by.  They looked out of place, and I couldn't just follow them without incurring suspicion on my part.  It's really just a hunch, but they seemed to be keeping their distance from the crowd and departed quickly."  The dark elf mentally conjured up the scene for a moment before continuing.  "One of them was a gith, bald except for a topknot.  Githzerai, possibly."<br/><br/>"I'd also exercise caution when using divination spells in the chamber.  She died from a mental attack."<br/><br/>It wouldn't be long before Peregrine or another Factol noticed the disappearance of the recording stone.  It weighed on her mind too much that it was becoming a liability, and would look worse on her part if she kept it.<br/><br/>"I have the recording stone," Alzeggra whispered.  "I noticed the Harmonium approaching, and I didn't want her to claim it.  I apologize, but I don't trust this particular one."<br/><br/>This was a little white lie.  Alzeggra picked it up long before she heard Rachel, but it did cast her in a better light.  If anything it made her appear more paranoid than actively malicious, and she did genuinely want to find Nilasa's killer.  She gave a slight tap to one of her pockets, subtly indicating its presence there.<br/><br/><em>A safer gamble in the long run,</em>Alzeggra thought.<em>Hopefully she doesn't arrest me for that.</em>