Kavitha clenched the werewolf's hand in her own as he passed, listening to his dying words about the lily of the waves. "I will try," she whispered to him as the man exhaled his last breath. Once it was clear he was gone she looked over the wounds, "These have to have been caused by silver judging from the way the wounds cauterized. He would have had to have been powerful to heal these, I suppose he wasn't strong enough."<br/><br/>Kavitha looked up at Selene and frowned, "Someone needs to talk to the police. There are people watching if we run now it will seem all the more suspicious. Besides, whatever it was took down a werewolf. That is nothing to shake a stick or whatever that pole thing is, at."<br/><br/>Later, when the police arrived Kavitha was open and honest with them, though she left out the part about him being a werewolf. It wasn't really lying since they didn't ask if he was a werewolf, only if she'd seen what did this and to give a general picture of events, which she did. People screaming and running, horribly injured man staggering out of the alleyway, collapsing, and dying. When asked if he had said anything she mentioned the lily of the waves which the officer asking her the questions didn't even bother to write down. Kavitha asked why he wasn't taking notes and he shrugged, "Sounds pretty useless to me, but if it'll make you happy, there, lily of the sea."<br/><br/>"Waves."<br/><br/>"What? the officer asked.<br/><br/>"It was waves, not sea," Kavitha corrected him.<br/><br/>"Fine, waves. If you think of anything else, here's the number to call. Thanks for the help," the officer told her, passing Kavitha a business card.<br/><br/>Shaking her head she rejoined the other two women, "Did you find out anything useful?"