Aevala listened as Kalaj was able to extract more information out of the murderer. She had heard enough from the priest, but was glad for the furball’s persistence. She stood calmly, her arms folded over her chest as she watched the Jaka be insulted and returned the favor. However, it seemed like Kalaj had already run into the priest’s deity, an icon, and asked for it to brought. “I’ll grab it,” Aevala answered, as she turned to go fetch the knife and the icon and noticed that Dingo was already a decent ways ahead of her in the same direction. Apparently, he had put two and two together faster than the others.<br/><br/>She ran up to Dingo, and asked, “Do you know where it is?” Aevala wasn’t exactly sure where it was, but she was pretty sure she could get back through the maze of tents back to the priest.