"I'm not sure spliting up is the best idea right now," Rhiannon replied, kneeling down to examine the debris on the floor more closely. She turned her head to look over her shoulder at Emanuel. "No offense meant, but I don't think we really know what we're all capable of, and this is ... well ... this is too important to let a vital clue get past us because the wrong person was in the wrong place at the right time." She twisted slightly, looking at each of the others before continuing. "We're all here for the same reason after all, because we ... and our parents ... want to find out what happened here."<br/><br/>She gestured at the debris in front of her. "Take this room." She stood up and gestured the detective forwards, gesturing at one of the sticky patches she'd knealt beside. "I'm fairly sure that this isn't blood. I think it's pine resin, but I don't know how it got here. There's also a lot of cloth fibres all over. I think linen. They're pretty dark. They look out of place enough that I'd guess they're significant somehow, but I don't know how yet." She wiped her hands a little on the sides of her trousers, turning to look at the others. "We stand the best chance of finding out the truth of what happened here if we pool our resources. Has anyone spotted anything else that could be a clue to just what happened here? Does anyone know if any of Luminarys band had an affinity with nature?"