"None taken," Emanuel replied easily. "You make a valid point." It meant they would show up on the suspects' doorsteps in full force; perhaps the intimidation factor would also work in their favor.<br/><br/>His expression sombered when Hassan pointed out yet another connection to the sun, and he nodded, mostly to himself. The evidence lead towards the Luminary's band - that was true enough - but Emanuel began to wonder about the excessive amount of sun-related leads. All the suspects had a connection to the sun or light, Andre had said. The wallpaper had bleached under the influence of light. Bai herself had been a scion of Ra, and well-loved.<br/><br/><em>Why had she been killed?</em><br/><br/>Emanuel cast his gaze towards the ceiling as if he could pierce the layers of concrete and look at the sky.<em>Please, let this just be some petty argument,</em>he thought.<em>A lover's quarrel. Something mundane.</em>He did not want to think of the alternative, of the last sun bleeding in a cloudless sky.<br/><br/>"I know the room," Emanuel said, rattled from his dark thoughts by Andre's remark. "I have been there before. It will do well. Thank you."<br/><br/>Accepting the paper containing the addresses, he read it, then turned it over and looked at the empty back with a disappointed frown. "No address for Francisco?" he asked Andre, allowing a faint surprise to slip into his voice. A shake of his head towards Rhiannon gave voice to Emanuel's lack of preference regarding the order of visits. He did want to talk with Francisco; between everyone present, and all the Scions they planned to visit, only a kinsman would fully understand his concern - but that was a talk best saved for a later time.