Furyk turned and followed his lieges. "Yes m'lord. They shall be dealt with accordingly."<em>That can wait, we need to find them first</em>, he thought to himself. Walking with them to the castle he bowed to each and said, "Excuse me. I'll go and start on all that now." Turning away after their consent he walked directly to his office. Passing a soldier in the halls he told the man to follow him as he had messages that needed to be carried out. Coming to his office he went in and sat at his desk. Grabbing  a fresh sheet of paper he took up his quill and dipped it into the inkwell on his desk. The message he wrote was simple, "Double the recruiting efforts and be sure to be very thorough in the background checks. Question and hold anybody that seems even the slightest suspicious. Increase the patrols around and in the castle proper."<br/><br/>Signing his name he spilled sand over the wet ink and let it dry for a moment then picked up the paper and dumped the sand in a small box on the edge of his desk. Handing the message to the young soldier he said, "Take this to the Quartermaster at the garrison, he'll take care of it from there." Dismissing the soldier Furyk sat there for a moment thinking. He was trying to think of some people that were skilled and trustworthy to go to the scene of the crime and investigate it. As it was he could only thin of a couple so he began thinking that he would have to go himself, which was fine with him but that would leave the castle without the captain of the guard. He sat there for a while longer thinking about this from every angle.