Though she accomplished a good deal that morning, Dinah still felt more like Alice through the looking-glass -- running as fast as she could simply to stay in one place.  She scheduled a ridiculous number of appointments, arranged for a few new depositions, and spent every free moment she had looking through the affidavits, not even pretending to bother with lunch, until it was time to leave for the MOO office.  The mountain of work was no smaller, but she took what comfort she could in knowing that she had put in a mighty effort.<br/><br/>Even for her, it was strange to adjust to the work at MOO, after the desperate rush of the morning.  Sometimes even the best Servitor had to remind herself that everything was important, all part of the larger picture that Celestials had to attend to.  Still, it was not easy to forget the Geddys case entirely, and during the odd quiet moment, she let her thoughts drift back to it.  Given its importance, no possible angle must be overlooked, and it did no harm to consider it now and then.  One never knew when a spark of inspiration might strike.<br/><br/>The archaeologist and his assistant, however, neatly focused her attention to the business at hand, and she looked over their paperwork carefully.  They wouldn't be Servitors of Dominic, not with Roles such as these, and in any case she would likely have been informed of their work beforehand, if they were.  Former Servitors of Raphael, perhaps, still seeking new treasures of knowledge in her name?  If that was so, she would be glad to assist them.  Dominic sought Truth as well as Justice, and Dinah had always admired Raphael's tireless pursuit of knowledge -- not to mention her noble sacrifice to stop Legion.<br/><br/>She was hardly immune to curiosity, however -- the desire to know was vital to her work, in many ways -- and it was definitely odd to see any Celestials outside of her own group.  Finding them here, submitting a permit, was about the last place she would have expected such an encounter.  Since this was unusual, it was only right that she learn a little more -- and especially since Dominic might wish to know about this.  "That's a very interesting Artifact you have," she remarked, conversationally, testing the waters before diving in.  They didn't seem particularly concerned with their incognito, but there was no need to be indiscreet.  "How did you happen to come by it?"