"Oh, I never thought of it that way before!" Jasmine's eyes widened as though this was her first time encountering this idea. "I've been buying people drinks all day but you're the first to share something useful with me. Hey, would you mind coming with me to the constabulary tomorrow morning? If you can show the lock isn't as secure as it looks, and testify that the poor girl wasn't the only one to hear the combination, then I think we have a good chance of proving her innocence. I know it's a lot to ask, but an innocent life is at stake here so please think about it tonight. I'll be returning to the inn now," she finished, downing the remainder of her glass and getting up, "and you'd best going too, since the watch stops anyone from entering or leaving Sailor's Ghetto after dark. Shall we go together?" Shay's own information search had taken a few hours, so it would be sunset soon.<br/><br/>She could sense that Jasmine had left unsaid that one possibility to prove the girl's innocence was to prove another girl's guilt, for example, a foreigner who complained about the price of the inn, was smart enough to figure out that the safe was probably full of gold from overcharging, could pick locks, and overhead the combination...<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Shay's sense motive: 25 (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=60197)