Moira appeared to smile and watch the two of them a little back, while Lilian raised a brow at the realization the two knew one another. Moira was looking more amused than anything else, while the Queen's expression remained a calm smile, other than the brief look towards where the assassin had stood a short moment ago, the guards having left to take him to a cell to wait for things to blow over.<br/><br/>"I am not surprised, your father seemed to enjoy calling me nicknames whenever I stopped by, going as far as making your older brother do the same as well before, well." Her expression turned a little sorrowful for a moment before she shook her head and smiled at him. "I am Valeria of the Wildrunners." The title said very little, but she did not name a house, or a family name, choosing to use a title instead. She reached a hnd forward to take Tehr's hand in her own and give it a squeeze, not that strong but firm enough to be a warrior's grasp. "Charmed to meet you." She added almost as if an afterthought, a friendly expression lingering on her face. "Now, while I would enjoy catching up and speaking of what the years have done to us, we do have a task to accomplish." Still, her eyes did take an appreciative look over his figure.<br/><br/>Moira silently stepped up and finally spoke up as well. "We'll have plenty of time to talk afterwards, lets get on the move for now." She smiled slightly, and guided their group outside while casting a look at Tehr. "We'll rely on you to confirm the captain is a crooked man but as soon as things start going sour, or we've confirmed he has the payment, just let us know and we'll take him in." Her expression was serious, but it was the words from Valeria that seemed a touch cold. "I hope he wont resist. We are poorly prepared to try and fight to subdue. I am used to threats on the road but they rarely need to be taken in alive. I understand your training near the queen has likewise been about subduing foes threatening the queen in the quickest way possible?" There was something about the tone that Valeria said that which carried a semblance of foreboding to it.<br/><br/>"My my, you wouldn't be insinuating that one of the queen's bodyguard would take up any tasks of darker nature now would you?" Moira hummed briefly but said nothing more as Valeria simply walked along towards the docks.<br/><br/>It didn't take them long to locate the ship that the assassin had spoken of. Most of the ships had been secured to the docks, and their crew was gone, no doubt visiting brothels and bars nearby. One of the ships had a man in a finely made leather coat pacing up and down the deck though, and looking impatiently at the shore. He did not appear to have noticed Tehr and the two women yet, but kept pacing. There were a number of crates set down on the docks near the ship, but none loaded on board the ship itself. It was a fast looking vessel, sufficient for fast deliveries and perhaps privateering as well, given the apparent 'morality' of the captain.<br/><br/>"Are you sure you want to do this though? We could move in and simply arrest him and seek to disarm him if he tries to run or fight." Valeria asked looking at Tehr seriously, casting a look back at the ship captain.