Elli did<em>not</em>like their tones... but they did have a point in that they wouldn't need to break the window.  Still, the likelihood that two groups broke into the same warehouse at the same time on the same day...<em>that</em>was quite unlikely.  Still, she would assume they were being truthful... for now, anyway.  Even still, that did not make their break-in right or legal by any means.<br/><br/>What they were looking for was something from a mine up north... and the crystal produced was a multicolored crystal who's colors were fluctuating continuously throughout the rainbow... quite pretty, and it occurred to Elli that this might be the gift to the temple... which would explain a<em>lot</em>about why it was moved, and his response thusly to the break-in.  Elli also noted the man's anger at his 'employer...' there may very well be more to this than she thought first.<br/><br/>"No, you cannot go back up." Elli replied sternly "Breaking and entering, and you intend to steal something that, as far as I know, was legally acquired.  I<em>should</em>take you in for your crimes..."<br/><br/>Elli let that linger there, to see what that would respond with, see if<em>that</em>had any effect on their decision.  If the man who had 'hired' her hadn't moved any of the items--which Elli suspected might pertain to what these dark folk were looking for--then Elli may very well be hauling them up right now.  Perhaps they could arrange to resolve this in a better manner than that.<br/><br/>"What would you have to say to that?"