Eeva moved closer and began to tie down the man with a length of rough hemp rope, kept in the carriage. "For pulling them out of a ditch. I've had to do so a few times." She remarked briefly, then shrugging and focusing on securing this man down. That don, she got the man to talk about where his horse was, while Tehr's attention was on Emily.<br/><br/>Smiling at the time as Tehr offered her the healing draught, she took it but before letting him leave even after he had gone and intimidated the assassin, she moved to press a coin pouch to his hand. "Look. I am grateful, but these things, magical gear, they have a fair share of cost. So here's what a potion costs, and a bit more, so you can acquire a new one soon." She smiled a bit apologetic, and then swallowing the contents down, her tongue out letting the red liquid run down her tongue and into her throat, her body shivering slightly.<br/><br/>As Tehr got on the road again then, the ride away brought him to the small town of<em>Rashan</em>. The ride back brought him and four men to retrieve the assassin, who gave a confession that was written down, and signed by the assassin, shortly followed by signature from the Magistrate of that settlement that came personally to retrieve the assassin, as well as Emily who used her own house signet ring with some hot wax on the document. That done, the group began to escort the man to his journey to Rashan, where he would be imprisoned until Tehr's return, or hanged, if Tehr took more than two weeks to return for him.<br/><br/>Regardless, with that done, two of the men helped tend to the wounded horse before the carriage, seeing it was fit enough to run still though needing some rest at its destination undoubtedly. Before they got on the move though, the Magistrate gently pulled on Tehr's arm. "I would like to buy that horse. The one the assassin rode in on. Its a pure black<em>arabian</em>, I didn't even know there's any as far as Londinium. Its a nobleman's horse, but for someone facing charges for murder, I don't believe it has much use. I looked over but the leashes and the reins have no symbol, and the horse also doesn't have a burn mark to identify it with. So, I would like to buy it, if you are willing to sell." The price he offered then? One that would even feel in house finances. It sounded like it was the magistrate's few years salary all put together, but he really seemed to think the price was worth it.<br/><br/>Regardless, as the wagons finally got ready to get on the move, Eeva moved to the driver's seat once more as Emily stepped to join Tehr inside the carriage.