-Alyssandra-<br/>The woman was so tired she collapsed before the alchemist had been able to bring her some water. She didn't get better after regaining consciousness.<br/>After all, why would she ask Alyssandra to find her daughter? Granted, everybody believed her daughter had ran away with the father of her child. Alyssandra had a reputation for being wild, too. But this? If you believe your daughter has been kidnapped, you go and ask for a hero's help, not an alchemist's. Of course, heroes were few and far between, and the city hadn't seen a real one in a while, but there were several men claiming that they haven't killed any monsters only for lack of monsters.<br/>During this time, however, she was disrupting her business, as everybody believed she was busy with another client and nobody entered her shop. After night fell, she had had a day without any gain.<br/>And there was already the sound of a brawl from the tavern across the street.<br/><br/>-Danaracles-<br/>Come the night, Danaracles knew something was wrong with him.<br/>That's what Hekate's dog told him, too, when it/he/she? came to visit him. They had a very, very fulfilling conversation.<br/>Dog: "Haire! So, lazy bastard, are you going to lay here all...night, already?"<br/>Human: "Haire! Got any better suggestions, cur?"<br/>D: "A thousand suggestions! Why, you could do lots of things... like hunting the monster that preys upon the city's virgins, or finding out why it is here."<br/>H: "It could be dangerous. I'm not in my best shape..."<br/>D: "At least your death would have a sense this way. And you<em>could</em>succeed. I thought Persei is dead meat...or stone. He proved me wrong, you know."<br/>H: "But why don't you just tell me where to find this monster and how to deal with it?"<br/>D: "Because your mother haven't been a bitch. And you're really a lazy bastard, aren't ya?"<br/>Then the dog disappeared. And someone mentioned the word "delirium" around him.<br/>Danaracles wondered who might be sick.<br/><br/>-Licina-<br/>Licina left the temple. She was strolling through the city aimlessly, killing her time while thinking about her next step. At some point, she noticed darkness had fallen.<br/>And there were some bad-looking men around. All the honourable women were long since in their homes, with their husbands, fathers and brothers. She shifted involuntarily while one of the men was staring at her...<br/><br/>-Gaiana-<br/>Nothing out of the ordinary happened this day. After the night fell, she had documents to write, and she had to call another slave to take care of her ink. This one wasn't trained, though, and she regretted for a while borrowing Laena to her sister.<br/>And there were some suspicious sounds in the house, and in the yard. It was still weird, because her imagination seldom played her such jokes. Besides, the slave was nervous, too, for some reason of her own...