Tara listens sympathetically to the man.  She's known him for most of her life, her father has helped train his guards all of her life.  She herself has trained a few of the newest of them in unarmed techniques.<br/><br/>His daughter, while not a close friend, is someone Tara knows. She would do this mission without promise of payment, but she knows few have such ties, and the promise of a reward is usually necessary.<br/><br/>She glances at the other two who have answered the call curiously. She herself has very little idea where she could begin such an investigation, and she hopes they have better.<br/><br/>Still, she tries to start off professionally.<br/><br/>"Captain, can you give us the details about the other missing girls? And can we use the town map as you show us where they lived, and when each was taken? I know you've probably already thought of this, but we must start hoping we can find a pattern.  The abductions are too far apart to be easy to stop, which of course is both good and bad news."