The meeting continued, with various questions of dubious nature asked, and answered. The volume of discussion didn't travel much past the first few rows, and the microphone was ignored unless there was actually something important to relate to the group at large. Several dozen magi remained yet, and some of them had envelopes. A few questions were asked about the particulars of assignments; it was assured that all would be divulged at a later time. It seemed that various entities within the consilium were being secretive, but much like the government in general, they knew what they were doing... mostly. Many of those who were milling about left in groups or alone, until the room was practically empty. Even half of the members up on stage departed, leaving only the heirarch and a pair of councilors to hear complaints. After all, even magi had day jobs.<br/><br/><hr/><br/>The assembled group left, finding the desired location a few blocks away. In general it was in the style of a classic sushi bar, one which ran most of the length of an exceedingly thin slip on the downtown mall. It was long enough to have eight stools at the bar, and in the back had four booths each of which would fit around four people, six if they squeezed, set up in two pairs on either side of a thin walkway barely large enough to fit two people passing. Restrooms lay beyond the booths. At the current hour it was not very busy, it being in the hours between dinner and the first of the drunken customers. A few solitary souls sat at the sushi bar proper, enjoying the finest in fish that Norfolk could offer, and it was not bad for the location. Freshest fish you can get and men exceedingly skilled in their trade made it a fair location, and a volume of business which left the prices from being oppressive.