After a quick wash at the nearest bathhouse she could find and a short stop at the nearest festhall in a shapeshifted guise. Shezzerade makes a quick note of various spots around town marking important building, asking locals about people of importance various bits about the local culture. Overall just attempting to fill the gaps in her knowledge. The city seemed harbor a baatezu level obsession with laws. Frustratingly enough a number of had various means of shapeshifting, impersonation, and perjury and defilement of temples in mind. The top heavy demoness was careful with her questions and her targets. Picking the vernacular of tourist and only asking the particularly drunk and distracted anything that might odd only asking. The gruff sailor with wandering hands that she was pumping for information, quite literally under the table had just spent himself, both physically and of useful cursory knowledge. When he noticed how much she was avoiding the use of one of her hands.<br/><br/>Waving the hand the crazed priest smacked like an injured, a mischievous thought entered her mind. desiring to test the local rumor mill's efficiency. Shezzerade began to weave a sordid tale, well within the bounds of truth the tidbit of embellishment common to festhalls. Tales of a madman claiming to be a man of god and wearing no symbols. Matching Dale's description to a T. No name was given of course, the demoness did her all to paint a horrific picture. Nothing said outright of course. Small, but effective implications slipped strategically between the lines. As well the implication that this woman-beating madman could be a danger to any woman in town. Daughters, mothers, wives, if his scowling gaze met theirs there's no telling what he might do. It was all subtle innuendo of course, but enough if successful to stir up anger or fear.<br/><br/>Just before she could see if her gambit paid off she made note of the time. Crafting a quick lie to excuse herself Shezzerade slipped away and headed off to return to her Master's side. She made enough progress with information gathering. Time to let the seeds she planted take root.<br/>