She pushed her way through reporters, barely hearing them as they shoved microphones and cameras in her face. She'd been hot news since Kevin Elliot's...arrest and had been the object of many articles and news bulletins. Her face was now well known which wasn't always the best thing for a homicide detective."No comment," she growled for the fifteenth time since she started walking towards the yellow tape across the long parking lot. "Which part of those two words don't you people understand?" She. “That’s the one,” she replied with a grin.“Anything more on the Seeker?”“Yes,” Xi replied. “Arwen caught it leaving a dwelling on the site of the Higher Adepts’ base. She believes it also has some sort of portal there as she occasionally sees it enter, but not leave. Lagertha suspects it can disguise itself as an ordinary Orc too, as once an investigator type entered and has never left, but, that’s only a suspicion.”“Good one though, if it seeks out evidence, then disguise is a good tool,”. Now."Patricia and I walked out of the office and pulled the door closed behind us. I pulled my cell from my belt and dialed a number as I walked. He picked up on the second ring."It's Gary. You called it right. I will send the scotch over this afternoon. Thanks, bye." I hung up the phone and followed Patricia into her office."That was dangerous Gary," she said closing the door and turning around to face me. "Thank you, again." She reached up and kissed me hard and then she started laughing.. ‘Let them know that he’s a brave man and that you care about him. Don’t hide them.’ I pulled the chain with the Navy cross out of my dress and let it hang down where everyone could see it. I didn’t know whether I was supposed to or not, but decided that if Agent Harrison said it was ok, it must be. The other four saw what I’d done and did the same with theirs. We went into the court house with Ellen and Nancy pushing Uncle Dar and the rest following. Inside we met George’s lawyer who took us to.