"I know, I wouldn't want to be her when they find her," he smirked, "You don't just quit around here, ya'know?" he chuckled. "Now, any particular one you're interested?"

Raven half-chuckled and wrung his hands again as if he was imagining that happening to himself to cover up for his lack of enthusiasm. So he picked one of the ones he knew had to be like the rings Laurel had been dealing in.

The dealer thanked him for his business. Once he left the dealer, Frei reappeared at his side and looked at the rings. "Good picks," she said blankly.

Raven put them in his pocket. "... Are we done yet?" he asked quietly. He seemed a little bit shaken by that last encounter.

Frei nodded, "We are. Snow and Blaze will search more." Frei's eyes wondered over to the left and she stopped, "I'll be right back, don't move," she told him before walking quickly off to the left.

Raven stayed put, doing his best to remain inconspicuous.

Frei came back carrying something in her arms. Upon further inspection, it looked like a small cat. Some sort of tiny black cat.

Raven blinked, looking back and forth between Frei and the cat.

"It's a newborn panther," Frei stated blankly before turning towards the door again.

Raven raised his eyebrows a little before following after Frei.

"We don't know... what mental state Laurel will be in. I thought this might help," she managed to explain to Raven quietly, "Clearly, she feels betrayed."

Raven nodded a little, trying to remain emotionally detached until they got far away from this place.

Frei and Raven exited the building without problems. Quickly they returned back to their room and Frei got some milk out for the cat.

Snow was still snooping around.

Blaze was still scouting. But it looked like it would be a quiet night.

"I think... James must have said something," Frei whispered to Raven as she rubbed the kitten's head, "from inside the infirmary."

"... What could he possibly have said?" Raven asked as he emptied the contents of his pockets and put on something more comfortable.