9th Winter 514 AV
There was the weight of the glass ball as it passed from one hand, to the other - the gentle smacking of hardness upon flesh as she considered the information. The normally empty wall behind her was covered, faint scribbling and notes pinned to the surface, bold lettering and messy writing of an unsteady hand. It was interestingly along the cushion of both her hands that ink smeared both, a clear attempt of being ambidextrous with her writing - and instead failed for the most part. The writing with the left was more blocky because of it, the lines shaky and uneven, whilst barely spelling out the word. Passing the ball over she paused, the smallest lean forward as she contemplated the notes and what little she did know.
There was Duvil himself, the man who had hired her - and thus far the suggested information around him. It was not a random attack or chance of coin, it was something important and held meaning - suggesting the thieves knew its worth. Then there was the thieves themselves, the ratty George Hook and Assin the coward - whilst together they held some courage, apart they were easily broken men. One had pointed to the other, with some encouragement, and the other gave them another name and profession.
Fallon's eyes slid up to the other scrap of paper then, the scrawled letters of 'Bianca' catching her gaze. A lady of the night, a creature of pleasure giving. With a masked associate, the lady in the veil - someone who was obviously learned in the ways of writing. Lowering the glass ball to the desk, she turned in her chair - plucking up a letter of more elegant script up. It was not done by her hand, but it was signed neatly by a one 'Ms. D'. An enigma in its finest and giving her not much to work from, the only impression she really managed to garner from it was that there seemed to be an angry flick at the end of each word. It made her wonder on the exact temper of this Ms. D, and whether or not she should be someone to tangle with.
It was the grey area of being between a rock and a hard place in terms of deciding the next move. Not that she seemed to have much of a choice on the matter, the words gave a dance upon the page, leaving her to only rub her chin with thought and consideration on how to go about it. There was to be a trade off between the two women in the evening, though the question was then going to be where was it to occur? Leaning back in her chair she gave a pause of consideration then, her lips pursing into a line as she lowered the letter down. Of course, she could go and attempt to trail Bianca again, she was one half of the deal in her grasp.