Saun 08th, 719
"Then the bear wasn't where they were, or they didn't have this sort of creature in their ranks. ... But it doesn't make sense, from what I read, for no experiments in that field to be done." Their shoulders roll, as they slowly begin to move, hands folded over their torso, simply pacing about the room, in a light amount of thought that brought a constant haze across their system, "But we can't just make a decision like that based on one animal that was dealt with seasons ago, either. ... For all we knew, they could've moved in that time. Or, once they get this information, start to move now."
Their eyes went sidelong, as Wald started puking up his food into the chamberpot. Taking a deep, but measured breath, the exorcist manages to suppress their disgust at the sight before them, and simply close their eyes, shaking their head. It wasn't clear what it was that they were thinking, but it was something that bordered on repeating the same set of phrases just to not repeat what they had seen. Though to be fair, after burning a man alive, and talking about parasites and illness, it wouldn't be too far from reality to imagine him getting sick from that.
Allowing their arms to fall to their sides, Sybil's mind slowly began to return to the root of thought, continuing to path a way through this dizzying spiral that was becoming more and more like a conspiracy, rather than simply a group of miscreants, "That's something I won't be able to help with. But, at the end of the day, that gives us something to start off with. I could start pulling strings with my contacts, trying to learn of any sort of client buying slaves... And given their trade, it'd likely be cheap slaves, wouldn't it?"