FINN
the spyglass
Finn glances around as he realises that Tal isn't, in fact, still outside, backing up and almost bumping into him as a result. "Oh! Sorry," he says, adjusting his glasses on his nose and taking a few steps to create some distance between them again. (Both because awkward and uncomfortable and also to benefit the investigation).
"Perhaps he does," Finn agrees again, because yes, there is no evidence, but there's also no evidence against it. "I will have to make enquiries to see whether he does such things." As for the Attuned and Accepted - while a more disgruntled detective would have pointed out that Tal's aura is now contaminating the existing markings, Finn does no such thing.
"It isn't that it matters exactly, it's just... if I could separate the aura of the person who threw the brick, I might be able to see if they lingered by any shelves, or took anything..." he says, narrowing his eyes and glancing around, only to shake his head in disappointment. "But it's all mixed up in here. There are too many."
"Perhaps he does," Finn agrees again, because yes, there is no evidence, but there's also no evidence against it. "I will have to make enquiries to see whether he does such things." As for the Attuned and Accepted - while a more disgruntled detective would have pointed out that Tal's aura is now contaminating the existing markings, Finn does no such thing.
"It isn't that it matters exactly, it's just... if I could separate the aura of the person who threw the brick, I might be able to see if they lingered by any shelves, or took anything..." he says, narrowing his eyes and glancing around, only to shake his head in disappointment. "But it's all mixed up in here. There are too many."
