She who will delve in the dark to let those sleep in comfort
Night, Alleyway
Amber stood up slowly and readjusted her clothes; she gave a large sigh and remarked, "something bad, something very, very bad." She knew she wasn't being very specific, but with this chemical, you couldn't describe how bad it was. She turned around and added, "if it is what it smells like,and it has a very, very distinct smell, than this case may have been blown right open." This red vial, in her hands, was not something that was readily available, not something available period. She had her doubts, but if this were true, than it is a serious issue.Castle Crashers wrote:Saleon wrote:"Well," she grumbled, "now I know we are definitely being played." She picked up the vial and removed the stopper on the vial and took a very quick sniff to try and figure out what it was: a noxious, disgusting odor that rivaled most smelling salts. It was a powerful, overriding scent. She recognized the smell, or at least some component in the smell, but she would need to have somebody look at it to confirm it.
All she knew, is that she hoped her nose wasn't right in identifying the strange liquid. She also remembered the similar vial left at the crime scene. In theory, they were the same, and it was very likely they were. It seemed not only was the killer playing with them, but he or she wanted them to figure out how they did it, as if some triumph.
"I am hating this killer more and more as we learn more about them," she barked as she placed the stopper back on The Red Vial.
Daisy was, quite honestly, a little confused and disturbed at the sight of the red vial among the bloody trail. What did it mean? What was even in the vial? More blood? A chemical? Daisy was no scientist, or a chemist for that matter, so she wasn't very sure how she would even begin to figure out what it was. Perhaps Amber knew, judging by her reaction after getting a waft of the liquid. Daisy didn't happen to be close enough to smell it herself, so all she could do was go by what she said. "Uh, what's in that vial, you think..?" She asked awkwardly, not sure what else she should say or do in the situation.
She looked directly at Daisy, "while I can't speak sunshine and rainbows, we at least are about to get a better picture of who is doing this. Err, this may actually open thing up, but that can be just as valuable. We better hurry."
Amber lifted up the lantern high into the sky. Its light cast a bright dome of bobbing light. It marked a ring of safety, as silly as the superstition may be—though to be fair, in Purgatory, there is no such thing as just superstition—and it was something so vitally important. She began walking backward, "now we best see how Sam and friends are doing. There is something very dangerous about tonight, so we better find Marietta and Doc Noble." Her words turned bitter. She couldn't hide a sinking worry, "and something terrible always happens on nights like this."
She ruminated for a split second, as if a slight trance while she walked, "I could use the company of friends, along with a light wine after this... Keep my spirits"