A lurking darkness.

[*DaftyXIII]

Word gets out to the Law of a possible darkness lurking in the hive, a panic spreads as the death was in Hive Ward not far away from the Clerks ward. Something about i seems unsafe and unusual at first glance, the hivers are keeping their distance with this one

// The Chant at the active crime scene

[*witchinghour]

A simple notary was sent out by the Harmonium to investigate once chant had reached them. Notepad and crude form of a pencil in hand. Allekr kept his head about him, even though it was close to the Clerk's, it was still the Hive. After all, Harmonium don't patrol in the district and he was sent out only because of the proximity. He quietly thought "Thank the Powers" for the space that the Hivers were so oddly giving the scene.

[*witchinghour]

When the Harmonium investigators reach the crime scene they find that the bones where representing a medium sized humanoid. one of the hands would have held a Coin, and what seemed to be a augmentation socket of sorts in the palm. But what would reside in this socket is missing. The bones would have shown the humanoid was running from the Clerks ward into the Hive ward. One more thing they woud see about the bones is that more than a few where broken or fractured.

Upon questioning the hivers, they where in fear more so from a mad begger in the proximity speaking about darkness lurking in a almost believable, yet radical notion.

The crime scene was odd, perhaps theirs more too it than meets the eye?

Jotting down the details of the scene, well, as much as Allekr could without touching it before any medical professionals could come and remove the remains. Allekr had procured the coin, and making extra emphasis of the emtpy socket.

it was peculiar, he thought. He had already heard rumors of a hand full of cutters supposedly wandering or running away from something and yet do not remember how they got there. He wondered if that was this poor sod's fate whilst looking down on the bones. The answers of a mad beggar certainly only made him more skeptical.