>"Oh, of course."
>"And I suppose we should retrieve what we came here for now."
>Let's disarm that chest and take a look inside
>Alisaie still seems slightly troubled by that, but Rin smiles at her. "Trust us. It's better this way. Maybe your sister'll be out some cash, but it'll help us get her daughter back to normal." The francais woman says nothing, but she does seem to accept White Rose's words.
>A blast of your Amber Light makes quick work of the trap in Madame Knowledge's chest. Curiously, that signature is the only one that your light destroys, the others remain intact. Seems your Amber Light doesn't work on all magics. The now-disarmed chest yields a collection of glass bottles, jars and vials, some holding powders of various colors, less some holding liquids of various hues. One jar larger than the others is sealed with lead, and while you're curious, that's not what you came here for. You're no thief. Except of slaves.
>The chest also holds three tomes, each with thick leather covers marked with inscriptions and runes that mean nothing to you. There is a recurring symbol of a crescent moon rising out of a rose resting on an open book, which you've also seen around the house. It may be the family crest. Beneath one of these books, you find the target of your searching: Reisen Udongein's ownership papers. There's more of them than there are in Rin's documents, which isn't too surprising, given the nature of her situation that she explained earlier.
>Curiously, though, you also find what appear to be a second set of papers for another slave.
