| Vermouth, in a few words, was very unhappy. It was never something she paid particular attention too. It wasn't like it was something she used all that often. She'd maybe used it a handful of times over her life, so she hadn't quite registered it at first.
When she did, she realized how badly things could go.
She was the one who guarded the box. It made sense that if the box was ever stolen, she'd be able to find the damn thing. Of course, she was given a wide area to sense. More than big enough to have the whole mansion in the range. Being the bastards they were, of course it's not like the feeling got stronger the closer she got. She had general area as a hint and had to look for her own.
Which wasn't going to be helpful when a good number of the inhabitants were good at hiding things. And a good many were similarly good at disguises or figuring them out. Which made her difficult job, seeing as probably ninety percent of the people in the place probably didn't trust her as far as they could throw her, all the more difficult.
So, to find who had Pandora and make sure yet another world wasn't destroyed, she would probably need help. A more trusted face, at least. So she was searching so something else.
Namely, a detective who was good at their job who either A, trusted her for some reason, or B, just didn't know who she WAS.
Which is why she's hanging out in the kitchen, drinking a cup of coffee and reading a book. For all intents and purposes, she looked to just be relaxing there. After all, first reactions would be a good way to determine which ones might be good prospects at hiring. |