"I told her and the young King about it myself," he said. "Professor Yen Sid is not a young man, and I wished to see him gotten to a healer as soon as possible. As to punishing the perpetrator, once we know for certain which of the three it was, it will indeed be for her to deal with, though I'm uncertain what punishment she may order. As I understand it, the typical punishment for such crimes in this world is to be banished to this Isle, but in this case that would be rather redundant. But unless she wishes to ask me to carry out whatever punishment she decides on, now that the Professor is in safe hands, there's little more I can do regarding the matter other than keep my eyes and ears open for further evidence to report at the next opportunity."

"My primary concern now is turning this...", he gestured to indicate the muddy courtyard around them, "into a viable garden, which will be no easy task. Not an impossible one, but it will take a great deal of work. Though at least these so-called 'doomstones' will make for unusually sturdy row markers..."