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"You do not believe our target is of Amentia?" She questioned, as that was where she thought he was headed when he first brought up how involved Amentia appeared to be at this early stage of the investigation. "Panic might be unavoidable as something as simple as who we talk to and for how long will be enough to spread wild rumours without mentioning what we do and do not know." Likely there were already ten different rumours about why they were going to the Amentia London headquarters, each more inaccurate than the next. "However, I agree that we should do what can be done to minimize such. I suppose at least they aren't.Lepos."

"I don't think that will be the case here. It feels... a lot more premeditated. According to that letter, he knew someone was after him. We'll have to find out who and why and if the same person he was running from was the one who killed him and a dozen other questions. But it doesn't feel like a case where someone just snapped." Of course, she may end up eating her words later. The death may have nothing to do with the letter at all, and someone may have simply snapped. The endless years had a way of doing that. Thus far the evidence didn't seem to point that way. There was something more to it than even that, though Amelia couldn't say what. Intuition perhaps. Then again, maybe what they would find at Amentia would change her mind completely.

"I will meet you out front when I am finished." Amelia agreed. Theoretically, she was the more social of the two of them, but even she would rather wait away from the curious eyes. Naturally, the mention of Doctor Canan had piqued her interest, but the answers to those questions would need to wait until she met with Nathaniel again. Kit wasn't the only person who held answers to questions that needed answering and they only had so much time before the sun rose. Amelia set off towards the cover leaders office. She had no doubt they had already been made aware the Ekon were on their way. It would have been preferable if the coven leader, or Kit for that matter, didn't have time to prepare, but it had been unavoidable. A few minutes later, Amelia would arrive at the coven leaders office and knock to announce her arrival.

Amelia wasn't one for small talk, even with people she knew, but especially not with strangers. There were, however, certain formalities she expected. Perhaps he knew who she was, and thought it likely she knew who he was, but given they had never formally met before she was a little annoyed that he hadn't bothered to properly introduce himself. She had long ago learned to hide her emotions, her face remaining a blank mask, and she wouldn't let such a minor thing affect the investigation, but the thought was there. A quick glance around the room showed nothing of interest to her, as she glided across the room towards the desk. Settling herself in one of the two chairs, they got straight to business. "A vampire, Rodric, was found dead not far from here. I understand a member of your coven, Kat, is familiar with him. What do you know of the situation?"

She now had a clue as to who this Doctor Canan fit into the equation, and with it, more questions arose. Had Nathaniel walked into two people fighting or two colleagues consoling each other over the death of the third. "What can you tell me about this new source of blood and the disagreements between Kit and Doctor Canan?" She asked calmly. "Who knew about this project and did anyone stand against it? And which coven does Canan hail from?"

"A human connection?" Amelia repeated softly. Naturally, their kind worked with humans regularly. They couldn't survive without them. However, using a human to secure a supply of blood packets seemed risky at best. After all, they couldn't survive long without blood, yet the need had always been the biggest threat to exposure. "I don't suppose you know the name of this human connection, or how they were going to secure blood for us?"

Amelia felt the plan with the human connection was somewhat dubious, or at the very least would be fairly limited in how much new blood they could bring in undetected. However, that was Amentia's concern, not hers, so long as the rules were being followed. "Did Rodric support using the human connection or Vincent Frye?" She asked directly. Gustavo had said Rodric had been making progress with a local company, but it was unclear which source he meant unless it had been a third option not mentioned yet. "And do you know how Vincent was going to procure blood?" Naturally, she planned to ask Vincent this as well, but the only way to find a discrepancy was to ask multiple people the same question.