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Monty looked at the table, going through different ways and different plans of getting it out of Eldin but he would only clam up and never tell a soul until he took drastic measures and those were the most painful. Perhaps he could let it all play out naturally. That would be best. He looked at Kalore from the corner of his eye. "I'm sorry that you have to know this." He said.

Monty shook his head. "No. I'm sorry that you lost a friend. We had planned to keep her alive, so that I may have interrogated her but....." He growled a curse aimed for Eldin. "I will rip his tongue out for any lies." He growled and glared at the wall. He didn't want to sit here and do nothing but he had to tread carefully. "I will ask that you don't act any different around Eldin after learning this. It will make things complicated if he believes that we know something." He said looking at Kalore seriously.

Monty raised a brow. "Then how is it that he lied to Gambler about not having anything to say. He killed someone and yet she didn't get a confession. He has lied to her and let me be clear with one thing, when you lie to the boss you lose favor. You think she would take kindly to another one of her men betraying the rest of us again?" He shook his head.

No it wouldn't be a good thing if Eldin really did kill this Marn woman. Especially when you have Ivan as a witness. If the boy would refuse of course but Monty like the seraphs have ways of getting information out of people and it was going to be horrible for everyone. The demon drank some of the coffee and looked at it. Thinking.

"And scare him? Why would she do a thing like that?" Monty asked. Why ask a question that anyone would deny? Even Monty, as bad as he was would deny any murder he was accused of. Even Gambler would deny doing something that she might have done and get away with it. It was Monty's job to be asking the questions, not her. No, there was a method to everything. Things would have to play out on their own.

"This goes beyond just killing someone. It's more than that." He muttered and drank his coffee. There was too much things involved and it all had to be reviewed very carefully. Perhaps it would be best to keep everything quiet for now. "You make a decent cup of coffee, elf. Thank you." He said and drank it.

Monty nodded and finished his coffee. "Is there anymore?" He asked looking at his cup. He was really hooked on the the stuff only because it had a opposite effect on him. Instead of making him more high strung, it made him calm and clear thinking. Or maybe it was because him and Kalore weren't feeling arkward around each other. That had to be it. "Do you have any questions?"

Monty looked around and nodded. "A little bit of each. I like cello and piano." He said, looking at the piano. Resting his cheek on his hand, his hair touching the table, almost making him look tame especially with his thoughtful expression as he gazed at the piano.