Adrianne would raise an eyebrow at Stukov and Aviza's commentary as they talked about the gesture behind the pastry offering, her violet eyes switching from Stukov to Aviza with an odd gaze.

She did not mind a friendly gesture aimed at improving relations, which she ideally considered common social etiquette. On the other hand, it almost sounded as if Stukov was raising a question about just how far said friendly gesture went, and to what end! With Stukov's attention on them, Adrianne would secretly shuffle herself a few inches away from Aviza.

"If you fight as good as you bake, Celestian, then our mission on this planet is already a success." Adrianne would finally comment with a small smile as she looked towards Aviza. Although Aviza still retained her hot-headed impulsiveness and holier-than-thou attitude that was so common for the rest of her order, it was still nice to see that she was capable of being a normal human as well. Something Adrianne had never really thought of the sisters as.

When Stukov attempted to activate M4R1-A projector, the skull did not seem to respond to him at all. 

"It's voice-locked. Unless you're a really good voice imitator or really good with a screwdriver, it'll only respond to my commands." Adrianne would explain to Stukov, before she repeated his command, except modified it as to start a little further into the recording.

The idea that she had missed some vital tidbit from the video recording because of her falling asleep on the sofa did at first seem a little implausible to Adrianne, but when she saw the part of the recording where M4R1-A went away from the battle to journey on its own little adventure through the galleries expansive ventilation system, her eyes would widen.
At the sight of the three mysterious individuals, the psyker seemed genuinely surprised. The boy named Alpheous, the unnaturally large and curvaceous woman, and the blond psyker who lead them. 

"Stop at 24:32."

Adrianne would suddenly comment, causing M4R1-A to freeze the video in a picture where they saw all three of the mysterious strangers in the room. Listening to Stukov and Aviza's comments, Adrianne would simply stare at the picture in the meantime.

"Alpheous, we have a name. Boss might want to know about this recording, for review once the mess at the brothel has been dealt with, one way or another. Shall I pass word along to him, or one of you two have something else you need to speak to him about at the same time?"

“Maybe heading back to that location and searching the area they were in would help us track them down or at least give us some sort of hint. A name is also a fantastic lead but the burning brothel should be taken care of first in my opinion.” 

"It's probably best to summon the Inquisitor to see this for himself before we leave for the Brothel." Adrianne reasoned as she stared at the picture of the mysterious figures, before turning to look at Aviza and Stukov.
"What's more, we also know that these three suspects left in what they described as a truck through what must have been some back or auxiliary exit, probably at one of the lower levels. Possibly connected to one of the many underground highways. We also have a rough timestamp of the time they left the gallery, which we can combine with local traffic surveillance to perhaps get a picture of their truck, or even track their movements in the hive city!"

Adrianne spoke as she looked to Aviza and Stukov, when she suddenly could feel a strange yet powerful sensation wash over her like an invisible tidal wave of emotions! A subtle yet deep tremor; no, a roar echoed across the entire planet, inaudible to anyone with a weak connection to the warp. Whatever its source, its presence was unmistakable, for it was an entity of great power, not at all from this world! And the idea that something had managed to anger such a powerful entity to begin with could never be a good sign!

[i]"By the Emperor, it can't be... !"[/i]

To Stukov and Aviza, it was as if Adrianne had almost frozen on the spot, her pale skin becoming even whiter as her violet eyes gazed emptily out across the room.