Meesei aided the group in setting up the camp at this "outcrop grove," but quickly afterwards made her preparations to return to the city. She changed -very quickly- into a set of clothing and a cloak that would fit in more easily in the city than the handmade garments she had before. They were in an Imperial style as opposed to Nordic, but Imperial clothing was common anywhere in Cyrodiil. It had a large, fur-lined hood and the cloak covered her tail, so from a distance, it would be difficult to even tell that she was Argonian, as long as she was not looking directly at whoever was watching her. Of course, she planned on staying out of sight of Galsek as much as possible. She would not follow him into inns or other public buildings, but merely observe his movements from out of sight. Since her ring could determine his distance and direction, she could always know which building he was most likely to be in. 

Meesei was close to ready to leave when her pack approached her. Likely, they were concerned for her safety in going into the city alone. She could not claim that it was the safest course of action, but it was what she felt was necessary. "Yes, I am. The more of us who go into the city, the more likely we are to be detected, even if just by our scent alone. It would be difficult to hide the scent of a large group."

"Yeah, but what if he isn't just stopping over in Bruma?" Ahnasha asked. "It could be that Vile's followers have decided to headquarter themselves in the city. It seems like a really bad idea to operate a Daedric cult out of the middle of the city, true, but it's possible. If so, you might end up really outnumbered."

"I intend to remain undetected, but even if I am found, they will be just as limited in their ability to harm me as we would be for them. The Bruma city guard is a numerous, considerable force. One that I doubt Vile could overcome without an army. If there are many of them in the city, and I am discovered, I need only flee. They will have a difficult time giving chase. Just keep watch on Harriet while I am away; be sure that she neither harms, nor is harmed, by any of the others." Meesei answered. She had her supplies, and knew the way back to the city, so she was ready to leave.