"Kind of a shame we don't really have a magic expert on the team," Runa commented on the general state of things.  Seemed like at least a couple of their current docket would really be helped by someone who knew their way around the supernatural side of the world.  Tian and Kyouko were probably the closest they had, and neither of them were exactly versed in how magic worked, even if they had some connection or another to how the arcane worked.  

The whole Musicians of Bremen thing was news to her and got her attention.  Anything that had to do with her own origins would.  "I know it's a bit silly, but I can't help but feel a sense of responsibility for this one," Runa said, taping the relevant file.  "That sort of thing's pretty nasty, and I'm probably best suited to dealing with it."  Of course, she could probably do that on her own, if she felt like it.  

London sounded pretty straightforward, but if the regular law enforcement wasn't enough to get this guy, it'd be up to someone else.  "What kind of methods are we talking about in these thefts," she asked.  "Seems kind of small for us to get involved, but there's obviously more going on there.  All I can see for us intervening is trying to catch the thief in the act, though.  I'm certainly not too good in an investigation aside from gathering some clues or tracking someone."  Given that she could be something of a walking molecular and genetics analysis lab, Runa might be selling herself short, but she's not the kind to play detective well. 

"Russian winter's just cold."  Meaning Runa might bother to zip up her jacket.  "Probably lot of snow, too.  Still, an area that big just disappearing's pretty wild.  Like, Tunguska event level wild."  Why was it Russia where this kinda stuff seemed to happen?  "Definitely not much to go on for that one, but I guess the obvious is just walk in and see what happens.  Anyone try sending in a drone or something with a camera?"