In the midst of all of the chattering, the clambering to check out the newspapers to find any shred of evidence, Robyn's attention would shift to Jane, who previously seemed to be rather loud, eccentric, a cheery girl. Innocence that Robyn could only hope would continue throughout the girl's career, the world needed more like her after all, yet there wasn't an ounce out of the girl besides a few words, before she falls into silence, uncharacteristic from their first meeting, it seems something was going on deeper there, but Robyn would leave it at that for now. After all, her attention would only shift once more thanks to Marie's incredibly pessimistic speech, one that has Robyn's family rolling in their graves.
"You're a bright character, aren't you? All sunshine and rainbows in that head~" The rookie would joke. Of course, Marie didn't leave the greatest impression upon Robyn, but she wouldn't make it her duty to disregard her words, she was just as much a part of the operation as the rest of them.
"Still, I can't blame you, do try to lighten up, though. Rough line of work, don't want to make the office depressing as-well." Would be her final words towards Marie, or so she thought.
Robyn jumps, startled at the sudden intervention of Kaspar, a dock worker, traumatised by what they had seen. A big man, brought to a grovelling mess in front of the group, worried for his life, it seemed. While Robyn's first instinct was to stay quiet, working out at first as Abigail does her best to calm the man down, even bringing him inside where it would be far safer, warmer. All until Marie rushes towards the man, a burst of energy springing from seemingly nowhere. Just what was that alcohol laced with?
The poor man seemed to be overwhelmed by Marie's presence, exacerbated only by the tone in the girls voice, not the most welcoming voice, almost as if he was being interrogated by the police. There was a time and a place for her emotions to overwhelm her, for her to let them out, but in-front of this poor worker was not the place.
"I don't know what's going on Marie, but shouting isn't going to get you the answers you want, start slow." Robyn would begin to approach her, holding onto the angered girl's shoulder lightly.
"Try your best to take a calmer approach, okay? We can always take you outside and investigate the scene instead, if you can't." She would finally add, reaching for her glass of water, untouched. She'd hand it over to Kaspar, offering him the chance to drink something and calm his mind first.
Robyn didn't intend on listening to Marie, despite her warnings. Not out of distaste, but because that's the first thing a detective should do, in her mind.
"Jane's got a good idea, I'm not great at interrogating witnesses, only criminals, so I'll go take a look at the crime scene, see what we can gather there, maybe find some more witnesses to help back up Kaspar's claims." The rookie confidently states, now looking over to Jane, a warm smile covering her face.
"You're coming with, anyone else that wants to, follow me."Robyn would begin to walk her way over to the exit, a cigarette sliding out of her pocket between her fingers, finding itself lodged between her lips. She thought this would be a cool way to exit, until she had to turn back to the party, a with a little defeated look on her face.
"Oh and someone that knows the way to the bar, please."Robyn had never taken initiative on an investigation, her heart was racing and she knew that one wrong step could end this whole investigation in an instant. But she wasn't planning on backing down either, she never had after all. Besides, if the perpetrator left any traces behind it would be best to find them now, before they can get further, She did have a knack for that after all. One could only assume she had the help of divinity with her high success rates in apprehending suspects that are on the run.
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