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==Marktag==

The next day, the group decide to go and question Johann's master, Horst Seehoffer, since van Eyke has hinted that he may know a way to get Johann out of prison. Seehofer cannot, however, and he explains why. The man interested in the group, who put out the warrants in the first place and later withdrew them, is the Lector Benedict von Logau, a very powerful man in the cult.

The group then separated. Manny went to the theatre and there became involved in protecting the lovely Bretonnian actress Marguerite Devaux from anti-Bretonnian rioters, enraged because of border troubles over a newly discovered tin mine. He also made the acquaintance of various people, including an Ostlander lawyer called Bertholdt Dreisen, who was acting as an advocate for the Ostlander rioters arrested on the previous night.

Gottfried went to see his friend Anna Amalia, whom he had heard was looking for him. He found a thief, Heinrich Kramer, going through her rooms, and after a fight, he persuaded him to talk. It seemed that he himself worked for the Nachthaus, that Anna was now imprisoned in it, and that he'd been sent to her rooms make sure she'd left no indication of where she was going. The thief said he knew more but would only talk when he got a new supply of Crimson Shade. Braun had been his former supplier.

[[Otto Rottengud|Otto]] went to arrange the handover of the fake gunpowder to van Eyke. However, it proved to be a trap and van Eyke's Tilean mercenaries ambushed him. Otto managed to escape and made his way to the smugglers' tavern, the Drowned Dog, where he struck back against van Eyke: he spread the rumour that he was cheating his employers (including the mysterious Johannes de Silentio). He also met Bad Wili and his gang and they agreed to work with him, also suggesting that he go and see a priest called Vincenz Briemle to get Johann out of the Cult holding cells.

Eckhart went to the new Emperor's Griffin clubhouse to audition. While there, he met a mysterious man called Urs von Baltasar, who claimed to be a magister of the Grey College. He invited Eckhart over to his rooms in the college to discuss 'the house Braun built in Altdorf' and then performed a cryptic piece called 'the Black House'.