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Horror 
Emily arrived, as alert as ever, her eyes were already scanning the scene and her mind processing everything in plain sight. Hopefully the others weren't far behind.
"Esme, Roxanne," she greeted with a fleeting smile as she stepped into the shop.
Well... this was a ... somewhat dirty place.
"This should be fruitful," she commented stepping further into the room, looking around, not touching anything for the moment.
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"Ms. Bass, Roxanne. I trust we're not letting things interrupt the investigation," he said, the faintest smile quirking a corner of his mouth before he lifted his coffee cup to take a sip, stepping aside as Emily entered as well and giving her a nod. Yes, it might be a bit of taking charge as the higher ranked member of the team, but it also hopefully would defuse whatever had gotten the blonde prosecutor's ire to come to the surface. They were all part of a team. They didn't have time to make things personal, not when one slip could destroy the case they were building. Besides, even out here, Wes still was technically in charge. It wouldn't be dificult to send word that the team members weren't working well together if things went awry.
Well, now they were getting somewhere. "Emily." She responded with a nod and brief smile. The woman certainly didn't waste any time in providing her assessment of the scene. "I certainly hope so"
So Roxanne was her name. Esme's eyebrow quirked upwards for a moment as she glanced at the other female. She hadn't spoken, but the aura around her certainly didn't seem one of pleasantness.
As Dorian passed by and spoke, she shook her head. "Of course not...simply taking in the scene to gather an overall impression is all." She said nothing more on the subject, not intent on getting involved in anything more than gathering evidence.
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TSnitch
Turning away from it she said to Esme,"You make sure to get anything that is not enchanted, or we'll have to clear it CMEC first. You record it and bag it and tag it. I want her to pay. So, let's corner her with what we can, no wiggle room." in the most dis-compassionate, cold and hard tone ever. She hated those who preyed on innocents.
She turned in Wes' direction and walked over to him."Nice day out huh?" she said, looking over his shoulder and around a little more before settling on him him again.
As she was addressed by Dacs, Esme turned her gaze in that direction. She didn't have to be told twice. It was evident how important this case was, and though she treated each case just as carefully, there was a particular urgency about this one. The bite to Dacs' words was evidence enough.
"Understood."
She stepped further into the shop and then wandered off to the left. Walk the grid. Vertical and then horizontal...just to ensure that nothing was missed. She had noticed the teacups, but would gather them later when she walked that part of the shop. They had been there for a while already, wouldn't hurt anything if they stayed for minutes longer.