"Make yourself at home," Baron replied.
He took another long drag of his cigarette as his eyes shifted to the other officers in his bar that where currently engaged with a number of his customers.
The sooner they finished and left the better...
Sliding out of her seat, Jeanne took a pause, lifting her head. Her eyes narrowed, shifting around the Den.
"... what in the world," she mumbled, a frown drawn upon her face. "What was that?"
"Raccoons have been getting into the cellar," Baron replied dryly. "Going to go report me to the health department now?"
Fortunately the din of the bar meant that most people likely hadn't heard whatever had caught Jeanne and Baron's ear.
Jeanne let out a chuckle. "I don't think the raccoons would be their main concern," she replied, shoving her hands in her pockets. She brought up the UI on her bionic lens, though there was no telling that she was unless one were to look her directly, intently, in the eye.
She moved toward the cellar, checking the scent trails around it. "I'm sure you wouldn't mind if I poked around," she told Baron.
"Do you have a warrant?" Baron asked bluntly.
The woman hovered her hand above the doorknob, fingers twitching. "I can get one," she warned him, looking over her shoulder at Baron. Her gaze wasn't as friendly as it had been before.
Baron stood from his chair, slapping a hand against the edge of the door as he met her eyes.
"Then you go do that," he told her. "And stop harassing me and my customers."
Even so petite a woman next to the Bloodstone pack leader, Jeanne stood firmly in place as they locked eyes. "Expect me in a few minutes," she growled.
She didn't make it two steps from the cellar door, before the gig was up and
a woman's shriek split the air - emanating from the cellar.