"I have questions for him too! Considering the entities he mentioned, it seems probably that he is unusually educated compared to the typical cultist in Kenabres."

"And regarding the entire enterprise that brings us here today?" Blai inquires.

"Of course. Let it not be said that we do not repay our debts. Sister Tavi, inform him of the location of the passage, and the rest of them are free to accompany you if they please."

She gestures to another one of the tieflings, then starts to escort Melroun through a door into another room.

She looks at Woljif. "What's she going to do to him?"

Shrug. "She's got her ways of getting people to answer questions."

Seelah looks so unhappy about this.

"I think the Worldwound treaty covers them," Blai murmurs to her. "They're helping."

Does that mean they have to let her drag him away and torture him?? That's kind of upsetting!

Tavi clears her throat. "You wanted to know about the secret entrance? And — what sort of skills do you think you'll need in the Gray Garrison?"

They have to do it with Chelish units punishing their deserters all the time.

"I don't suppose there's any chance I could convince you to speak to Ser Tirabade directly about that?"

"Depends, is she going to arrest us?"

"I do not expect so, but have not discussed this with her ahead of time."

"I'll talk to her if she promises not to arrest us."

 "I'd speak to Anevia, Anevia is cool."

  "Where is Irabeth, anyways? I kinda thought the demons would have killed her by now."

"Where would you like to meet Anevia, or a relevantly promised Ser Tirabade, should either be available?"

"I haven't been out much, I don't know what's still intact."

"That really ugly building with the green roof is still standing."

"Sure, that works."

"...will they know it by this description?"

"Trust me, no other building in the city is that ugly. —It's down Wolf Street."

Nod. "I expect most of what we will find in the garrison will be demons and cultists and we will engage them violently," he says. "I do not have more precision than that on what will be called for. Where is the passage?"

She can explain where the passage is! It leads into the cellar, but it's very hard to spot if you aren't looking for it — the crusaders spent years trying to figure out how they were smuggling fancy foreign alcohol past their security and never managed to find it. 

"Oh, and let us know if there are any other goods that would be useful to have," she adds. "There's quite a lot we can set you up with, for the right price."

"Do you have some kind of sideline in non-stolen items? - that is not a sarcastic question, if you go around pulling things off of dead demons that would be legitimately interesting."

"Some of them were... recovered... from cultists."

"Also potentially acceptable, if you track the provenance reliably enough."

"...How carefully would we need to have tracked it? I'm afraid we haven't been prioritizing maintaining records to Iomedaean sensibilities, but some of the items are rather distinctive."