Liara, cloaked and out of place, still managed to give off the air of something like a general while she looked Ginia over again. She turned, taking in the city (village, her mind said, but no sense in arguing over semantics; she's even calling stuff 'magic' to avoid fighting over it, after all). She could have dropped some casual remark about changing the destiny of worlds, or something like that, but for the Shadow Broker, trust can only go so far, so fast.

"Start thinking about who you trust. We won't be able to do this all alone. I will...find you, in a few days, when I have a plan. I wouldn't mention this to anyone you don't want coming with us." She took a breath, and then looked at Ginia.

"If you could give me an overview of the guard's routes and rotations when we meet up again, I'd appreciate it."