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The rain drummed against the rusted metal roof of the abandoned Tube station, a steady rhythm that echoed through the cavernous space. Detective Harlow Quinn stepped carefully over the cracked tiles, her boots crunching on the debris scattered across the floor. The beam of her torch cut through the gloom, illuminating the remnants of a market that had once thrived in this forgotten place. Stalls lay overturned, their wares strewn haphazardly, and the air smelled of damp earth and something else—something metallic and coppery. "Quinn," a voice called out from the shadows. She turned to see Detective Sergeant Morris's replacement, a young officer named Eva Kowalski, her green eyes reflecting the torchlight. Eva's curly red hair was tucked haphazardly under a cap, and she held a worn leather satchel full of books. "Over here. I think you need to see this." Quinn joined her, her sharp jaw set in a grim line. The beam of her torch fell upon a body, or what was left of it. The corpse was twisted, limbs contorted at unnatural angles, as if the person had been caught in a violent spasm. The skin was pale, almost translucent, and the eyes were wide open, staring blankly at the ceiling. "Who found the body?" Quinn asked, her voice steady despite the macabre scene. "Local security guard," Eva replied, tucking a strand of hair behind her ear. "He was doing his rounds and found the place like this. Said he heard a noise, like a scream, but by the time he got here, it was too late." Quinn nodded, her eyes scanning the scene. She noticed the strange symbols etched into the floor around the body, glowing faintly under her torchlight. They were unlike any graffiti she had seen before, intricate and otherworldly. "What do you make of these?" she asked, pointing to the symbols. Eva leaned in, her glasses reflecting the torchlight. "I'm not sure," she said, her voice barely above a whisper. "They look like some kind of ritual markings, but I've never seen anything like them before." Quinn frowned, her brow furrowing in concentration. She pulled out a small brass compass from her pocket, its face etched with protective sigils. The needle spun wildly before settling on a point directly above the body. "This is no ordinary crime scene," Quinn muttered, more to herself than to Eva. "There's something... supernatural about this." Eva looked at her, surprise etched on her freckled face. "Supernatural? You believe in that sort of thing?" Quinn ignored the question, her eyes scanning the rest of the scene. She noticed a small, worn leather satchel near the body, its contents spilled out onto the floor. Among the scattered items was a book, its pages filled with strange symbols and diagrams. She picked up the book, her eyes scanning the pages. "This looks like some kind of grimoire," she said, her voice low. "Whoever did this was no amateur. They knew what they were doing." Eva leaned in, her eyes wide with curiosity. "Do you think this is some kind of occult ritual gone wrong?" Quinn didn't answer, her eyes still scanning the pages of the book. She noticed a small, brass compass tucked into the pages, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This compass is attuned to supernatural energy," she said, her voice barely above a whisper. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "A portal? To where?" Quinn shook her head, her eyes still scanning the pages of the book. "I don't know," she said, her voice grim. "But I intend to find out." She stood up, her eyes scanning the rest of the scene. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body, its surface etched with the same strange symbols as the floor. "This is a bone token," she said, her voice low. "It's used as a form of currency in the supernatural world. Whoever did this was trying to buy something, or someone." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to one of the overturned stalls, her eyes scanning the contents. She noticed a small, brass compass lying among the debris, its needle pointing in the same direction as her own. "This is the same compass as the one in the book," she said, her voice low. "It's pointing towards the body. Whoever did this was trying to open a portal or a rift of some kind." Eva looked at her, her eyes wide with fear. "You're saying this was a supernatural hit?" Quinn nodded, her eyes still scanning the scene. "I think so," she said, her voice grim. "But I need more evidence to be sure." She walked over to the body, her eyes scanning the strange symbols etched into the floor. She noticed a small, bone token lying near the body,