While the Stillforge boarding unfolded around her, Prill picked documents off a Stillforge guard undetected — an unsigned mandate, a Tomas Venn identification card, and a Stillforge indoctrination pamphlet. Those documents later became key evidence used by Areska and Rynna of the Broken Chain.

Slipped away from the party the moment the lift docked and was already at Honeybrookes when the rest arrived. When caught: "I got tired of hearing y'all talk, so I just left. I knew where you were headed."

Returned past midnight. Brixton confronted her — "You still haven't actually introduced yourself to me." When Silas reacted with shock that she was from near Crownspire too, she shot back: "Typical rich boy." That night, alone, she opened Areska's leather folder and read until her eyes burned: a family portrait, her father's tracked movements, her mother's case files — and a murder write-up with an ornate dagger (deer head / eagle head, pet names on the metal) signed off by Halvrek Korr. Someone had decided her mother's death could be filed away.

Reacted to the word painted on Honeybrook's with hardened pragmatism — "So they're lying then. Great."

Her stolen documents from Session 1 became the centerpiece of the Unloading Bay meeting — the unsigned mandate authorizing the lift-ship raid, Tomas Venn's ID, and the Stillforge pamphlet (printing traced to the Vi Sun Herald). Before leaving, she noticed the elf who'd been sitting outside was gone, his papers still at the table. She moved fast and found a dark smudge at the bottom — soot, matching Soot & Ash.

Identified the smudge immediately as matching the unusual soot tied to Tomas Venn and Soot & Ash — confirming someone connected to that network had been watching Areska's meeting place. Found dried blood on the cart behind Blackmire Tannery. Climbed the balcony, reached the second floor with Bodrin, and found Dwarven papers concealed under the bed.

Arrived in the cellar a turn late, guided through Brixton's Darkness by Cirrus. When she finally found her angle — Ray of Sickness, full on. The bruiser's face went pale, his strength abandoned him, and he collapsed. Her kill. Clean and final.

Investigated the ladder route the saboteur used and found what mattered most: the trapdoor behind the building and the ladder bore the same black ash-smudge associated with Soot & Ash. The escape route was not improvised — it was prepared and marked.

Drifted toward Temple Heights with the vague but sincere intention of sorting out whatever remained of her relationship to faith. Unresolved.

Prill slipped off the lift-ship the moment they hit Vi-Upper's docks — no warning, no explanation. She was already at Honeybrookes when the rest of the party arrived, having gotten a head start because, as she put it, she got tired of listening and knew where they were headed. She's not reckless; she just moves on her own timeline.

She's from Crownspire — Vi-Upper born, like Silas, which surprised him. Works with Areska. Vael doesn't know the full shape of that arrangement, but Areska clearly trusts her.

At Blackmire, Prill was the one who found the blood on the cart, climbed the balcony, and got into the upper floor. In the cellar she was the last one down — and she landed the killing blow on the bruiser with something that made the man wither where he stood. From where Vael was fighting, the effect was immediate and final.

She's quiet about the personal stuff. Vael knows she has history with [[Areska]] that goes deeper than a professional arrangement — she returned after midnight in Session 3 saying she'd been "catching up" with her. Whatever that means, it's not his business unless she decides otherwise.

Session 9 she went to Temple Heights alone. Vael didn't follow and didn't ask. Some things a person has to do without an escort.