As I recall, Finnick was looking into the case of Mrs. Lotus and Eames hired Sirius to look into Nemed (though since his player dropped I'm not sure where that leaves things.) I know Evie was also planning to look into stuff, though I'm not sure if that was just one of them or both? With them and less notable fae going missing however, Eames' primary concern is preserving what safety he can until they can solve the Samantha Situation. Which brings me to my next point.
Croydon III: I'm sick of Croydon
During the coming week, the fae are going to take Croydon from Daybreak. Eames wants it to be a quick and quiet affair; essentially using shock troops to push the witches out quickly so they can focus on removing their wards and securing the area.
General Housekeeping
The fae have typically been relatively lackadaisical with regards to rules and such within their territories, but that's gonna start changing. There will be patrols, especially where they border Daybreak and East End territories (though they're keeping an eye on you too, Islington,) not actively preventing any non-fae coming into the area but there is a definite air of "you're not welcome here" about.
Witches, especially, will be watched intensely and warned off against using their magic.
LET'S TALK ABOUT THE FAE
As I recall, Finnick was looking into the case of Mrs. Lotus and Eames hired Sirius to look into Nemed (though since his player dropped I'm not sure where that leaves things.) I know Evie was also planning to look into stuff, though I'm not sure if that was just one of them or both? With them and less notable fae going missing however, Eames' primary concern is preserving what safety he can until they can solve the Samantha Situation. Which brings me to my next point.
Croydon III: I'm sick of Croydon
During the coming week, the fae are going to take Croydon from Daybreak. Eames wants it to be a quick and quiet affair; essentially using shock troops to push the witches out quickly so they can focus on removing their wards and securing the area.
General Housekeeping
The fae have typically been relatively lackadaisical with regards to rules and such within their territories, but that's gonna start changing. There will be patrols, especially where they border Daybreak and East End territories (though they're keeping an eye on you too, Islington,) not actively preventing any non-fae coming into the area but there is a definite air of "you're not welcome here" about.
Witches, especially, will be watched intensely and warned off against using their magic.