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- Both blades are of no value. They are just weapons. Undoubtedly, good weapons with their unique features and capabilities, but nothing more. The emissary wanted to return them to his master because wearing them is "dangerous for ordinary mortals." I think the old man just wanted to get his trinket back, and if there is any threat to the owner's life, then everyone will benefit from it. I know little about the death of the emissary himself. Perhaps he came to Vaironis with a request, and the latter killed him because of some whim.
- The Magister believed that you were involved in the murder, although after meeting with Vaironis, I began to doubt this.