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Ursula, but the Seer doesn't seem to have any protection... Or are you talking about the protector from their team? In principle, maybe, but then the description would be different, as I think. Something like, "The redhead decided to attack a lone woman in a dark alley, and suddenly a protector appeared out of nowhere and swung her sword at him! However, the redhead miraculously managed to retreat, and the ladies got tired of chasing him, and they, as if nothing had happened, walked on." Well, not exactly like that, of course, but something along those lines, with the involvement of some third-party protector character. But here, the woman attacked first, and with magic. And in the second case, Bill still fits the description better (he is essentially a robber, while the bringer of death is still a fighter from a legal and highly respected organization). In general, I still think that the reference to Beatrice is a hint at Bill's role. Even if I'm wrong and there really are two clues, I still suggest focusing mainly on Edward Cullen.
Added 4 minutes later Ment, what non-deductive reasoning did I have problems with? It seemed like everything matched up...