Go see the Merchant

Well, she didn’t like to admit it, but Vilye did supply her with some rather good clues during her time as a lawwoman, and she hadn’t pressed for information for several weeks now, largely due to him always having some kind of favour in return to ask for.
Sure, Tera could understand that it was a game of give and take, but she had been **** to use her position, her combat-prowess and her body a bit too often to help Vilye out during the last few months.
Staying away from him was a good way of telling him that she’d just move on if he pushed his luck with her too often.
As always when she appeared at his manor, Vilye’s loyal butler and hitman opened the door and bowed most courteously to her as she entered into the hallway.
He seemed like a tired old butler alright, but Tera had gotten a good look at his handiwork one time, and it hadn’t been pretty: A competitor to Vilye had been found dead, at six different locations.
Forgetting about the murderous butler, Tera entered Vilye’s office, the fat little shit standing up from his chair behind the large desk.
“Tera! My favourite constable! What are you doing here!?”
“Spare me the open-armed welcome, I’m here to find out a thing or two about that so-called werewolf that’s been messing about downtown. Heard anything about that?”
“Always so fixated with work, and so blunt!”
“Shut if Vilye! Just tell me what you know!” Tera bent forwards over the desk, looking straight at Vilye with a look upon her face that could turn a man’s balls into mush.
“Alright! Alright! I’ll tell what I know!”
“Good.” Tera backed off and sat down in one of the chairs in front of the desk.
“It is a werewolf alright, a girl I’ve hired has been face-to-face with it.”
“What? And lived!?”
“Yes, she is a bounty hunter. Reminds me of you in some ways. Anyway, I got her in contact with one of the mages from the Academy just a few hours ago. You should talk to them.”
“Really? And where can I find them?”
“The Raging Unicorn, I suppose. She seemed like the kind of woman who would like such a place.” Tera did not care for the smile that appeared on Vilye’s face as he said that last thing.
“Good. But why haven’t you asked me for something in return yet? I know that a rat like you wouldn’t miss a chance to get something in return.”
“Oh, let’s just say that if my sources are correct; you will have a rough time as it is without doing me favours.” Tera didn’t just loathe the look on Vilye’s face that replaced the earlier one as he said those last words; it was so vile that she would have killed him on the spot if she had been able to do so without consequences.
Instead, she turned around and left his manor in silence, thinking as she walked down the front yard that now she had a clue at least, but the question was whether to exploit it right away or investigate some on her own at first?