The tiny bird that Meera had given to Zero could be seen soaring above the trees. Something important needed to be taken care of obviously, as the bird only sent him letters of important deeds. Zero's bird flew down zooming above his head, dropping the letter it was to deliver. Zero caught the letter as it began to flutter through the current breeze. He unrolled the parchment and began to read the letter. He was able to detect the sender of this letter by recognizing the handwritting scribbled on the piece of parchment. It must have been one of his acquaintances over in Taras. As he focused on the parchment, he read to himself:

I need you to check out the Bandits Camp at the Norwood Forest.
I have reason to believe that they are certainly up to no good!
...As far as the rumors I know of.
Anywho, keep an eye out and watch yourself.
They're brutes and will not show any mercy, mind you.
The camp is heavily gaurded, so as I said, watch your back.
Well, good luck to you, Zero!

- James

There was something that didnt seem right at the time and Zero felt a weird sensation in his stomach. But it might as well have just been him. Getting to the Bandits Camp would not have been a difficult task. He was already in Norwood for that matter, but finding this camp would have been an issue as no hint of direction was given out to him as to where this place was located at.

To Zero's knowledge, time was not really a thing to be concerned about. The letter he recieved gave off hint that the organization down there were probably in the making of a project, and it most certainly would not take Zero more than today's afternoon to find it. The sky began darken and the sun had gone down. It would not take much longer now. Zero felt that he might have been close enough already when he began to hear strange things off from the distance. The only logical thing to do was to follow these noises. As he did, Zero came across two trees that seemed to keep the hideout hidden. And to his relief he had found it.

As the letter said it, the place was heavily gaurded. It was wise to stay hidden for now and spy on the hideout for untill Zero got an idea of what was going on and then barge in when he thought it would be necessary. Though not much could be made out when lurking in the darkness. More thoughts on this were given and barging in there was definitely not a good idea. He would have to eliminate them each one by one in a stealthful manner.