Sending Victor to investigate John Conroy's financial situation couldn't be more appropriate.
As everyone knows, the Parisian sleuth is best at dealing with people and extracting information.
He can disguise himself as a porter, roam the streets and alleys, fake being job-hunting while mingling in bustling inns and taverns, frolicking with a few pickpockets, robbers, and their ladies; or he can stick a ring of mustache around his mouth, appearing as a government official or country squire.
However, this is London, and Victor can't exhibit his skills as freely as he does in Paris.
Of course, this isn't about concerns for legal risks, but because Breaux Detective Agency has just arrived and hasn't yet established its intelligence network.
