Before the rain could wash away the hoof prints and what little evidence was found at the cemetery where Baron had likely been abducted, Harmony thought that she spotted what looked to be like wagon tracks that were leading to the same place where Baron had been staying at and quickly rushes over there. But to her shock, the front door is broken and knocked down. And inside, the entire cabin is ransacked and trashed, with most of her friend's possessions and personal values gone, along with whatever furniture was here before. Harmony tries calling out Baron's name to see if there is anyone still inside, only to receive silence as the response for downstairs, and upstairs where he would sleep, everything in that room cleared out. Whatever had been left behind was broken, and to top it off, a lot of the photos of young Baron, his parents, and of him with Harmony had been lying scattered and partly crinkled in the far left corner, as she looks down in heartbreak to see them abandoned like looking back at lost, forgotten memories. But as Harmony continues looking for further clues, the next question is how did Baron's abductors even know where he lived, enough to trash his home, take most of his possessions, but leave behind the photos of his past life? They couldn't have learned all this in one day that quickly, could they? Unless she's wrong, the culprits must have been stalking and watching Baron in secret more than once a day to find out about where he works and where he lives before being ready to make their final move. There could be no other explanation for it. And after finding the same size hoof prints outside the cabin, Harmony decides to ask some of the civilians in Avian City if they had seen anything or anyone unusual for the past several days.