[Methos knew that something bad was going down with Sam, but he tried not to think about it. They weren't
close, it wasn't his business, and so he really didn't want to stick his neck out. Duncan would have, of course. The man had a heroic chivalry complex that made Methos roll his eyes, and he was set on doing the opposite of what Duncan would do. That meant that what remained of his conscious did prod at him, but he was good at shrugging that off. He'd see her next week, and decide whether he needed to do something or not.
Peru really was nice.
But for the weekend, he was doing what he normally did these days: trying out new bars on his search for some new haunts. The beer in Gotham was actually pretty good, and he found a bar that had a base level of smoke, but an otherwise clean appearance by Gotham standards. From the burly men in suits here and there, he guessed it was also mafia-affiliated. He leaned back against the bar as he sipped his drink, watching the people come and go, the notes of a jazz sax on the air.
Not as good as Joe, but it wasn't a bad place--for Gotham standards, which fit his standards pretty well. He didn't care too much about corruption. All humans were corrupted, full of good and evil. He wasn't going to make quick moral judgments.]