As Cutwell binds Freki's wounds in the night air, the other Black Skull hunters begin to arrive. There are whispers among them as they find out what's happened - shocked that Falco is dead, but also awed that he and his henchmen were dealt with so quickly. They were known for their toughness and skill, as you surmised from the hesitation of the Hunters to rush to intercept them.
Tunny isn't far behind. After confirming the fate of the traitors, Tunny addresses Cutwell and the others of the Iron Fist company.

Foreman Tunny
"I only wish we could have put them up on the pole," he spits. As the whole camp has gathered, the grizzled leader takes advantage of the moment.
"This is what happens when you stand against the Black Skulls! Tonight, Iron Fist has a plan. He's leading his crew up the hill. Quiet-like. Gonna blow up their fucking fire flinger. We'll set their goddamn feathers ablaze! Ain't that right?"
As the Hunters cheer, he gives the crew the stage. You're not used to Tunny treating you like an equal.
While Tunny stokes the Black Skull morale, Sow begins the grim task of examining the traitors' bodies. Flies have already started buzzing around the pools of blood on the floorboards, and their faces are still twisted with anger and agony. Saffron joins you, placing her hand on your shoulder. Her face has the look of somebody who has no more tears left to cry. She goes about helping you with the task in silence.
On Falco, you find:
* His lockpick
* A Union Flatbow (d10 damage, bulky)
* 6 bolts
* A mirror that, when you look into it, you see an older man's face than your own - black skin, bald head, scarred, and one-eyed. When you look into the mirror, something tickles at the edges of your mind, the same way the shrinking sanctum does.
* A pouch with 10d10 gold pieces.
The henchmen have:
* Two shortswords (d6 damage)
* Pouches with 6d6 gold coins each
You'll have to pry these off the dead bodies with a little more effort, but the three bodies are each clad in Chainmail (2 Armor, bulky).