Seel har Parasiel (
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hadriel2017-08-18 06:04 pm
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[Seel did not look amused. His almond eyes were narrowed, and while his androgynous looks might be beautiful, right now he looked positively bitchy. It had taken him a few days to recover himself after his murder and subsequent resurrection. He wasn't all there yet, it would take time. But he was well enough that he could put on a good front. Seel had a lot of practice after all.]
I didn't think I'd ever have to say this. But at least one of you have proven yourself to be so unpredictable and downright moronic that it deserves to be said.
Don't drink my blood. Don't touch my blood. That goes for Calanthe and Pellaz as well. It's a caustic poison and if you ingest it or inject it, you'll either die horribly or transform. We're not human.
Find yourself another snack or another way to satisfy your sick urges.
And I promise, any of you having similar thoughts, it won't be so easy.
[Seel repositions himself, folding his hands together to keep himself from fidgeting. He really wanted a fucking cigarette.]
Now, who around here would be the leading the Guard? As far as I can tell you are incompetent at best and willingly corrupt at worst. It was my understanding that you were supposed to keep law and order and protect the individuals here and those who cannot defend themselves.Clearly, your methods are not working. I suggest you find me before I have to go find you. At least make yourself look willing to change and accept help.
I didn't think I'd ever have to say this. But at least one of you have proven yourself to be so unpredictable and downright moronic that it deserves to be said.
Don't drink my blood. Don't touch my blood. That goes for Calanthe and Pellaz as well. It's a caustic poison and if you ingest it or inject it, you'll either die horribly or transform. We're not human.
Find yourself another snack or another way to satisfy your sick urges.
And I promise, any of you having similar thoughts, it won't be so easy.
[Seel repositions himself, folding his hands together to keep himself from fidgeting. He really wanted a fucking cigarette.]
Now, who around here would be the leading the Guard? As far as I can tell you are incompetent at best and willingly corrupt at worst. It was my understanding that you were supposed to keep law and order and protect the individuals here and those who cannot defend themselves.Clearly, your methods are not working. I suggest you find me before I have to go find you. At least make yourself look willing to change and accept help.
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You make it sound as though we aren't always looking for more help. We can't be everywhere at once, and while we try to protect folks, there's no real 'law and order' in a place like this. If you've got a beef with us, you could try talking to us before throwing out accusations.
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Perhaps there should be. I'm not a guard, I'm a politician. But I've lived through a lot of chaos and it never works out. You might not be able to be everywhere. No one is. But when there's a murder I expect that to be on a radar. At the very least you have a dangerous individual loose in the city. From what I've been told he's killed before.
What have you done about it?
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So we do what we can reasonably do, and folks get hurt while some maniac goes without justice. We keep at what we first set out to do -- to protect folks coming in the Door and during events -- and we get called incompetent because we don't draw a lot of attention to the fact we're risking ourselves out there, trying to get people to safety.
The Guard isn't perfect, but it's hard to be in a place like this, where folks think we're the cops when it's convenient for them, and useless when it's not.
[It sounds like Nick has had this on his mind for a while now.]
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What? Someone tried to drink your blood? People do that here?
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[People were morons here. Who ate blood like a vampire? Unless they actually were one, or so far gone they'd do anything to eat.]
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That's really messed up. What happened to the guy? Is he still here?
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[Technically, she's not lying. Rey doesn't spend much time at the HQ, and is more of a Guardmen on the down-low.]
If they assume too much power over people, those like you will accuse them of being corrupt, taking the law into their own hands, which isn't what they say they do.
But then you accuse them of not doing enough. So what do you want them to do? Throw people into cells, risk being labeled as oppressors? Be everywhere at once?
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Who tried to drink your blood?
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I'm sorry for whatever happened to you.
[He means that genuinely, but isn't sure of how to offer more help until he has more details. But that's the psychologist--and personal--side of him, and the criminal profiler side does have more to add.]
This may be a strange question, but it does matter; do you know why this person decided to try drinking your blood?
[It drastically changes any sort of profile he might be able to work out; a vampire attacking someone from hunger is much different from a person just deciding they want to drink blood.
Meanwhile, as for the Guard, as much as Lance might enjoy watching Maketh get called out it's not exactly a fair complaint. Sure, he might've still ignored it if it was only at Maketh, but he does feel it's important to say something in this case.]
On the subject of the Guard, I don't believe they're actually law enforcement, which is appropriate considering there are no laws. Even if they were, though, they can't be expected to know any sort of crime has occurred without it being reported.
[So it's not really fair to blame them for that, and he also doesn't think they should really be enforcing laws in the first place anyway.]
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Thank you.
[Seel says the words softly, his eyes looking away like it's still hard to dwell on. He's having trouble processing.]
Honestly, it looked like he was just having fun. A spur of the moment decision. Maybe he'd done it before, maybe not here. This was not his first or second time killing someone. He knew what he was doing.
[Seel sighed. He was really beginning to hate this place. The lack of laws grated on his sense of proprietary. He'd spent over fourty years installing laws in places where chaos reigned. While this was apt if he was submitting a resume, another part of him was tired of starting from the ground up. This was getting ridiculous.]
So you see the problem. There doesn't seem to be any laws.
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If you ever want to speak to someone, whether professionally or informally, you can message me at any time.
[He knows not everyone is interested in the whole counseling thing, but it's right to extend the reminder.
As for the answer about Beyond, that's not great news. There are several reasons why someone might decide to add blood drinking into their murders, but none of them are good and the implication that this person is not new to killing narrows them down to some of the worst ones. Wonderful. Just what they all need.]
Thank you. That's important to know.
[He really wonders if this might be the same person who attacked Sharon, but there's nothing to connect the events except timing and likelihood that there aren't several people who are bothering with actively murdering people right now.
As for the last subject, he hesitates several seconds as he decides what to say. His thoughts on this subject are complicated, and he doesn't necessarily want all the reasons for that known.]
There aren't, no. But I'm not sure trying to put them in place is the best course of action either, as much as I wish there was a functional law enforcement system set up here.
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...was it this guy? Please tell me there aren't two murderers wandering around the city right now.
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Yeah. That's him. He killed someone else right?
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He didn't drink her blood, but yeah, he killed someone else. I've been keeping an eye out for him.
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We cannot preside over that which we are unaware of. Had you asked for our aid, it would have been granted... though, I suppose, you may not have been in a position to do so.
Regardless, I am sorry for what has occurred to you.
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Dying doesn't exactly lend one to being able to easily call for help.
[He had called for help. For one of his kind, a quick, easier method of communication. But he knew he'd never get there in time.]
But, thank you.
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But hey, way more pressing issue: There's a murderer in Hadriel. And that immediately takes all priority away from the blood thing. In fact, he kind of can't think about anything else. Hello there.]
There's a serial killer here?
Do we know who it is?
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I'm not sure his full name. Beyond. Or B maybe. He had dark hair,thin frame, really bad posture?
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We are not omnipotent. Nor do we proclaim our every action. Yet we keep the door to our headquarters open, should you want to discuss this in person.
[Still, he will say this much on the network, after a pause:]
...Pell has informed me of what happened. While we cannot avert the evil already committed against you, the Guard will do our utmost to prevent any further killings.
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[At least he seemed like he would genuinely take action if necessary. He knew Pell had a soft heart, and in B's case had been completely taken advantage of, but Seel had to hope that in Henry's case the trust was justified. Perhaps he'd have to see about that himself.]
Do you know of anyone else that's been killed?
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