When last we left our officers, you guys had managed to take on a side task to

revive your good companion, Vera Tannis, the Wood Elf Monk. After reuniting with

Tannis and eventually making your way back to the precinct, you guys met with

your captain, Captain Roche, and through a small conversation learned that your

key witnesses to your case were transferred elsewhere by order of your

precinct. Roche quickly confesses that this means that there's probably a rat

in this police station. So after stopping the force of the Medusa and shutting

down her operation, putting a bookend on the case of the murder of Cody Mason. We

return to the Prince Division as you are all in your offices, standing in front

of Captain Roche, who you've never seen look so conflicted or in thought. A quiet

man, he may be, but you can tell there's a lot on his mind.

And that's for I'm not used to him thinking very much. It's a good point.

So Captain Roche kind of reaches over and takes a big drink of his coffee and kind of sets

the glass down. This city's changing and not at all for the better. He stands up and walks

over towards the window and looks out. It's not just changing. Somebody wants to do a whole

180, it seems like. The tower is recruiting an army everywhere.

Funny that the central district police station hasn't been quite informative of such movements.

And that particular could seem quite bad given the fact that that's where every single district

connects. Maybe the ones who are compromised. I think both as you seem kind of look around

side to side. Just sort of like Murray being listened to and kind of in respect to you guys.

Is there somewhere more private we can discuss matters?

Yes. Because this place is compromised, it is not great. Yes. Captain, Kel, maybe if I could

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