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Characters: Zombie, Handmaiden and Stoneface
Date/Time: BACK DATEDJune 20th, afternoon
Location: Empty housing
Rating: PG-13 for mentions of death
Summary: Zombie's back in time for interrogation. Stoneface brings Handmaiden along.
Stoneface would have been much happier if Zombie had never came back, to accept him as gone, disappeared, dead. And now that he was back, memories or not, his main instinct was to hang him. And why not? He had killed some, injured more and had been a veritable headache while he was at it.
This way of thinking was precisely why Stoneface did not get up straightaway to rush over there but instead took the time to go get Handmaiden. In cases like this, she was cooler than he was, and she often had a rather novel way of thinking. That was to say, a way of thinking that didn't consist of simply wanting to gut the bastard.
After checking in with Innovator, he got the guard to secure him in an empty apartment, scarcely furnished and just the right size for a decent questioning. He nodded at the guard who was inside, waiting for the two of them to arrive and dismissed him to wait outside of the room, ready to fly in at the merest sound of violence--from either side. As much of an advocate for capital punishment as he was, you didn't torture prisoners. You just didn't.
As they both strode inside, Stoneface stood in front of where Zombie was seated, arms at his side.
"Hello, Zombie. Remember me?"
Date/Time: BACK DATEDJune 20th, afternoon
Location: Empty housing
Rating: PG-13 for mentions of death
Summary: Zombie's back in time for interrogation. Stoneface brings Handmaiden along.
Stoneface would have been much happier if Zombie had never came back, to accept him as gone, disappeared, dead. And now that he was back, memories or not, his main instinct was to hang him. And why not? He had killed some, injured more and had been a veritable headache while he was at it.
This way of thinking was precisely why Stoneface did not get up straightaway to rush over there but instead took the time to go get Handmaiden. In cases like this, she was cooler than he was, and she often had a rather novel way of thinking. That was to say, a way of thinking that didn't consist of simply wanting to gut the bastard.
After checking in with Innovator, he got the guard to secure him in an empty apartment, scarcely furnished and just the right size for a decent questioning. He nodded at the guard who was inside, waiting for the two of them to arrive and dismissed him to wait outside of the room, ready to fly in at the merest sound of violence--from either side. As much of an advocate for capital punishment as he was, you didn't torture prisoners. You just didn't.
As they both strode inside, Stoneface stood in front of where Zombie was seated, arms at his side.
"Hello, Zombie. Remember me?"