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Due to the rampant crime and the such in Krohv, Arch and Jehric have decided they need to instigate a more liberal law, and starting is a police force.

The police force is your generic deus ex machina for every occurence that does not involve an invasion, or something I enjoy. So if you're clogging up a thread with a battle in a public area, expect the folks in the big suits.

The cops can do about anything, I'll post stats for them if I ever use them in an invasion, but they're the love child of Herbasis' tech, Merlin's magic, and Jerhric's military surplus.

The police station itself is relatively simple. There's a main waiting room, there's a barracks, and there's a large holding area. In charge of the whole place is "Chief". He doesn't have his name posted, and doesn't go by anything but Chief.
The Chief is a wiery man, because I'm tired of the chief always being a big guy with a mustache who has steam coming out his ears and needs to lower his cholesterol. He wears a standard uniform, and is only ever in his office for meetings, and is generally out and about aside. He keeps a side arm on him at all times, and is a Super. He's brash, a tinge arrogant, and of moderate features. He's got close-cropped black hair, and two plain black eyes. He's a fair guy, but his sense of justice can be rather... twisted at times.

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Minerva glared at him. "Explain what? He's an enemy, he crossed our lines, and he's a murdering b*****d that deserves to die!"

"Did you miss the murdering b*****d part, or did I stumble with my words?"

((The Chief's true name: Dunham.))

"So did he, or did you try make the first move, given your two's track record?" The Chief took his Game boy back, playing once more.

"Is this taking into account the eye-witness testimony from a handful of other people saying the exact opposite?" Again, the question was delivered in a completely laid-back demeanor as he played on his game.

"Yeah, I know. I just wanted to see what you'd say." The Chief closed the top of his Game boy, pulling his feet down from his desk. He motioned to the door. "You're free to go..." He leaned foreword, resting his elbows on the desk, staring right at her.
"but don't do it again. We're aiming to start bringing some order to this city, which it is in dire need of. We've been given the resources and authority to do most anything to keep the peace, and we're dedicated enough to use it." His voice lost all the nonchalantness it had moments ago as he recited this in a serious voice.