Conversation · Kim Kitsuragi
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"That's because I'm half-Seolite. Or quarter. My father's father was from Seol -- so was my grandmother, but from my mother's side..." He shakes his head. "It's not an interesting topic."
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"Mhm. I don't speak a word of Seolite and I've never met either one of my grandparents. There is nothing ethnic I can tell you. Or anyone else."
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"It's a part of the world, officer. A geopolitical entity -- and a geographic division. I told you it wouldn't be interesting."
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Seol is a protectionist, isolationist panisiolary state west of the Insulindian isola. Actually, it's quite interesting; some would even say mysterious...
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"You're barking up the wrong tree. I don't speak a word of Seolite, I've never met either one of my grandparents. And I've never been to Seol." He seems almost proud of these things. "I'm a regular Revacholiere."
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- "You're barking up the wrong tree. I don't speak a word of Seolite, I've never met either one of my grandparents. And I've never been to Seol." He seems almost proud of these things. "I'm a regular Revacholiere."
- "I can see you're disappointed." A brief smile. "You're right to be -- I don't speak a word of Seolite. I've never met either one of my grandparents. I've never been to Seol. I'm a regular, garden variety Revacholiere."
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"I can see you're disappointed." A brief smile. "You're right to be -- I don't speak a word of Seolite. I've never met either one of my grandparents. I've never been to Seol. I'm a regular, garden variety Revacholiere."
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Your brain sends the signal to your lips but they refuse the order. Something is paralysing them. You're pretty sure it has something to do with the lieutenant's eyebrow.
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Goddamn right something's the matter! Lieutenant Eyebrow here thinks he can shut you down like some brow-less freak? Thinks you're just going to lie back and take it?!
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After decades unchallenged, the lieutenant's reaction is a bit slow, but he's not letting you have this. Not for a second. This could get ugly...
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Your fingers trace the edges of an imaginary holster on your hip. A slight twitch runs through your index finger.
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- After decades unchallenged, the lieutenant is caught off-guard by your brazen provocation, but his counter comes fast and hard. This could get ugly...
- The lieutenant immediately grasps the stakes. His gears turn as he prepares a devastating counter. This could get ugly...
- After decades unchallenged, the lieutenant's reaction is a bit slow, but he's not letting you have this. Not for a second. This could get ugly...
- Reflexes take over, the lieutenant's brow meets yours: His fierce counter nearly tears your face off. This could get ugly...
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The lieutenant anticipates your move but can neither deflect nor parry your counter-counter assault. A single drop of sweat trickles down his cheek...
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Heavy drops of rain fall on the colliding eyebrows and run down the worn faces. The world outside this stand-off almost doesn't exist.
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- An almost unbearable tension fills the room. The hairs of your back stand up.
- Heavy drops of rain fall on the colliding eyebrows and run down the worn faces. The world outside this stand-off almost doesn't exist.
- Snowflakes fall and immediately melt in the heat of the colliding eyebrows. Nothing exists outside this moment.
- It's as if the entire world is frozen solid in awe of this great clash of brows. Nothing exists outside this moment.
An almost imperceptible snap inside the lieutenant. His shoulders relax, his eyebrow casually descending as he tries his best to look relaxed, nonchalant even.
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Tetrahydrocannabinol is the psychoactive substance in the cannabis plant, commonly known as 'hemp'. It's one of the most common recreational substances in the world.
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"It's not a big deal. I don't do it any more." An almost imperceptible sigh. "But it happened a few times. In my twenties."
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"We should hit the hemp some time."
"We should hit one of those flaming tubes some time."
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"How about we 'hit' the crime we came here for instead. And by 'hit' I mean 'solve' it. Solve it hard."
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"Of course. Here's my gun and my badge." His hands reach out empty. "They'll put me in the chaise for this, but it feels good to have it off my chest."
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"Good." Only a fraction of a smirk in the corner of his mouth betrays his amusement. "But enough of this. Was there anything else?"
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- "All I ask is the chance to close this final case so I can go to the chaise with a clean conscience." His voice is filled with mock pathos. "Let's hurry, I'm living on borrowed time."
- "Agreed." Only a fraction of a smirk in the corner of his mouth betrays his amusement. "Was there anything else?"
- "Good." Only a fraction of a smirk in the corner of his mouth betrays his amusement. "But enough of this. Was there anything else?"
- He's not. It's all but a ruse, sire. The lieutenant's peculiar sense of humor.
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"The law's the law."