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We're still glad you did it, my liege. This was good training. For when you need to lie to save your life maybe?
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"They couldn't find anything on the full code you gave me. However, the first eight characters were match for a series of paintings by Tobias Pren -- you know, that artist who recently hanged himself?"
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- "This doesn't seem relevant to my investigation." (Conclude the conversation.)
- "No, what were his paintings like?"Remembered · 1
- "Art is extremely relevant to my investigation. Thank you." (Conclude the conversation.)
- "I'm not sure how this relates to my investigation yet, but I'm sure it does." (Conclude the conversation.)
- "No, why did he hang himself?"Remembered · 1
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- She means pills and alcohol. See, pills and alcohol make you a celebrity. Hasn't it been a while since you've had any?
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- "Very pretty pictures of assorted wildlife meant to inspire viewers and look good over couches in office building lobbies." She hesitates. "I've always sort of thought they were trash."
"It's all I could learn, I'm afraid. That's the serial number you gave me. Anything else I can do for you?"
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I don't know about you, but I really, really enjoyed it. Worked out really well in the end.
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"What were his paintings like?"
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"Very pretty pictures of assorted wildlife meant to inspire viewers and look good over couches in office building lobbies." She hesitates. "I've always sort of thought they were trash."
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- She means pills and alcohol. See, pills and alcohol make you a celebrity. Hasn't it been a while since you've had any?
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- "Very pretty pictures of assorted wildlife meant to inspire viewers and look good over couches in office building lobbies." She hesitates. "I've always sort of thought they were trash."
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"I'm not sure how this relates to my investigation yet, but I'm sure it does." (Conclude the conversation.)
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- She means pills and alcohol. See, pills and alcohol make you a celebrity. Hasn't it been a while since you've had any?
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- "Very pretty pictures of assorted wildlife meant to inspire viewers and look good over couches in office building lobbies." She hesitates. "I've always sort of thought they were trash."
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"Why did he hang himself?"
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She means pills and alcohol. See, pills and alcohol make you a celebrity. Hasn't it been a while since you've had any?
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"Got it. I'll contact the ICP database immediately. Call back tomorrow. Hopefully they'll have dug up something useful by then."
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The International Collaboration Police (ICP) is an interisolary law enforcement service, the crown jewel in the Moralintern diadem alongside EPIS and the Coalition Government.
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"The International Collaboration Police? Uhm..." She seems confused for a second. "They keep detailed records of all military technology produced by licensed manufacturers. That's one of the reasons the Moralintern spearheaded the creation of the ICP in the first place."
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"Officer, as much as I appreciate your efforts to lighten the mood, we both have important work to get back to. Did you have any other serious questions?"
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"Officer, I suspect you're just trying to keep me on the line, and I just... don't have time for this. Do you have any other serious questions?"
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There's a slightly weary, condescending note in her voice. She doesn't trust your professionalism following your rather tasteless come-ons.
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- There's a slightly weary, condescending note in her voice. She doesn't trust your professionalism following your rather tasteless come-ons.
- There's just a hint of weariness in her voice. It's not that she doesn't trust you -- she just wants to be thorough so as not to create extra work for both of you.
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"No problem, officer. Just glad we got it straightened out. I'll contact the ICP database immediately. Call back tomorrow. Hopefully they'll have dug up something useful to your investigation by then."
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- "No problem, officer. Just glad we got it straightened out. I'll contact the ICP database immediately. Call back tomorrow. Hopefully they'll have dug up something useful to your investigation by then."
- "Well, I'll contact the ICP database immediately. Call back tomorrow. Hopefully they'll have dug up something useful to your investigation by then."
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"Well, I'll contact the ICP database immediately. Call back tomorrow. Hopefully they'll have dug up something useful to your investigation by then."
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There's just a hint of weariness in her voice. It's not that she doesn't trust you -- she just wants to be thorough so as not to create extra work for both of you.