There could be people's futures at stake here."The commissioner was visibly agitated by this exchange. Officer Reynolds had demonstrated he lacked the...mental disposition to handle this case and especially the suspect in custody, yet could possibly be the only person with the ability to get the information needed."I'm crazy for even considering this, but you've got ten minutes officer. If you've got nothing for us by then, you're off the case completely understand?" Perfectly sir. Thank you." Oh. I think I can almost see the entire top of my desk and I haven't been able to do that in a couple of years. I put this expansion off too long and now I'm glad I did. It gave you a chance to get here. Did I tell you I'm happy you found us? I am very serious about this, Gail. I really am pleased. Now, you tell me what kind of a mess you think you are in and we will look for a solution. If I can't find one, we will go talk to a friend of mine who practices a different kind of law and he will. ”“Oh bugger. Yeah, I remember that. Okay. I’ll keep one of my corporals out there whenever the main doors are not fully closed. Just to steer people clear earlier and faster.”“Cheers mate, see you in the bar tonight?”“You know it.”The two men smiled and hung up.Squadron Leader Charles Hamilton, who was in the office and frantically typing into an old and battered computer, looked up as Barnes hung up. “One of my chaps, Flight?”“No sir, one of the Harrier boys.”Hamilton smiled slightly.. The only two who remained outside were Nissa and her guard. ‘Go,’ He ordered her sharply as I strode towards them, a predator stalking its prey. The human would never have a chance against me. ‘I won’t.’ she said, her lips set in a stubborn scowl. ‘It’s me he wants.’ ‘Nissa!’ he sighed with exasperation. I was all business as I drew another dagger. Nissa refused to move, so the human dove in front of her. ‘Go! Now.’ She took off, a little too late. I struck him with my dagger as I passed.