Spoiled Bread
The Lord of the Uneaten
"I want a lawyer." Meredy folded her arms in front of her chest as she stared back at the officer in front of them. After the event at the Tavern, the witnesses were taken to the guard station so they could have their testimony recorded. However, it seemed the two guards present at the crime scenes suspected a foul play and thought that she and Marcus were conspiring with the construct from the very beginning. Meredy subtly signaled at Marcus not to say anything. In this kind of situation, it's best not to give them any ammunition that might be used against them and just straight up invoke their right.
"Yes, don't worry, we will call them later. For now we just want a more thorough infor-"
"I want MY lawyer. Here's his card." Handing a glossy red card that was seemingly taken out from her sleeve, the guard would take a glance at the fancy card and sighed. For now, Meredy had shown him who was the more stubborn one. He told them to wait for roughly half an hour before he moved them into the waiting room and left them. Though the clicking noise of the door being locked could be heard as he left, at least they're left alone for now.
"What a bull, they probably just want a scapegoat. The culprit's dead, so they're looking for someone else to blame."
There's not much stuff in the waiting room, there's only a few long cold wooden benches, a table with several parchments for some dry barebones entertainment and potted plants on each corners of the room. There's two doors connecting the room to the interrogation room and the corridor, and some windows sealed with steel bars to avoid anyone for breaking in or out while letting some of the sunlight in.
"This will be one big boring afternoon." Meredy winced as she looked at the parchments on the table, which turned out to be just outdated newspapers.
Maverick Six
"Yes, don't worry, we will call them later. For now we just want a more thorough infor-"
"I want MY lawyer. Here's his card." Handing a glossy red card that was seemingly taken out from her sleeve, the guard would take a glance at the fancy card and sighed. For now, Meredy had shown him who was the more stubborn one. He told them to wait for roughly half an hour before he moved them into the waiting room and left them. Though the clicking noise of the door being locked could be heard as he left, at least they're left alone for now.
"What a bull, they probably just want a scapegoat. The culprit's dead, so they're looking for someone else to blame."
There's not much stuff in the waiting room, there's only a few long cold wooden benches, a table with several parchments for some dry barebones entertainment and potted plants on each corners of the room. There's two doors connecting the room to the interrogation room and the corridor, and some windows sealed with steel bars to avoid anyone for breaking in or out while letting some of the sunlight in.
"This will be one big boring afternoon." Meredy winced as she looked at the parchments on the table, which turned out to be just outdated newspapers.
