Monster
“Technically, the Reds were just a special division of the regular force, the way Cryptobiological Containment and Rescue Service was a subdivision of Animal Control. There were liaisons between the departments meant to keep things running smoothly between the cognizants and incogs. But it complicated things when both were involved. Reports had to be filed for both offices, doubling the paperwork. All the magical details only confused the Blues, who were eventually happy to pass Monster off to t...he Reds, where he gave his statement again to a commission detective.
Detective York had an angular body and a face that was mostly beard and eyebrows. He looked over Monster’s statement from across a desk.
“And what’s your relationship with Miss Hines, again?” asked the detective.
“Friends,” said Monster.
“And why were you visiting at her sister’s house?”
“Because of the gaborchends,” said Monster.
“Yes, the gaborchends,” said the cop. “The gaborchends Judy Hines was somehow responsible for.”MoreLess
Detective York had an angular body and a face that was mostly beard and eyebrows. He looked over Monster’s statement from across a desk.
“And what’s your relationship with Miss Hines, again?” asked the detective.
“Friends,” said Monster.
“And why were you visiting at her sister’s house?”
“Because of the gaborchends,” said Monster.
“Yes, the gaborchends,” said the cop. “The gaborchends Judy Hines was somehow responsible for.”MoreLess
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