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Sunrise was a good time to see what people were made of. That and sunset. People knew how to fight when it was light, and they knew how to fight when it was dark. The change in light meant having to adapt on the fly, and Rhetta wanted to see how the prospects handled it. She hadn't told...

Things seemed to have settled down after the trip out to the Den, which had been far more eventful than it needed to be for a place that was currently an abandoned fire scar. It'd been fine for a while, and then there'd been magic and extradimensional corpses and werebadgers. Admittedly...

The infirmary was starting to feel like a cage. Ethan had been feeling like that for a while, but he didn't feel stable enough to do anything about it. That, and he had the feeling that if he tried, someone would just find a better cage. A real one, this time. Still, it was a steady stream...

Things weren't normal. Rhetta wasn't sure when they would be, but she'd started to get little glimpses of... something. It wasn't exactly the way things had been, but there were a few similarities, maybe enough to turn into something more. There were a lot of things she was missing, a lot of...

As a training ground, the railyard didn't leave as much to be desired as Rhetta might have expected. She didn't need much - mostly just open spaces and closed spaces and people to beat the hell out of until they learned to do it right and be worth the patch they were wearing, or hoped to be...

The place smelled like piss. It also smelled like bleach, in a more recent way, in a manner that said someone had probably made a pretty good effort to try to get the smell of urine out, but that sort of thing, long term, soaked into the drywall and the flooring, and getting it out was going to...

Lutetian Armed Response Department, March 21 2019, 3:12pm "Right. Sit down." Around the room, there was the sound of scuffling and scraping as the team took their positions, eyes forward and faces a mix of grim determination, anticipation, nervousness. At the front, the speaker cleared his...