3rd flight [Video/ Action for anyone in Violet city]

[tookthename]

Hey guys, I know this is a bit late, this week has been super crazy, but I wanted to show off the latest addition to my team-

[The camera turns around to show a little Dratini sitting up, staring back at the camera.]

Say hi, Mar-Vell!

[The Dratini lets out a happy sound (a strange mix of a coo and a purr) before curling up into a ball, occasionally peaking out at the camera from behind his tail]

He hatched Thursday. I- [There's an indignant squawk and the camera turns once again to focus on a rather perturbed looking Pidgeotto]

I was getting to you! Geez. Boston evolved shortly before Mar-Vell hatched.

[The camera turns back to face Carol. She looks pretty relaxed, the most relaxed she's appeared on the network since she got here]

You know, aside from being kidnapped and brought here against my will, this place isn't too bad.

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[video]

[lieutenantantichrist]

You've gotta be kidding me. Christ, the real world plus a couple other weird ones is bad enough, you can't have slightly-off copies of the real one going around too. That's crazy.

[The idea is disturbing on a level Blake can't articulate, but he can sure as hell reject it wholesale.]

[The facts of the case are a lot easier to deal with.]

His other kid died a while before. It knocked him off his rocker. His shrink said [after some physical encouragement] that he kept having weird blackouts, where he'd wake up in the street somewhere hours later. That's what happened when his kid disappeared.

Now see, the killer's calling card was little origami figures. Guess what he always woke up holding.

[video]

[tookthename]

Crazy, deadly, confusing, sometimes a combination of the three. You get use to it.

So these blackouts happened multiple times, as did the kidnappings and murders I'm guessing. If if was him, why didn't he start with his own kid? [This is the least accusing you will ever hear anyone say that sentence.]

[video]

[lieutenantantichrist]

[Blake shakes his head stubbornly.] Once things happen, that's how they are. You can't have different versions. If I didn't kill him then I didn't kill him.

[He hears his voice rising and getting strident and tries to pull it back.]

Yeah. Eight of them.

[Eight little bodies in the rain. You go out and you follow procedure.]

Why would he? He could've been working his way up. Murderers and crazies, they all have their own kinds of logic. You don't waste time asking why.

[video]

[tookthename]

Sure, yeah, just keep on with that world view. Keeping a closed mind will definitely help you with your police work.

[She's getting really tired of talking to him.]

One more question. If you didn't shot him, why would the kid say you did? What made him assign your face to his father's death?

[video]

[lieutenantantichrist]

You have to draw a line somewhere. If I believed everything I heard from people, I'd be in a bunker going nuts about the world ending in 2012.

[But he's such a sparkling conversationalist.]

Like I said, it was a close thing. I was there and there were snipers trained on him. But I never gave the order.