"WHERE IS SHE!?" That voice was nothing less than a roar, something primal and deep that shouldn't have ever come a man. Fiery and animalistic, as if he was a throwback to when men were little more than beasts. He was a lion, striding into that jackal's den, his booted feet thudding over the spilled contents of the smug bastard's grocery bags, crunching a bag of lay's potato chips underfoot as he planted it there, using it to send his other flying into the downed man's rib cage, impacting it, and hard, hard enough that when the sound of ribs cracking resonated through the room, no one was surprised, not even the beat cop that guarded the door.
Detective Silas Arlo Tolliver wasn't a good man, he wasn't a nice man, but he was a necessary man. He had less than four hours to find that girl, to make sure she had her medicine, and this little worm of a predator wanted to delay him in finding her? No, he wouldn't. He'd break him, he'd make him submit. He lowered those hands up to his hair, gripping it as he hauled the man up and to his feet before dragging him towards the bathroom, the mountain of a cop was barely even deterred by the pedophile's overweight frame as he twisted his torso, whipping him through that door and sending him through it with a hard, gut wrenching CRASH-- "..You don't wanna talk, Friend? Come on, you were talking all kinds of shit when you thought I gave a fuck about those civil liberties you were braggin' abo-- STAY DOWN!" Another foot impacted him, slamming into those ribs again as Lionel Jameson, the history teacher who thought it was alright to kidnap little girls and subject them to things better left to horror movies, was back on the ground, yowling almost as he held his ribs.
"Is that what they did, Lionel? Cry? Did they cry for their mothers when you did what you did to'em?" His voice was barely human as he glowered over him. "You got one thing keeping me from putting a bullet in your head. ONE, THING. Tell me where she is, and I might not feed what's left of your body to those animals in Gen. Pop when they sentence you." When he heard a no get whimpered out?.. He was unholstering his revolver. The Beat cop who saw it was moving in, but Silas just slammed the door shut, Poor Lionel, he didn't even know what was going on until he heard the bullets hit the floor. Seven of them, the eighth was loaded back into that wheel gun, the cylinder spun, and he snapped it back in and crouched, shoving it into his swollen cheek.
"...You won't tell me? Fine. I'll make this easy. Where is she?"
"I don't know! I DIDN'T --"Â CLICK!Â
Lionel's eyes grew wide as he turned, convinced now, but still blubbering. "BUT I--" CLICK! Lionel screeched, screaming for help as he held up his hands. "YOU CAN'T KILL ME. I'VE GOT A RIGHT TO A TRI-- CLICK! CLICK!"
"You've got four passes! Now there's a one in four chances that you don't make it, Lionel!" He was lowering that revolver, before lifting it back up, aiming it at him. squeezing the trigger an getting another click. "Oh shit, Lionel! that's one in three. Chances aren't so good, and I'm gambling m--"
"SHE'S AT MY STORAGE UNIT. IT'S UNDER MY MOTHER'S NAME, NEXT TO GRAND CENTRAL STATION. AUDREY'S STORAGE. PLEASE, GOD, STOP HIM! SOMEONE STOP HIM!" ...Silas just looked down at him, and lowered a hand to the radio on his belt, lifting it up. "A
ll Units in the area, respond. Rosita Esperanza, Age 9, reported to be held at Audrey's Storage, unit located under name of Marge Jameson. Proceed with caution." ...Then? Then he just leveled that revolver at him, quietly, his brows furrowing and his eyes narrowing. Lionel looked up at him, confused, whimpering.. Silas kept that revolver in his hand.. Seething as he watched him. "You know Lionel.. I've got a daughter myself."