#csec verse

[officer-reynolds]

Typical

Comings and goings. Although the amount of people entering the Citadel was dwindling down to a very few, it still proved entertaining or somewhat boring. This was the latter. Unfortunately there was only a few times she could get away with harassing newcomers to give up any weapons and be held in an interrogation room to be questioned by a 12 year old asari. Not to mention Del was at home, and Bailey wasn’t having it anymore; for now. Still, work was work.

“Welcome to the Citadel. Please show me your travel visa and surrender any bombs.” She said, her cheerful ending only coming out in a mechanic drone.

[officer-reynolds]

“Dad!” Delmira shouted, glancing around the large crowd of refugees, she was surrounded. There were people all around her, hundreds of people and none of them was her father. Ever since the war, the Citadel had been packed. Through a crowd she had gotten separated from her farther and somehow found herself in the busy docks. 

Despite her best efforts, tears were brimming on her eyes as she glanced around at all the strangers, none of them resembling her father or wearing CSec uniforms. It wasn’t until she bumped into the body of a large man and looking up at him to realize it wasn’t her father that the tears began to fall.

@myshareofscars

[officer-reynolds]

Murder

Alliance. That much was obvious.

The only thing that was missing was who the killer was. Tanil glanced up from where she observed the body, a dead Alliance marine as she observed the CSec cleanup crew. There wasn’t much evidence to go by. The gun was left in the apartment, no prints, some blood, evidence of a struggle and a dead marine in the living room.

Tanil stood up, sighing as she rested her hands on her hips. Bailey had told her to investigate, but determined it was probably just a typical break in. Except nothing was stolen, and a lot of things didn’t quite add up. Since it was a dead marine, it was only a matter of time for Alliance to show up and access the situation as well.

Fun.

@norwegiandetective

[officer-reynolds]

“Dad!” Delmira shouted, glancing around the large crowd of refugees, she was surrounded. There were people all around her, hundreds of people and none of them was her father. Ever since the war, the Citadel had been packed at the docks. As soon as she had entered the docks with her father, she got separated in the crowds.

“DADDY!” Delmira continued to scream, tears now slowly coming from her face as she glanced among the sea of faces, trying to find one that looked familiar.

[officer-reynolds]

Prospects

Tanil hung out at the Presidium, not too often, but Delmira had insisted they go people watching together since it was Tanil’s day off. Delmira sat on her shoulders, watching the people walk past. Tanil rested her hands on Del’s feet, looking already displeased with her current predicament.

“What about that one?” Delmira asked, pointing at a turian man walking by.

“No.” Tanil answered plainly.

“That one?”

“That’s a salarian.”

“Well Dad, you gotta widen you’re choices.”

“Shut up, you’re eleven.” Tanil grumbled, rolling her eyes, thankful Delmira couldn’t see her or else she’d get a large talking to. “You can’t expect me to go out with a salarian.”

[officer-reynolds]

Time Gone

Tanil sat on a bench in the Presidium her chin resting in her palm as she smiled. Delmira hopped around on the grass, doing the occasional cart wheel, falling over and giggling as she played in the pleasant weather. Granted it was all simulated, it was still a good day to have a day off and relax. Tanil still wore her C-Sec uniform, watching her daughter roll around on the grass. There was some serious grass stains she would have to clean later, but now she just let Del play.

“Don’t go too crazy, Del.” Tanil said, drawing very little attention from her daughter as Delmira continued to roll around on the grass in wide circles.

[officer-reynolds]

Lost // Open

“Dad!” Delmira shouted, glancing around the large crowd of refugees, she was surrounded. There were people all around her, she was on her way from home to her father’s work when they got separated by the sea of people. Now that she was alone and surrounded by all these strangers, she was terrified. Her hands clutched close to her face, her arms drawn in as she stood like a statue, watching the people surrounding her. Her hands were balled and shaking, her lips quivered, but she did her best not to cry. She was a big girl.

“DAD!” Del tried again, but there were so many people her small high pitched voice just got drowned out once more. Where was she? Don’t cry. Don’t cry.

[officer-reynolds]

“Commander.” Tanil snapped into a salute, but paused. She glanced at her hand that she saluted with, waving her hand back and forth before slowly lowering it. Old habits, she wasn’t in the Alliance anymore, she really didn’t need to salute anymore. Still. She stood up straight, her hands behind her back. “The Council requested I speak with you regarding... things. They preferred to not speak with you directly about matters.”

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