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<juno>
remember that poacher you said you had captuve? i think i'd like to swing by and have a nice chat withhim
sorry for zny typos i still onlyl have one hand
<PasUnPolicier>
<juno>
i got my leg back and i still can shoot with one hand, after all. so if he tries any funny business i can still deal with him
has he said anything yet? his buddies tty to rescue him?
<PasUnPolicier>
All he gave up was the location of the East Bavan base, but you are well-aware of how that turned out. Nothing. They got wind of us and ditched the nest.
<juno>
could we/? i dont know. you spent more time with him
maybe i hsould just come over
<PasUnPolicier>
I will see you shortly.
<juno> -> action
[Juno makes his way to the ranch--he's never been there before, and it takes him a bit of time to find it. The wereraccoon carefully makes his way up to the door, peering into the window to try and see if Javert is in. After a moment or two, he knocks.]
Hello? Anyone home?
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Bonsoir, monsieur. [When addressing someone he considers a Superior, Javert does not hesitate in showing proper respect where it is due. When Juno turns around, he will find the broody and melancholy vampire Javert, hat in his hand, a grim expression on his pallid face, administering a perfectly respectful bow.] Were you held up long?
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Oh, Jesus--hi, uh, Javert. [He clears his throat.] No, no, it's fine. I've just never been here before.
[Time to go into business mode. He's got a job to do, after all.]
Where is he being kept?
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Follow me. He has not been mistreated, but the man is less than chatty. [A thin, humorless grin.] You will understand.
[Javert turns and leads Juno to the heavy barn doors, which are chained from the outside. He draws a key from his pocket for the padlock and quickly dispatches of the chains. He throws open the doors and gestures for Juno to go in.
Inside the place is illuminated by a single flickering heat-lamp, meant to provide both warmth and light during the cold late autumn nights. The poacher in question is bound loosely by the wrists and ankles, and also by a 'leash' to a post. He has a few old blankets to keep him warm, an old mattress, a pitcher of water, and a plate of food, half-touched. There has been some padding added to the binds so he doesn't suffer too much rope burns, and every few hours Javert sends someone to feed, water, and walk him round in a circle under supervision... for exercise. He looks a bit bedraggled, dirty, and bruised, but he is otherwise completely intact and unscathed.
He looks up dully when Javert enters, spots the raccoon-monster with him, and attempts to hide the fleeting fear in his eyes.]
Good evening, Wegener, [Javert greets the man almost amiably. Amiably, if he were anyone but Javert, where it comes off more like a latent threat.] Still refusing your meals, I see.
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He carefully walks into the barn, keeping his left arm behind his back as he eyes the poacher with some caution.]
Wegener, huh? So the guy does have a name. Thought all of you guys were just cowards who refused to show their own faces.
[His tone is almost casual, as if he were talking to a friend. Despite this, there seems to be an edge to his voice. Juno pauses for a moment, taking a moment to let his eye flit around the room. The food, the blankets, the water....]
You're lucky, you know. You've spent all this time locked up here, and yet, you've barely been treated like a prisoner. [He kneels down, drawing closer to the poacher and glaring at him.] Of course, that can always be changed, can't it? Especially now that I'm here.
[He doesn't actually intend on hurting the man--at least, not too much. He's hoping that enough goading might tempt the poacher to talk. Even just an insult would do. Once he's got that hook, he knows how to keep pushing.]
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Wegener curls his legs to his chest and stares at Juno flatly. His top lip is quivering, his ragged gaze hooded.]
I see what it is. The vampire's just been trying to fatten me for you, isn't that right? Think you're gonna share me???
[He tries to put on a brave face with a twitchy, haggard smile.]
Piss off. I don't got anything for you but what you see.
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Wegener's retort only causes Juno's anger to flare up even more. His tone becomes more forceful, almost like a low growl.]
You think I'm going to eat you? [He lets out another snort, standing up straight and crossing his arms.] When we're done with you, you'll wish you had been eaten.
[This feels wrong. But he has to keep pushing forward--he can't let them hurt his friends again. He can't.]
I'm not going to be as pleasant as the dear inspector here, so either you fish something out of your big, stupid brain, or you get to deal with me.
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Will you keep it down? Sheesh, you don't need to yell! My ears need some tender lovin', if you know what I mean.
[Wegener attempts to wriggle to a more comfortable position and just ends up flopping on his side, his back to Juno. He resumes in a very quiet, smug little voice.]
Look. The vampire got the East Bavan place outta me, but that's all I got, and now I'm as good as dead no matter what you wanna do. What do you were-things like to do, tear people apart and pick their guts outta your teeth? Save some of the blood for ol' Fangs over there?
[Javert takes a moment to snort and bend close to Juno's ear for a murmur.]
Have you any thoughts about tying him up for an appeal to the local police? He has become a blathering waste-of-space so far as I can see.
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He takes a few steps back, trying to distance himself from the captive and possibly prevent him from overhearing the conversation. In a low mutter, he responds to Javert--]
That's probably the best course of action, as much as I hate to admit it. Put a sack over his head and cart him off to the cops.
[He rubs his eye, looking frustrated. At least Wegner can't see him right now.]
Have you looked into any other connections he has? His family, his friends--beyond the poacher circle, I mean.
[He feels like he's grasping at straws here, and he probably is. This last week has worn his spirit down to the quick, and the blood loss probably hasn't helped.]
ooooof and here I come crawling back from the holidays
[He snorts, casting a grimacing side-eye back to Wegener. If the police do not take him, what would he squeal to the greater Poacher organization? Their options were terribly, awfully slim. Javert must find a way to ensure he is properly held.
But what if...]
We may still be in luck. [Javert shifts his piercing stare back to Juno.] Someone may try to collect him from a police holding cell, once word spreads that he is jailed.
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It's a long shot, but....
[He trails off, glancing towards Wegener. It's not like they have any other options, here--and he's willing to bet Javert is just as unwilling as he is to deal with him in their monstrous manner.
He straightens up a bit more, his ears twitching and his expression settling into something a bit more intimidating.]
Alright. Let me deal with this--I doubt he'll be willing to go if he knows where we're bringing him. Just play along, he'll be fine.
[He turns around, working up a snarl to address the human. With his good hand, he casually pulls his laser gun out of its holster. It's on stun, right now, but he doubts the poachers have seen any technology like this. It's not like he'd know the difference between an unloaded laser pistol and a loaded one. When he speaks, his tone is the equivalent of a confident swagger.]
You're a lucky guy, Wegener! Ol' fang-face over here's decided to let you live another day. [A pause. He lifts the gun a little higher, aiming it towards Wegener.] Of course, I'm not so equally generous. You spill about anything that we've talked to you about so far, and I'll be sure to track you down and make you regret setting foot in this business ever again.