"Bruce, may I call you that?" Angela turned around, sighed, and looked at Bruce. "Actually, I know exactly what the Federal Bureau of Investigation wants. I know their way of doing things all too well."
"If I had to sum up this organization in one phrase, it would be endless suspicion and extreme Greed. Everyone caught in this vortex suspects everything around them, yet greedily covets everything around them as well."
"When I first joined the Federal Bureau of Investigation, I heard rumors that one faction within it had other ideas about super-criminals whose abilities far surpassed those of ordinary people."
Angela stepped out from behind the chair, leaned against the desk, and spoke in a somewhat nostalgic tone:
"There are people in this world who believe that any power not held in their own hands is a threat. And the head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Anti-Violence Investigation and Criminal Investigation Unit—my direct superior, Amanda Waller—is one of the foremost among them."
"She chose to recruit me into her unit precisely because I had ample experience dealing with these serial murderers."
"But she needed that experience not because she wanted me to arrest these serial killers like a police officer would. She wanted to make use of those madmen's power."
"She's a lunatic even crazier than lunatics." Angela concluded, "She has always been searching for a way to control this group of madmen and make them serve the Federal Bureau of Investigation."
Angela let out a soft sigh. "Although this runs contrary to mainstream values, and sounds likely to inspire resentment and fear, every somewhat well-known detective in Major Crimes knows one fact—many natural-born lunatics are exceptionally gifted."
"This has never been conclusively proven by modern medicine. Many believe it is a manifestation of high-functioning antisocial personality disorder,