"I know who you are!" the policewoman said, fixing her with a sharp gaze. "You're the woman who caught me. I can recognize your voice."
"Yes, it was me." The black figure in pajamas nodded. "You have sharp ears."
"Great. I just want to know why you arrested me." The policewoman asked, pinching her waist with both hands.
"I didn't want to arrest you. If I'd known you were the one they wanted arrested, I might not even have bothered." Shadow smiled.
"Then you can let me go! I'll pretend I was never here."
Shadow shook her head. "If you were released, someone would be upset."
"Upset? Who?" the policewoman asked curiously.
Shadow smiled without a word, looking at the policewoman as she continued, "Do you know where this is? Without any communication device on you, how do you plan to get back?"
"That's none of your business. Just let—"
"As a friendly reminder, this place is far from your city. We're deep in the mountains and forest right now." Shadow interrupted her with a smile. "There are wolves, tigers, leopards, and bears in these mountains. Which one do you think will escort you back?"
"You think I'm afraid?" The policewoman snorted coldly.
"Of course you're not afraid!" Shadow said, looking at the policewoman's chest. "People who get scared too much as children tend to be underdeveloped."
The policewoman froze, then quickly looked down at her own chest. The third button of her shirt was somehow missing, and her pink underwear was almost bursting into view.
At the sight of this, the policewoman rushed to cover her flushed chest. That bastard must have undone her button earlier.
"We're both women. Why?" Shadow's smile carried a man's mischievousness, and the policewoman's cheeks seemed to burn.
"You... why exactly did you arrest