"Name?"
"Age?"
"If you have money, post bail. If not, work. The Lungmen Guard Department doesn't keep freeloaders."
After the above questioning, the three people who had just been brawling were gathered together and placed under close watch. The three had caused a total of thirty thousand Lungmen Dollars in property damage. Exusiai's rubber bullets had shattered three flowerpots and frightened a passing student. Her conduct was vile. Lappland, meanwhile, had repeatedly provoked her and had theoretically deliberately induced Exusiai's criminal behavior. The circumstances were serious, her morals corrupt, and she had created a major safety hazard.
"Who started this naming style where you use the first character followed by 'someone'?"
Lappland listened to the report and could not help frowning. It did not sound like something she would do. It sounded more like some random passerby.
Exusiai, on the other hand, was delighted.
Exusiai had originally been a codename. "Exusiai someone" was a codename for a codename, as though someone else had been the one hauled into the station.
The criminal Texas someone felt the same way.
Since they had arrested someone else, it had nothing to do with her—at least, that was what Exusiai thought. But the moment she tried to move even slightly, the electronic shackle stubbornly made its presence known, firmly clamped around her ankle and tenaciously stuck to the floor with magnetism.
Heavy magnetic shackles. They seemed to be a modification Heavy Bunny had made for the Lungmen Guard Department.
Exusiai glanced at the shackle settings. Both she and Texas were at the smallest setting, indicating that they both had slender ankles. As for Lappland's, it was hard to see clearly, but it seemed about the same.
The door opened soundlessly, and the interrogator entered, casually pressing the remote control in her hand.
The magnetic