["Do you have any theories about why the killer struck downtown this time?" "No. Do you?" "I read somewhere that wolves are clean animals. They don't kill close to their lair unless they're forced to." "What lair? What are you talking about?" "Not sure, actually. Random thought."
That.... probably could have gone better. But at least in the end, he got what he wanted: a private conversation with the man working on the escaped wolves case.
Still, he can't help but feel unsettled, now that he remembers more about the case he was working on.
His first stop after breakfast is the chapel. Gabriel is not a religious man, but there's still.... something about chapels in general. He finds it to be a calming presence; he isn't doing anything in particular in here as he's not praying exactly, but he is writing in a notebook.
In the evening, Gabriel makes his way to the bar just to see what there is to drink. Hopefully it tastes better than German beer.]
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"No. Do you?"
"I read somewhere that wolves are clean animals. They don't kill close to their lair unless they're forced to."
"What lair? What are you talking about?"
"Not sure, actually. Random thought."
That.... probably could have gone better. But at least in the end, he got what he wanted: a private conversation with the man working on the escaped wolves case.
Still, he can't help but feel unsettled, now that he remembers more about the case he was working on.
His first stop after breakfast is the chapel. Gabriel is not a religious man, but there's still.... something about chapels in general. He finds it to be a calming presence; he isn't doing anything in particular in here as he's not praying exactly, but he is writing in a notebook.
In the evening, Gabriel makes his way to the bar just to see what there is to drink. Hopefully it tastes better than German beer.]