Pantora's Angel (Pre-game)

[Lassa Tenro]

Lassa Tenro walked the grounds of the square with her datapad in her hand. She looked down at it, tapping and swiping on the screen as she walked towards the memorial. The order and cleanliness of the square reflected in her own appearance. She wore a solid black dress which seemed to be resistant to any kind of dirt for it was pitch as the night.

She walked up to the monument and began inspecting it as was often her duty on the first day of the week. Occasionally some vandal would sneak in and try to leave some message or deface the statue in the recent weeks. There had been cameras placed around the squares but somehow it still seemed to happen on occasion. Lassa was to document what was written and where and provide that information for the Governor's Imperial advisors.

She leaned in closely to begin examining the statue, taking notes here and there on her datapad. As her eyes combed over the edifice, she found a small set of numbers written in some form of chalk on the side that was a very similar color to the statue. 14:12:10:22:57. She pulled out her datapad and began imputing the numbers.

Incident Report 4.2- Sequence of numbers written on statue. 15:12:10:32:75. Will provide advisory council with update. -LT 10.3.12

When she finished she took out a spray can of removal material and erased the markings from the wall as was her job.

She let out an almost undetectable sigh as she stood from her crouched position. She put her datapad under her arm and began walking back out of the square and towards the governor's office.

[Ters Tii]

Turning onto the same street and beginning to move the same direction was the Kel Dor judge. The skin around his goggles crinkled as he signaled his greeting to the secretary while continuing to move in the direction of the palace.

[Lassa Tenro]

She nodded back politely. It was far more likely she would recognize the judge than he recognize her. She quietly continued to walk back not changing her pace, staying relatively close to the more important official.