<div style="text-align: justify;">Alice knew full well that she was being annoying. It didn't bother her at all. Actually, the officer had to admit it was a little entertaining. Of course, she had to admit it silently and to herself alone. Never to anyone else. Another thing Officer Green would never admit was that she disliked the drones as much as anyone else. Those pieces of tin could be trained before going out in the streets, but no. The MP thought they would be better off with the laws wired in and learning on the job.<br/><br/>"Fresh air, that's amusing", the officer replied. She didn't really expected Azriel to spill the beans. But maybe if she irritated him enough he'd let something slip out. Sure, anything they knew about him was second hand. But the officer would bet that if it wasn't all true, it was pretty close to it.<br/><br/>When Azriel faced her and said she had better things to do than to babysit him, the officer laughed softly. Her dark brown eyes lit up, in a humorous way. "I feel generous today", she stated, looking back into Azriel's eyes.<br/><br/>"Yes, I am indeed aware that this is Section Nine. And I am also aware that there are many other officers at this very area. So, I am all yours for a while". The young woman resumed her pace patiently. Walking slowly, inviting Azriel to keep moving, se kept talking. "It depends on who this someone is. You are special, 'darling', and I want you to be escorted so we can be sure nobody is going to rob you". The officer laughed softly. "Section Nine is a dangerous place, after all".</div>