It was hard to suppress a scowl as the woman approached the scene.<br/><br/>“This is ridiculous,” Azriel growled under his breath as the police woman and the drone exchanged words. These drones and robots might have been enjoyed by some people, but not him. Didn’t they have better things to do? Disorderly conduct his ass. It wasn’t like he was causing any sort of trouble or anything. Since when was going on a stroll through the neighborhood a crime?<br/><br/>Damn these drones… he could not say that enough.<br/><br/>He was clearly not pleased to see an actual officer had been summoned. He had been expecting it, sure, but he’d hoped he could have told the drone off before this happened. Then again, someone who was actually living was a lot easier to deal with than someone… something… that was probably thrown together in half an hour.<br/><br/>“I do not see what I am doing wrong,” he protested, irritation laced in his tone. “I was merely going for a morning walk.” But his words fell on deaf ears. An actual person was easier to deal with than a drone, but it was still pointless trying to plead his case. An officer was an officer, and their word was law; it will take a hell of a lot to persuade her, especially since he had been drinking the night before<br/><br/>“Azriel, you should know, this woman is well-known in the force.” ROS chimed in after it was finished analyzing the officer.<br/><br/>ROS went ignored as Azriel decided to answer the woman’s question and looked at the robot with a rather annoyed expression, “No… ROS is… not coming with us.” ROS didn’t seem particularly happy with this decision, and would have protested if it weren’t for the gaze Azriel had given it. He didn’t trust the little robot as far as he could throw him. The last thing he needed was for it to say something stupid and make a mountain out of a mole hill.<br/><br/>Hopefully this wouldn’t take long…