The silence throughout the room was hypnotizing. No light, no sound, it was an area of complete calm and tranquility. Should a living soul enter here it would take quite the willpower to stay awake here.<br/><br/>The piercing sound of the alarm shattered the calm as quickly and violently as a baseball shatters glass. Feint moonlight cascaded through the window barely illuminating the room, littered with various wires and exposed electronics. A hand rose from a tangle of blankets and silenced the shrieking device. He groaned and rose from his bed, other hand wiping down his face as if removing caked on sludge. "Four already... These shifts are starting to test my nerves. Lights on." As soon as the words were spoken the lighting kicked in, blaring the room white for a split second before all was seen well and clear. Computer monitors littered the wall and wires sprung from behind them, giving them their needed life force.<br/><br/>The man sprung from the bed sluggishly, and began donning what appeared to be a uniform, though somewhat loose fitting. PCPD could clearly be seen written in more than one place on the body armor, as well as a simple badge reading, 'Riot officer Corentin Makani.' He moved through the room as if it was a drilled process, flipping on monitors and checking their screens for info whilst he continued donning his uniform. It all seemed very practiced and fluid, never once tripping over the wires that scattered along the floor.<br/><br/>One feature within the room however seemed out of place for such tech. A single gilded stand that held a staff. Though it too housed circuits of it's own with its own wire coming out the side, it held an ancient design. Sweeping lines across the staff gave a look of constant movement even at its standstill position. Corentin bowed low, before taking the weapon in hand and flicking the plug out with a simple motion with his thumb. satisfied, he made his way out of the apartment, and towards the Police station to find out what kind of hell on earth he should prepare for today. 'Just please no more desk work, I can't believe they make me use an actual pen.'