The streets were hard with snow, grey as the sky above.  It wasn't something one would consider serene or an example of the majestic winter, but it was quiet and that was good enough for the officer who planted a polished boot into the sludge.  She was comparably clean in contrast to the town surrounding her, though her grimace was reflective of the other bodies traveling the walks as she did, even the driver of a military vehicle as it passed her by.  This was not a place for smiles.  Not since the raid of the clinic.<br/><br/>Commander Wojcik folded a notepad and replaced it on her hip in the pocket there, looking back up to the sign that once indicated the safe haven for the human filth.  Alike, however, it had housed some of the Lord's holy.  This had been a place of healing, and even the Savior had healed the undeserving.  It should have been untouched - mostly - by the men she served and who served below her, but a demon had been within their ranks.  The woman shook her blonde head and sighed; she blamed herself.  Officer of the Third Reich should have recognized a traitor the moment he eyed the healer under her charge, and as Yvael, warrior of God, she should've killed him the moment she eyed him under the headlights outside Isolde's flat.<br/><br/>Turning away before her thoughts could fall on the memories held within, she looked in the direction of the apartment in question: her next destination.  If any place had the answers she sought, it would be there.  The clinic had been cleared first by it's manager, then second by the officers who had taken her into custody after the raid.  She had failed His chosen then, getting distracted by...<br/><br/>"<span style="font-style: italic">Oh</span>," the officer growled - there she went again!  She shook her head, harder this time.  There would be no more distractions as she found the building, which meant she would watch it for the first hour and be sure the moment was right for entry, that there were no other eyes upon her.  It was not something she needed in the reports.