<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/e/e2/Bao_er_myau_mug.jpg)</div><strong>Name :</strong>Warden Bao Er Myau<br/><strong>Element :</strong>Wood<br/><strong>Location &amp; Time :</strong>River, evening<br/><strong>Tagging :</strong>Heini<br/><br/><hr/><br/>A bundle of clothing draped gingerly over the uniformed arm of Warden Bao Er Myau. "This was what the thief wore." A finger wriggled through a hole in the fabric, worsening the flaw in a garment already in need of replacing. "And this was from the fight. She was here."<br/><br/>White gold lamellar, cerulean satin, coal black leather. Each warden wore the untarnished colors of House Chiang with pride. A gleaming polearm pierced the tranquil waters and combed the silt. Judge Fu Li Shin had sent six of them, this time.<em>"Changing her clothes to blend in?" </em><br/>Er Myau considered the intimates at her fingertips, and then the water of the Bamboo River. "No. I don't think so." She uprooted her polearm, spined along the trailing end and punctuated by a branching fork for pinning limbs- the sasumata, by name. "We may have caught her being cocky."<br/><br/><em>"Movement here!" </em><br/><br/>The wardens responded as one, giving chase like a pack of hounds. On instinct they knew to keep their prey from returning to the water, where she would be lost. Losing her would be the worst possible thing. Accidentally killing the thief would be forgivable.<br/><br/><em>"She's cornered, bring up the mancatchers-" </em><br/><br/>Warden Bao Er Myau's heart thudded in her chest. Not even death would have been able to pry the specialized tool from her hands. A glimpse of a nude body, still glistening wet, and she pursued. There was something obscene and dehumanizing about using the sasumata against a naked woman. Her blood ran hot at the knowledge of how humiliating it would prove, how she might plead and squirm. Was this how it felt to be a Judge? She wanted it.<br/><br/>Er Myau's shadow blocked out the moonlight as the other wardens surrounded. A lantern spotlight shone brightly on their prey. "Don't struggle." Her prongs darted out at the lissome bend of a knee to trap Heini. "It will only be worse for you."