<div class="floatleft">(http://www.superbwallpapers.com/wallpapers/movies/young-agent-k-men-in-black-iii-12850-1920x1080.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>John Smith<br/><strong>Job:</strong>Inspector from The Bureau<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Sept. 15, Mid-Afternoon<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Avynn, Open<br/><br/>----------------------------------------------------------------------------<br/><br/>Avynn would be right to be suspicious of the presence of a Bureau Dog in his cafe. There was several members of the Fae Council Hierarchy that felt the risks of the Cafe's presence was too great, and it had to be shut down. Or at the very least moved to a sanctioned location of the council's choosing. Which would have taken years of consideration, and study. While the entire time, Avynn would have been forced to resume the previous habits of disguising himself that he loathed so vehemently. However, it would be Satan himself that would argue against moving the Cafe/Hotel as it would utterly defeat the purpose of its existence. A place within a Human population center that Fae could go, and actually relax as some Fae have no choice but to live within the City. So it was decided that a term of probation would be put into effect while the Council monitors the Cafe's Progress. Having an Inspector from the Bureau in the area to monitor the Property, and its effect on the surrounding neighborhood.<br/><br/>John watched Avynn's reactions closely as he spoke, and informed him of what was riding on this. He could see a flicker of relief as it was understood that he was not there to shut the place down outright. Though it was quickly replaced with anger as the cigarette started to billow more smoke before it was mercilessly quashed in the ashtray that sat upon the desk. John didn't flinch as Avynn drew as close as he could. Only tilting his head to maintain "Eye contact". Avynn's image reflected perfectly in the immaculately polished lenses. Contrary to what Avynn deduced, John could see quite well even with the sunglasses on. The lenses more produced like a one way mirror with the standard polarization to reduce glare while driving. John could feel Avynn's finger upon his tie as he spoke how the situation was promising, and that he wouldn't mind the expanded business. Even if John hadn't somehow noticed Avynn's destain for humanity before, it was quite obvious now with the glare in his eyes. The obsidian void that surrounded the lone ember punctuating that very clearly. Had it been a younger "John Smith", fresh from boot camp, and Afghanistan. He would have been very frighten by the display. Particularly after Ayvnn grabbed his tie, and pulled on it to bring Him down a bit. Though bringing his face within inches did little, if anything, to change John's countenance.<br/><br/>John remained still as Avynn voiced his protest. Stating that he can't trust humans, and asking what was John's "Offer", emphasizing his human race, to keep his clientele comfortable while he was there. John didn't answer for a moment. Simply waiting for Avynn to release his tie before standing back up to his normal height. His hands coming up to adjust the tie back to normal, and giving his jacket a tug to fix his appearance. "The Bureau does not "offer" anything. At the end of monitoring period, the Fae Council will receive a report upon the effectiveness of your establishment at which time a decision will be made whether to let you continue unobstructed, or to seek other options. During the Monitoring process, I'll be on hand to prevent any incidents per Bureau Regulation 47 Article 12b paragraph 3." John explained.<br/><br/>A "Report", a complete unbiased observation of a series of events. If there was one thing anyone could say for the Inspectors of the Bureau is that they're both Thorough, and Unbiased in their reports. It is this integrity, and honest observation that helped to earn the Bureau's credibility. Almost to the point that if an Inspector submitted a report, it could be taken for the Lord's Gospel. A member of staff of the Fae Council could be tempted to satisfy ends either his own, or someone else's in such a position. A human Government Agent would be rightly suspected of trying to glean as much information as possible to the advantage of his, or her masters.<br/><br/>Another trait that separated the Bureau from both the Fae Council, and the Human Governments was that they did not possess a "Code of Silence" in regards to indiscretions committed by their members. Their code of conduct is strictly enforced with any unacceptable deviation fiercely brought to justice. To become an Inspector was a life long commitment with grave consequences for those that fail to follow their vow.<br/><br/>"Do you have any further questions, Mr. Galagous? If not, than I'll begin my preliminary Inspection." John Smith stated in that same even tone he always spoke in.