"At the end of it all?  Yes.  Before that?  Hm... might have a surprise or two up my sleeve." she said, smirking with a rather flippant tone even as she puts the helmet on "After all, I'm 'really a bundle of trouble,' remember?"<br/><br/>And off they would go, the mage woman leading the way down the street with her long coat out behind her, the gun on her right leg in full view, as well as her badge.  Neither would really cause much of a stir at all, all things considered.  It's about a ten minute drive to the precinct, with you passing a KE van with lights blaring about half-way there, which compared to ones in the southern end of Boston or closer to the coast is in positively<em>lovely</em>shape, the building nice and in excellent state, the guards armed and diligently aware... while elsewhere it's not that much work, this is certainly a very sharp looking precinct.<br/><br/>Rather than go in the front entrance for civilians, Elisabeth takes you around back, where they open the gates for the two of you as soon as they see it's the mage woman coming there way, no questions asked.  Once you arrive, and are guided to the garage for the two of you, you're met by a full team of heavily armed Knight Errant SWAT in their easily recognizable KE armor, ready and waiting to take Taggart.  They are taking this matter<em>very</em>seriously... and quickly too; he's taken in to be processed, and you're taken in to give your account of what happens (with some telepathic coaching from a certain mage-woman to ensure that the story is straight), and after that's done the entire process of writing everything up and making things official (with your fake SIN, which passes well enough it seems) takes about an hour, well past dinner time.<br/><br/>When you're done, an officer meets you.<br/><br/>"Miss Legrothe: your statement and background check are both good, and we've concluded the interrogation.  Director Inoue would like to have a word with you; she says she'd like to thank you again and tell you what they learned during the interrogation." he says, looking you over but beyond that not judging you "Her office is in the back next to the Chief's.  She says to just go on in."