Unit 357X9 kicked a piece of charred wood - something that might have once been part of a bookcase or TV stand - and looked around at the scene of the devastation.  Already, she'd watched the authorities pull the remains of several androids out of the wreckage.  She sighed in dismay.  It was horrible.  She didn't want to be here.  She didn't know WHY she was here.<br/><br/>"Why, exactly, am I here?" she asked the Human officer standing next to her.  "I'm not a forensics specialist, you know."<br/><br/>"I wanted you to see what we're up against, first hand," he replied.  "Serenity, I know that you're good at what you do, but all the jobs you've pulled before have been small, compared to this one."<br/><br/>"This one?" she echoed.<br/><br/>"We want you to go undercover as a Human again," the detective replied.  "We think this is the work of the Ace of Swords.  At least, his calling card was left here.  We need you get somewhere close to him, try to spot him before he makes another attack."<br/><br/>"And how in the world do you suggest I do that?" she asked incredulously.  "We don't know anything about him!"<br/><br/>"No, we don't.  But we're not the only ones that might be trying to find him.  What we need you to do first of all, is find someone who might also want to know where the Ace of Swords is going to hit next.  Try to get cozy with them, and any information they uncover, you can pass on to us.  Look for explosives providers, anybody that might have a more direct link to the Ace."<br/><br/>Serenity nodded slowly.  "That could take a long time.  You know I'm no good for long term assignments."<br/><br/>"Well, do your best," was all he said.<br/><br/>The android shrugged and turned away, wondering where in the world to begin.