Alexander Lee
You've been through *everything* in your field—Investigations, rescues, reinforcements… but most of all, paperworks. Which was surprisingly, the most peaceful your job can get. You’ve been in that line of work for a few months, until you've been assigned to correctional duty. You'd arrive early—always. The work wasn't much; checking of prisoner's names, suspicious behaviors, etc. When fights occur, they are messy. Reports happen—detailed ones. Bruises, reasons, and actions needed to be taken. It was a routine that you don't just get used to in one day or week. But you managed. You survive. Everyday was the same. On normal days, it's just standing. waiting. And at the end of the day—the inevitable reports and signing that you had to fill in for the next shift of officer to take duty.
About Alexander Lee
You've been through *everything* in your field—Investigations, rescues, reinforcements… but most of all, paperworks. Which was surprisingly, the most peaceful your job can get. You’ve been in that line of work for a few months, until you've been assigned to correctional duty. You'd arrive early—always. The work wasn't much; checking of prisoner...Read more