Like always, Linedwell found himself roaming about the town of Payon for far longer than he'd expected himself to. There seemed to be an influx of jobs in the small town and Linedwell couldn't find it in himself to leave just yet, not when there was so much experience to gain and currency to acquire. Sure the jobs were menial tasks...a majority of the time, but that didn't mean that ALL of the jobs would be as boring as the multitude of others he'd taken days prior. At least, this is what the future mage known as Linedwell Rainrex hoped would be the case. Maybe it was simply Linedwell's bravado speaking, or maybe it was the cheap weapon he purchased only a few hours ago, but surely there was a job out there that was a bit harder than all the rest.
While he thought about all of this, he finally came across the building in which he'd been told about earlier. This place seemed to house a man by the name of Sergeant Walker. Linedwell wasn't exactly sure what this man would need, but given his rank and occupation Linedwell began to assume they'd be doing a bit of work in the name of justice. Linedwell was usually on the other side of this so called "justice" so he began to think that maybe this job would be an interesting change of pace. Before Linedwell could ask about the request details, another man in the room was able to get the question out first, to which the man known as Sergeant Walker quickly replied. He began to describe that a thief was on the loose, and despite their efforts they just hadn't been able to catch the crook.
With all the explanations out of the way, Linedwell and the other male quickly made their way outside of the police station. Once outside, Linedwell realized how quickly it seemed the sun was beginning to set and the area was becoming darker. Apparently, Linedwell hadn't been the only one that noticed this, and because of how dark it had become so quickly, the thief in question ran into Linedwell as he wasn't able to keep track of where he was going due to the darkness. Once the male bumped into Linedwell, instinctively, Linedwell shanked the male about seven times before realizing that this was actually the thief.
"Well, that was lucky."
With the thief in question now gravely wounded, the authorities could now arrest the man and Sergeant Walker paid both Linedwell and the man he'd yet to learn the name of.
WC: 444
TWC: 641
-Quest Completed-
-Exit-