Aidon rolled his pen across his paper writing a letter to the head of his counsel. He leaned his elbow on the desk and looked off at the ground clenching his jaw. five witches he caught that week. Five. It was a personal record for himself. He ran his fingers along the stubble on his face and clenched his jaw. He set his pen down and took a sip of his water out of a wine glass. He let out a deep long breath and sat up. He went to take another sip of his water and looked down at the page covered in black ink, the documentation of the Witch hunts. He looked at for a good long time as if finding a new discovery and reading it for the first time. He set his wine glass down and grabbed the paper severely ruining the work he had just done. He through it into the trash that was next to his desk. Zero.
As Aidon left his office he turned on the T.V. to the news in hope for incite on any new sightings. The hunters were quick to removing the witches and wizards before the news made it on air but sometimes there are...slip ups... He stood watching the news, normal things, robbery, politics, foreign affairs. Nothing that ever interested Aidon. He pulled his coat on, sheathed his hand scythe and pistol hidden under his coat, grabbed a apple and left out the door as he bit into it. He walked into the sunlight, squinting his eyes against the sun. He looked around at the cars passing. "Damn day" he thought.
Pulling up to a parking lot just outside the cities main park, he watched the benches and tables closely. "Like those damn witches know I'm here" He though rejecting the thought of the possibility that they might, their dark magics could fill the mind.
A few hours of waiting Aidon looked up, he saw a girl wonder to the bench and sit. He watched her closely as she pulled a book from her bag and began reading. The book had a strange symbole on the front that when looked at from an angle resembled a skull. "Young Necromancy in the middle of the day.. What are you doing girl" Aidon opened his door and pulled out his pistol. He aimed down at her head pausing for a few seconds than down to her legs as the shot rang through the park and birds flew.
Captain Uni