Another day,
another beating quota to satisfy.
I keep getting
posted to the food dispensers to make sure no one messes with the packets. I
kind of feel sorry for them having to eat that shit. I’m not saying my rations
are great, but at least it’s recognisable food instead of the powdery crap.
Doesn’t stop me
messing with them. Perk of the job. Most of them are too hopped up on Breen’s
Private Reserve to remember you from one day to the next. You can mess with
them all you like.
Like this one, just
standing in the queue waiting for food. I’ll head over and put the scares on
her.
“Why were you
talking to that man, Citizen?” I growl.
“What man, I never
spoke to a man? When?” She stammers back to me.
“This morning in
the plaza. Who was he?”
“I don’t know, I
wasn’t talking to anyone.” She backs away.
“Don’t lie to Civil
Protection, we’re here to help you.”
“I don’t...I
wasn’t, I don’t remember.” A tear rolls down her cheek as she notices my hand
on my stun baton.
“A likely story,
I’ll be watching you.” I pull out the baton and hesitate for a
moment, before walking off towards the metal wire-frame doors at the end of the
hall.
Leaning here all
day seems like a good way to look out for people to put the frighteners on. And
look here, another one fresh off the train. Time to screw with another newbie.
I’ll do the old can
routine. I place a can on the lip of the trash can and knock it off.
“Pick up that can.”
He hesitates, then
bends over and picks it up. His eyes are very green, and he looks indignantly
at me. This is going to be fun, we got a fighter.
“Now put it in the
trash can.” He’s looking at me like he wants to throw it at my head...just you try it and see what happens. I'll wipe that look off your bearded face.
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