Vanessa and Nik,[ooc]Okay, Vanessa loses one san. Do you want to project that onto a bond? To do so you would roll 1d4 and spend that many willpower. If you have at least one WP left after the roll, reduce your San loss by that amount, to a minimum of zero. Also pick one bond and reduce it by the same amount, as your Agent reacts in some way that distances themselves from one of them. Personally I don't recommend you do it for one point of SAN loss, but the choice is yours.
Also, make a check that Vanessa has made one violence check without going temporarily insane or hitting a breaking point. If she's able to do two more, she becomes adapted to Violence.[/ooc]
Colorados nods and does so, barking into his radio for backup.
John Rope shakes his head at Nik's question, but speaks in English once again. "[color=#0040FF]I do not. I cannot imagine a man doing such depravity to the Begays. They were loved by all[/color]."
Nik detects some avoidance in his reply though. He's telling the truth, in so far that he does not seem to have any idea who could have done this. But he also seems to be holding something back.
Stanyard and Edmund,Edmund and Stanyard finds it difficult to learn much more about the body, both the sight and smell distracting them. Twice the men have to take a break to avoid further vomiting. The only thing they is able to determine is that Braverman died from massive abdominal trauma, likely the splitting open of his belly by some sort of knife.
Stanyard gets the Houston PD and explains the situation. The desk jockey, a gruff older man with a chain smoker's voice, perks up as soon as he hears the name.
"[color=#0040FF]Braverman? You got that sick son of a bitch, did you? A lot of us will be sleeping better tonight.
"No, no case, but we've been looking for him. He was our chief suspect in a string of prostitute murders here in Houston. The things he did to those girls...
"We raided his house but the bastard gave us the slip. Left us a present though. Both his children were dead in their beds. The evil fuck had been eating them, likely for at least a few days. We've got a few officers still in therapy from the experience. His wife Elaine was also gone, we're presuming kidnapped. She's not with him?
I wish the man had suffered. He had us all fooled. Seemed like a pleasant guy, but I've taken down hardened criminals whose crimes paled in comparison to this. They were simply evil for the sake of it. [/color]."
