One of the incidents I know of involves individuals still in the city and so I can't give too many details on it, but the guard decided to enforce a penalty for murder. It was harmless enough, since it was just community service, but the fact that they gave themselves the authority to do such a thing is concerning, especially since they claim not to be a law enforcement organization.
The other issue is more of a public one; there was a person here called Sato who was somewhat immortal, and he caused chaos to entertain himself. Part of that involved attacking the guard, at one point, and since he's immortal it was understandably difficult for the guard to figure out how to handle him. But the methods that Maketh kept advocating for were all particularly disturbing, from explosives to lobotomies.
I was actually asked by the guard to analyze Sato's behavior and come up with a better way of dealing with him, which I did, and met with Maketh, Henry, and Nick to discuss it. But Maketh and I had a disagreement a few days earlier, and so she wasn't interested in hearing the plan, and of course Henry sided with her. Nick was more neutral, but it was clear the whole thing wasn't going anywhere, so I gave up talking to them and just planned to take care of things myself; before I could, though, Sato himself basically did what I was planning to do and it worked perfectly.
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The other issue is more of a public one; there was a person here called Sato who was somewhat immortal, and he caused chaos to entertain himself. Part of that involved attacking the guard, at one point, and since he's immortal it was understandably difficult for the guard to figure out how to handle him. But the methods that Maketh kept advocating for were all particularly disturbing, from explosives to lobotomies.
I was actually asked by the guard to analyze Sato's behavior and come up with a better way of dealing with him, which I did, and met with Maketh, Henry, and Nick to discuss it. But Maketh and I had a disagreement a few days earlier, and so she wasn't interested in hearing the plan, and of course Henry sided with her. Nick was more neutral, but it was clear the whole thing wasn't going anywhere, so I gave up talking to them and just planned to take care of things myself; before I could, though, Sato himself basically did what I was planning to do and it worked perfectly.
[JUST SAYING.]