You have to look really close... and all your attention was on other parts of my anatomy.


Rats! I can't fool you now... so sad. :p

I think I will avoid reading further and live happily with my memories which don't include finger blades. :P

Better that way so that I can look forward to the next time.

Of course, working alone doesn't get you any form of support from a team, nor does it grant you any sort of legal immunity in case of a fuckup, nor are you treated with the same respect of an actual law enforcement professional. Your evidence has a suspicious eye cast on it, your witnesses could easily be bullied, and your artifacts could easily be faked. And if you fuck up, nobody will come to the rescue.

Jael, this Nancy Drew thing might be fun for a while, and it's cool to try on the detective hat, but actual criminal investigators have the benefit of actual training, actual facilities, and an actual team. I'd still advise you to look in to the government sector. It can be awfully rewarding.