See, that's what gets to me too. Yes, there's such thing as right or wrong, legal or illegal, but there's no sense in it without due process, or without even letting us know what laws we're to abide by. Especially here, where we all come from incredibly different backgrounds. [ Kim jabs his cigarette in mid-air for emphasis as he speaks, getting a little riled up now that he's been given the opportunity to complain about it. ] After someone woke up in handcuffs, I even visited those kiosks again to see if there was any information at all about the laws we're expected to abide by. Nothing. Not available at this time.

[ Kim prides himself on upholding the law. It's a thorny job, accompanied by a structure that's more corrupt than not, but still. He can abide by the rules. It's all he can do. ]

There's no such thing as common sense when you're dealing with this array of people. [ He glances over at Gebura. ] And being treated as accessory to murder by virtue of witnessing it doesn't sit well with me. Besides, you're right. They haven't so much as given us a written missive, let alone show their faces.