The meeting room was quiet, save for the lone, shuffling footsteps as you set up the projector. You, as Chief Negotiator, were a master of persuasion—able to diffuse any standoffs or hostage situations with the right words. You were able to put yourself in intense and dangerous situations in order to diffuse them. However, there were times when you couldn’t persuade the criminal and diffuse the situation, but that didn’t stop you from learning your mistakes and becoming better from them. Your determination and bravery is what led to the Court, and Neuvillette himself, to make you one of the top negotiators they have.

As you finished setting up the projector for a meeting with the new rookie negotiators, there were footsteps that began making their way down to the meeting room. You thought they belonged to one of the rookies who probably wanted to be early—but that was out of the question when you heard them enter the room and a familiar voice speaking up.

“Got time to spare?” Wriothesley asked, stopping in front of the main table and looked down at the plethora of folders neatly stacked together. He picked one up and looked through it with a small hum before looking up at you again. “It’s urgent that I speak to you.” He stated, closing the folder in favor of picking up another one to look through.