Contact Mahira Khan

[saveournpcs]

The easiest way of contacting the Super is to call the police station and somehow make them think that the caller is legit and important enough to pass the call on to Mahira. Good friends and family will have her private number.

People who have "official" reasons to contact her physically at the police station - journalists, other constables, and so on - can easily find her in her office.

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No.

[saveournpcs]

...Well, it should at least make him easier to recognize.

[...A cat. This is getting increasingly ridiculous, and if they don't find the guy she's definitely going to review security footage to see if Walter made fun of her... but for now she just hopes her men and women can get the guy.]

All right. I'll tell my constables about the cat. They should be there in a few.

Has he done anything but wandered around yet?

[iamnotgod]

[If the man doesn't even appear on the footage, Walter will be disappointed and angry but will understand.]

I'm as confused as to why he has it - let alone in here - as you are, Superintendent.

And no, though he does appear to be talking to people.

[Other Numbered, to be precise. Which Walter is also stressing out about.]

[saveournpcs]

I see.

Well, I will give you the same order that I would give anyone in your situation: Don't approach him. If he leaves, don't attempt to stop him. Do not take any action that might put you in harm's way. Police will be over there momentarily.

[iamnotgod]

[So, no different from what he's been doing, then. Walter can live with that, though he's not entirely content with it, either.]

Understood.

[And then, just to make sure she knows, and for taking this seriously:]

Thank you, Superintendent Khan.

[saveournpcs]

[There is a tired smirk in her tone when she answers.] It's my duty.

Be safe. [And with that she ends the call.]