β Scribed by Trinity Blacio
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
For years, they had traveled, moving from place to place, looking for a city where their team would fit in, where humans could accept them. Then, they stumbled upon the town of Elyria. Not only had they been welcomed, but at once, they had been accepted as a new law in their city, working the beat, cops, or, what they called themselves, the Shadow Bobbies.
But what Finch and his team didnβt realize was that the existing police force had no idea they had been brought on. Not only was the chief of police corrupt, but he was also one of the lowest forms of human Finch hated, a dealer in human trafficking.
The mayor of Elyria, Skylar Nighturn, had her share of grief, and sometimes there was a pocket of it hidden inside of her ready to explode, ready to erupt at any given time. She might seem like the fierce little woman, as these new Shadow Buddies had called her, but they didnβt see her own shadow that lurked, waiting to strike.
She needed their help, and maybe even for herself, too. These cops, shadows, ghosts, or walkers, men that can move between the worlds when theyβre needed or wanted had made this city safer and hopefully could heal the mayorβs soul.
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