I've seen my share of explosions over the years, but I'll admit that one was quite a display. But once the lasts of the shocks die down there's still a lingering question.

With the prison vanished, what will the effects on crime be? After all, there's no real place to keep those who might warrant such a thing anymore.

[The video, like so many others today, clicks on to catch Tseng in a dimly-lit gray cell. He's seen better days, to judge by the wounds he's sporting, but they aren't life-threatening (yet). They are, however, both extensive and varied. Some look to be knife or gun wounds, others are burn wounds... or worse. But he seems to be holding up well enough.]

So this is your game, City? I've seen worse.

((Tseng's punishment? Good old fashioned eye-for-eye. One wound for every wound he's inflicted on people during his time as a Turk. And that number is fairly large.))

[For once, Tseng doesn't sound perfectly calm. There's a faint note of exhaustion there, although he's doing his best to hide it.]

I think I'll be glad when this is over. I can't imagine it being comfortable for anyone. All I can hope is that the lack of sleep doesn't cause too many ill effects.