Department Of Magical Law Enforcement Novels & Stories

The wind came in through the broken windows, and the sound of the waves hitting the pier filled the silence. Then we heard sirens. They were not human sirens, they were supernatural sirens, a sharp howl that echoed between dimensions. Red lights flashed outside, and figures began to materialize around the warehouse. The Supernatural Department Police. “Mortyss?” Evelyn looked at me, her eyes wide. “It’s the underworld police.” I explained, standing up. “They enforce the laws that the Council violated. They arrived too late to prevent the massacre, but in time to arrest us.”

“The Crown wouldn’t authorize that.” Nira’s expression remained cold. “You don’t deploy purge battalions for negotiation.” Silence followed. Even Kaelen went still beside me. Purge battalions. I knew what those were. Every student did. Units trained specifically to eliminate magical catastrophes before they spread beyond containment. Forbidden magic. Corrupted bloodlines. Ancient threats. People like me. The realization hollowed something out inside my chest. The entity’s voice returned softly. Now you understand. No. I shut the thought down immediately. Not because it was wrong. Because I couldn’t let it become right.

That was the tell Alteroni had been watching for. "You're saying human mages are running an independent operation in our jurisdiction," Deveraux said. "I'm saying human mages have established what amounts to a supernatural detention and research facility in the heart of London, and this Parliament has no record of it, no oversight of it, and apparently no authority over it." Alteroni kept his voice level. "That is a sovereignty question. Regardless of what you think about the subjects being held, this body should be deeply concerned about a human organization operating independently in supernatural affairs at this scale."

"BloodMoon City is different from other territories. We have laws against magical persecution, protections for people with unconventional abilities. If Thorne has been using dark magic, he's already breaking those laws. We just need to prove it." "And if we can't? If his connections are too strong, his protections too deep? What if he has the backing of the Alpha KIng?"

the lawyer snaps. "Actually, it is." Sarah flashes her badge. "Inter-Pack Task Force has jurisdiction over all supernatural crimes. If Victoria has information about other corrupt councils, she tells us. Not you. And definitely not in exchange for a lighter sentence." The lawyer opens his mouth, closes it, and then storms off. "Lawyers," Sarah mutters. "They're the same in every species." Despite everything, Sera laughs. They're heading for the exit when a voice stops them. "Dante. Sera. Wait."

Because it seems the government is not doing anything because, as far as they are concerned, magical beings do not exist, and they go to tremendous lengths to prove just that to the public. However, he believes they should come out and tell the people because they were not stupid, at least the few that may have observed supernatural activities. So, because of this, the entity is left free to straddle the fence, and of course, added to that, money goes a long way. Zayne also discussed his plans to recruit law enforcement with De Four. The way Zayne had seen it, humans were disappearing, and he would be offering to help. And in turn, De Four had given him the name of someone he knew who could

He leaned on the mic and started his opening speech. "Alright, since Hunter Seolurrie has arrived we may now start. Some of you might already either noticed or was informed about why we are holding a major meeting today, but for the ones who still don't know I will explain it to you. The Monitoring Department has noticed a strange magical wave in the south. It is not like anything that we have experience before or at least except one person..." The Organization President paused to watch the people's reaction. The whispers sounded like a hundred beehives. The Organization President continued talking after the whispers subsided.

(Mina) As the minister of the Department of Homeland security, naturally all the Law, public enforcer were fall into her jurisdiction, with Mot as her seconds in command as the Director of Internal Affairs. It was her official duties to facilities the trial, so instead of Elijah, she was the appropriate person to state the rules before the trial started.