
Originally Posted by
Shruikan

Well, I suppose I should follow up on Torqueal's lead...
Search: (7b) North - Sports and recreational activity area
At night, while most parks in the city seem a bit eerie, Greendash seems like the least likely to be an issue. As a result, you don't feel that much anxiety while going through the north area, although the thought that you were told a missing severed hand was found here does make it slightly more unnerving.
As you walk through the park, you see a lot of the sports fields and recreational areas that seem to be in good condition, although all of them are empty at this hour. It also seems like most of them haven't been used that recently, but from what you can see, not to many other Pokémon are around even walking or flying. You can definitely see why Stalkers use this as a golden opportunity to strike with virtually no one to witness their deadly attacks.
You decide to follow Torqueal's lead and search under the bleachers that are around. Using your headlamp, you come across many lost items, bottles, wrappers, and the like, but you eventually find what Torqueal mentioned about earlier.
Secured in a plastic bag tucked away by one of the metallic support rails, you find what could easily be mistaken for a bagged glove, but it's definitely more than that. You find a severed hand inside, and you identify it as being the hand of a Poliwrath. As you look around, you notice there's no other signs of the rest of the body, and you can only guess what happened to it.
Item [Severed Poliwrath Hand] has been added to the Team Inventory.
Something you notice in addition to all this is the plastic bag the hand is preserved in seems to be a medical preservation bag. It clues you in that whoever had planted this here for safe keeping must have had access to these types of bags in either a medical center or medical research facility. It also confirms that one of the Stalkers could very well be a doctor, researcher, or medical professional. As you take an additional look at the hand, it definitely seems like it was amputated cleanly and not violently. It also seems to imply the Pokémon that did this had access to the necessary tools to do this, thus reinforcing this observation.
Just as a precaution, you search the rest of the area to see if you can find any other trace of evidence or the remainder of the Poliwrath's body, but there doesn't seem to be anything else to recover. You decide to then head back to base with your findings.
Fir the Luxray (M: Electric)
Health: 5/5
Sanity: 4/4
Perk: First Aid | Learned Abilities: Escort/Protect
Failed Assassinations: 0/2
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