Christina 'Chris' Alonso: Ready for that beer?
Jim Street: Yeah.
Christina 'Chris' Alonso: My treat.
Jim Street: No, you don't owe me.
Robert Hicks: Hey. Fine job out there today, you two. I was hoping to get you alone, but, uh, I know Chris here has been an ally, so there's no need for secrets. Now, these budget cuts, they created a lot of strain, and no one's been immune, even some of our senior officers. In fact, just today, two of them were approved for early retirement, and you were our second choice after Devlin. That said, I called Hondo, and, um, well, we both agree we want you back on SWAT on a probationary basis.
Jim Street: Really?
Christina 'Chris' Alonso: No way.
Robert Hicks: Probationary.
Christina 'Chris' Alonso: Yes.
Robert Hicks: So that means you keep it clean and solid, then we'll see where we are in six months.
Jim Street: Yes, sir. Whatever it takes.
Robert Hicks: All right, good.
Jim Street: Thank you.
[a video of a masked man pops us on the monitor]
Masked man: Its purpose?
Christina 'Chris' Alonso: What the hell?
Masked man: To expose an illness that's festering in our country.
Jim Street: That's them.
Robert Hicks: Is this going out live?
Jim Street: Yeah, to everyone.
Masked man: This society is sick, and you have only yourselves to blame. Your police? They aren't protecting you. They're keeping you in line. Your politicians don't represent you. They represent the corporations that put them in power. And you eat it all up while your media laughs their way to the bank. It shouldn't take revolutionaries like us to hold these institutions, these billionaires, to account. So we hope you enjoyed our little show. You can consider this your final warning. Be good to each other, or we'll be back with an all-new, much bigger show.
