[ WP ] In a world were monsters and magic are common place you are a witch-hunter . Tell me about yourself and your place in the world .

When the Contract of Concurrence was ratified, the Department of Justice and Integrity Protection was created to help with the integration of the human, monster, and mage populations. It was a huge step in dispelling the violence and hate born from centuries of fear and racism, because some individuals were still opposed to a unified society. 
 
 That ’ s where I work. The DJIP has some of the greatest diversity in terms of species in the government; which despite doing its best to incorporate the concerns of everyone, is largely still built up of existing groups from the three previously separate governing bodies. Our task is to find and arrest any individuals that actively seek to violently undermine our united society. This usually means dealing with bigots enacting minor hate crimes; you know, throwing burning pitchforks into the yards of monster families, or sending hazardous magicked items to humans, but sometimes we have to handle organized groups of extremists. Those jobs can get very dangerous very fast. 
 
 The reason our department is so diverse, is because of the inherent natures of our species. This crazy world does have some balance to it, and I actually believe our integrated society will survive because of these checks and balances. 
 
 First, mages best humans. By far. They may be similar in appearance, but humans have never been able to use magic, and even the most incompetent mages can overwhelm a human with a few simple words. But by being the weakest species, humans have learned to use their wits and ( I ’ ll admit ) superior intelligence to survive in the world, and thus they take the upper hand over monsters. Their complex ways of thinking are a bit beyond me, as monsters tend to take the direct approach to situations ( I can tell you from personal experience, *never* start an office prank war with a human ). Anyway, the last part of this power balance is that by some lucky quirk, monsters are unaffected by magic. Scientists haven ’ t quite figured out why, but no mage has ever been able to set a monster aflame, or transmute him into a frog, or anything of the sort. Ahh, it ’ s always fun to watch some mage with a god complex try to magic me away when I come knocking on his door! 
 
 So yeah, that ’ s why DJIP employs humans, mages and monsters. We deal with radicals of every kind, and having operatives from each species means we can send the most qualified officers to handle a case. Speaking of which, I've really got to get going. There ’ s a particularly nasty somebody sending exploding letters to human organizations recently, and I've got a few suspects to go question. 

