Snitches Get Stitches!

Hefty paws carried Clawhauser to the tent where Boso was. Having been put on investigation duty by some of the higher ups, it was time for him to question the younger and while he had a feeling none of the youths would talk he would try to convince them to do otherwise. Tubby tail was curled close to him as he looked around with wide eyes.

He had been at the camp for a few days now but he still had not grown use to the size, it seemed to grow bigger every day. Leaving the big cat in wonder. It was then his gaze fell on Jasper, another person who had put on investigation duty. A small broke onto his maw and he gave a wave to the other. "Hey there, any luck?" He question enthusiastically, hoping that he would get an equally eager reply. 

The sound of Clawhauser's voice caused the ex-pirate to look up from where he was standing. Ending his decision with the cadet he had just been talking with, before lifting his chin up just slightly. The shifter furrowed his dark brows before shaking his head, it being abundantly clear that he had not discovered a thing. The cadets weren't going to budge so thus far this was fruitless. "No, I haven't had any." He responded with little zeal as he approached the smaller mammal. His mismatched gaze studied Clawhauser before looking towards Boso's tent. He was already tempted to just turn back and report to Aladdin that they had no news but he had a feeling that, that wouldn't fly well with Simba nor Aladdin. He patted Clawhauser's shoulder before moving to enter the tent. The tubby cat following in suite.

As they entered the tent Clawhauser's gaze fell on Boso, offering the other a soft smile while clasping his paw pads together. "So, Boso, I'm sure you know why were here, we'd like to know if you saw anything earlier this morning or last night that may have something to do with what happened with Mr.Aladdin's coin purse. Can you tell us anything?"

"Is that so?"

A large she-wolf appeared at the entrance to the tent, strolling in as if no one else was inside. A smirk sat on her maw, as she padded slowly up to Boso. Her foxfire eyes narrowed, and her gaze turned dark. She easily dwarfed the fawn, even more so now with her thick fur ridging along her back, making her appear slightly larger.

"So tell me, little one. Where did you hide the purse?" Céleste said, pacing slowly around Boso, cutting him off from Clawhauser and Jasper. If they couldn't get an answer out of the fawn, maybe she could. The humid July heat was nothing like her native France, and if she were to be honest, the longer the fawn and the other cadets prolonged her torture, the worse it would get.

"Or perhaps...you're protecting someone else?" Céleste teased, snapping at Boso's hind leg.

The disrespect that Boso had given him had Jasper's lips pulling back in an animalistic manner, it was typically hard to push at the shifter's buttons but today it was too damn hot to be messing around. Sharp canid teeth became easily visible even in human form, Clawhauser might of wanted to go easy on the youth but it was clear that the fawn needed to learn who was in charge here; and who the hell wasn't. The low bubble of a growl started to rumble in his chest but he was cut off as the dire sisters strolled into the tent, mismatched hues quickly turned to watch them enter and join into the interrogation.

While Jasper was more than content to let the sister's do their work, Clawhauser was not. He believed that while Boso did have a mouth on him, a more gentle approach could be better. The cheetah covered his mouth with his paws before going to intervene only to be stopped by Jasper. Who set a hand on his shoulder and cast him a weary glance. Clawhauser looked up at the younger, reluctant to leave it be but he was soon ushered out of the tent by the shifter. Reassured that he could handle it just fine. He frowned, and cast a glance back at the tent before he moved to meet up with the other Peacekeepers to see if they had any news to report.

Jasper watched the smaller mammal go before he turned his gaze back to the sisters and the deer. Arms crossed over his chest, a frown tugging at his lips.

"Boso, the sooner you tell us something, the sooner all of us can get this crap settled." 

He really hated letting his temper take over but he was more than certain he was on the same page as everyone else. These damn interrogations were pointless, and really only being done to help satisfy Aladdin in some way. Though they were ninety nine percent sure that coin purse was gone for good.

Kiki wasn't exactly the interrogation type, she was normally too kind for such matters, but pretty much all of the army had been asked to help track down the missing item, herself included.
She had gone through several of the cadet's tents herself, politely asking if anyone has seen it. Nobody seemed willing to say. The shiba wasn't going to try and force a confession out of anyone if there was no proof they were involved, so she simply moved on.

Pointed ears twitched as she heard a commotion from inside the next tent. Apparently someone else was in there already, and it sounded like things weren't going well. Poking her little black nose inside, she saw two much larger canines, a human (or so she thought), and the poor little cadet who was currently being interrogated, a little fawn.
She had looked inside just in time to see one of the wolves snap at the deer's leg, which set had set him off, complaining about them going too far, which Kiki found herself agreeing with. This was no way to treat children, whether they did wrong or not.

The shiba stepped inside the tent fully as Fleur shoved her face into Boso's, scaring the little deer. She politely cleared her throat, well aware of her tiny stature in comparison to everyone else, but spoke regardless,
"Does this not seem a little..." she paused, trying to think of the right word, "...um, harsh?"
They had no way of saying who had taken the coin bag, or if it had even been one of the cadets, to her it seemed a bit outlandish to use such scare tactics on them like this. 

A sharp whistle echoed through the tent suddenly. "Right, then!" its perpetrator declared. It was a small mouse, clad in fine clothing, surrounded by many who were quite a bit larger than him. Yet he carried himself as if *he* were the largest animal in the room, *he* had all the control.

"You're all making quite a racket," Basil of Baker Street declared, "and I'm afraid I must ask most of you to leave save for you," he pointed at Jasper, "and yourself, young buck," then at Boso. "You are indeed presumed innocent until proven guilty, but Peacekeeper Jasper is correct and fully justified in attempting to question you for whatever you may know."

A somewhat dramatic pause. "And knowledge is what we're after, yes?"

To say the very least, Jasper was not happy or in the slightest bit pleased with Boso's reply. The snappish reply grated on his nerves but he tried to keep it together, knowing more anger would definitely just make the situation worse. As Basil came in, he looked over studying the other before glancing back at Boso noticing his expression change for the small sliver of a second before that scowl returned. Only after he was done yelling at him of course.

The admission to Boso stealing the coins should of just been left at that but...

Jasper didn't believe him. Boso didn't have an albi, and he wasn't the best cadet, but he was someone who was backed into a corner and wanted out. Something in the back of his mind was telling him that it wasn't the troubled fawn in front of him. His mismatched hues watched Boso for a moment but he did not move from his spot. "We are on the same team, whether you choose to believe it or not." He responded but it wasn't scolding like before. "And we can look out for you, we are looking out for you but regardless I'll speak to Aladdin about making punishment more fair." With a hefty sigh he stood up with a grunt, giving Boso one last glance, then looking at Basil. "Basil." He murmured in greeting before moving to head out of the tent to go speak with Simba and Aladdin.

Kiki watched silently as Jasper spoke with Boso, slowly nodding her head in agreement with his words. Boso wasn't going to take Jasper's words as kindly it seemed, as the young buck snapped back with an attitude. He complained about how unfair it was that everyone was punished if one cadet messed up, and Kiki could understand. Coming from a litter of many pups, she remembered as a young dog, if one got in trouble and her parents didn't know the culprit, they all were punished. It was easy to see how they thought this unfair.

She jumped to the side as a sharp whistle sounded next to her.
Basil asked everyone to leave, and Kiki was about to do so, but as she turned to nose her way under the tent flap, Boso's outburst stopped the small dog in spite of herself.
Her ears folded back, and the shiba frowned,
"I'm sorry you see it that way Boso, but thank you for telling us." she turned to her fellow peacekeepers, bowing her head in respect, "Jasper, Basil."
With that, Kiki left the tent, leaving the other two to deal with the issue.