The Major Crimes Unit had two "lunatics" nobody should ever mess with.
One was a hot-tempered police captain with a sky-high combat ability.
The other was a criminal profiler with a mind beyond compare and an unflappable composure.
The Major Crimes Unit had two "lunatics" nobody should ever mess with.
One was a hot-tempered police captain with a sky-high combat ability.
The other was a genius criminal profiler with a mind beyond compare and an unflappable composure.
One advocated "conducting thorough field investigations and solving cases methodically";
the other excelled at "criminal profiling and solving cases through deduction."
Whenever the two got together, they were either arguing or on their way to another argument.
Then one bizarre case after another began piling up.
Amid layers of fog and life-or-death trials, these partners with clashing views finally stood back-to-back and uncovered the truths buried by time, one case at a time.
The captain is too unhinged? The genius profiler has this to say: "I can't hold him back. There's just no holding him back!"
The murderer's motives are reasonable, he does not force his wits, and he does not "kill for the sake of killing." The character's behavior is consistent with his character and situation.