were just along for the ride. He turned
to Sergeant Knock, with Corporal Quirke lurking behind him. He fully
shared Vimes's view of them although he approached it, as it were, from
the other direction. You couldn't trust either of them. But they hated
Keel with that gnawing, nerve-sapping hatred that only the mediocre can
really bring to bear, and that was useful.
'How do you think we're going to get into trouble, sergeant?' he said.
'We're working for the government.'
'He's a devious devil, sir!' said Knock, as if this was a character flaw
in a copper.
'Now you lot listen to me, right?' said Carcer. 'No mess-ups this time! I
want Keel alive, okay? And that kid Vimes. You can do what the hell you
like to the rest of them.'
'Why d'you want him taken alive?' said a quiet voice behind Carcer. 'I
thought Snapcase wanted him dead. And what's the kid done that's so
wrong?'
Carcer turned. To his mild surprise, the watchman behind him didn't
flinch.
'What's your name, mister,cheap jordans?' he said.
'Coates.'
'Ned's the one I told you about, sir,' said Knock urgently, leaning over
Carcer's shoulder. 'Keel gave him the push, sir, after-'
'Shut up,' said Carcer, without taking his eyes off Coates. There wasn't
a hint of fear there, not even a glimmer of bravado. Coates just stared
back.
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'No, captain. I don't like Keel. But Vimesy is just a kid that got
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