Sector 102 // Justice Department: Alpha Riot Squad

Sector 102 doesn’t sleep. It builds pressure.

Crowds gather faster than they used to. Protests turn into riots before dispatch can even flag them. By the time standard Judges arrive, the situation is already out of control and that’s the problem. Because Judges aren’t meant to hold a riot line for hours, they’re meant to enforce the law, fast, precise, and alone. But riots? Riots don’t break that way. So the Justice Department adapted. They created something new…Alpha Riot Squad.

The squad was authorized by Watch Leader Alfa Judge Plyton, a former riot control judge herself. He knew exactly what happens when you send regular Judges into prolonged unrest: fatigue, mistakes, escalation. So instead of stretching every Judge thin, she built a unit designed for one thing: Containment. Alpha Riot Squad isn’t a backup unit. It’s the answer to riots. Handpicked Judges, with specialised equipment and unified command, and for the first time in Sector 102, a squad built to hold the line indefinitely.

Their tactics aren’t random, they follow a strict doctrine: structured, disciplined, and deliberate. They don’t chase crowds, they control them. The philosophy is simple: Break momentum, divide the mass, neutralise the threat. You’ll see it in how they move, tight formations, steady advances, no wasted motion. Every Judge has a role, and every role feeds the line. This isn’t chaos versus chaos. This is order imposed on it.

At the front of that line, Judge Khiron, shield up, club ready. He’s not just protection, he’s the anchor. The entire formation moves with him. His job isn’t to fight harder. It’s to never give ground. When a riot hits the line, it hits Khiron first and it stops there.

Behind the line stands Judge Xander. Foam suppression specialist. Where others see a crowd, Xander sees structure, movement patterns, pressure points, agitators. He doesn’t fire randomly, he selects targets. One shot can lock a rioter in place. A few more, and suddenly the crowd can’t move the way it wants to anymore and the momentum dies. Once momentum is gone, the riot starts to collapse.

Then there’s Judge Linfu. Fast. Precise. Unpredictable. When the line starts to bend, she’s already moving. Stun deployment, close engagement, rapid neutralization. She doesn’t hold the line, she restores it. Before a breach becomes a collapse.

And then there’s Judge Priad. If Khiron is the wall…Priad is what happens when something gets through it. He was marked early in the Academy. Not for lack of discipline, but for what sat underneath it, aggression. Controlled, but always there. On the streets, that made him dangerous. Early in his career, he was viewed as maybe too dangerous, too heavy-handed, ultimately direct and relentless. But Sector 102 changed that. Or maybe it refined it. Now, Priad doesn’t waste movement. He doesn’t lash out. Every strike is deliberate. Every action calculated. He’s not just enforcing the law anymore, he’s enforcing the line and somewhere along the way, something unexpected happened. He started teaching. Half-Eagle Judges look to him during riots, not just for orders, but for survival. How to move. When to strike. When not to. And in teaching others Priad became sharper himself. Because now it’s not just about what he can do. It’s about what the line can become.

Judge Petrok is different. She didn’t grow into a role of Riot Control, she was instead sent there. Fresh out of the Academy, she had the instincts. Fast reactions. Sharp reads. But her temper, that was a problem. Too volatile for standard patrol. Too unpredictable for routine enforcement. So command made the call. Put her where volatility isn’t a weakness and it worked. Because in chaos, Petrok is clear. She sees everything, movement, targets and opportunities. Especially with Riot Foam. Where others hesitate, she commits fully. Locks down targets. Breaks up clusters. Forces the crowd into smaller, weaker fragments. After Chaos Day, she transferred into Sector 102 and that’s where she thrives. Because the bigger the riot, the sharper she gets. Petrok isn’t there to manage a situation. She’s there to finish it.

Together: Khiron, Xander, Linfu, Priad and Petrok are Alpha Riot Squad. Backed by the H-Wagon. Equipped for endurance. Built for pressure. They don’t replace standard Judges. They protect them. They take the riots no one else can hold and they end them.

Sector 102 is changing. Faster crowds. Louder unrest. Harder breaks. But now, there’s a line and it doesn’t move. When the sirens sound…Alpha Riot Squad deploys.