Eighth Communication
((This is more or less an excuse for characters who did not go to Westport due to IC reasons or otherwise to know about what it's like. In addition, it's probably easier to read the descriptions when they're not separated by hundreds of tags. I will also attempt to read through every thread and attempt to list interesting occurrences such as the Dawn-Sealand-Spider House mishaps. If you think something interesting happened in your thread and you'd like it listed, feel free to mention it to me here. Conversely, if I mention something here that you really don't want to be listed, let me know and I'll remove it.
I apologize that I will be unable to maintain anything truly exhaustive as Yuki would be able to.))
Periodic reports will be provided on ongoing events as they occur in Westport for those who do not wish to egress from Mayfield. Anyone who desires to view the files concerning the incident with the murders in January, colloquially referred to as the Monsters of Mayfield, will be granted full access to the data.
The exact reproduction of the report referencing the town of Westport during this previous occurrence is as follows: "Folks, we're sorry . . . "
The exact reproduction of the initial occurrence in which the town of Westport was mentioned is as follows: "My, my, my . . . "
City Hall: Nothing remains but piles of rubble. All streets are barricaded with barbed wire and common household furniture. All buildings are marked with bullet holes. Signs of fire damage are present.
The Chief of Police's badge is discovered in a half-melted safe in the police station. The remaining portion of his name reads, " -- an Olney".
Uptown Westport: All entrances are blocked. All buildings are empty. The church and the library are located in this district but are inaccessible.
Downtown Westport: All buildings are empty. There are no barricades in this district. The streets are clear.
Martin Way, William Drive, Crosby Street: Nearly inaccessible due to high blockade. Streets are strewn with rubble. Many homes are empty, others are untarnished with dinner settings and meals still in place atop dining room tables. Photographs of friends and relatives of Mayfield residents are prominent.
Schools: Westport Elementary is abandoned. Reports of spectral noises have been made. All classrooms are in disarray, scratch marks are evident on standing desks forming a warning. High quantity of pencil stubs are present. Westport High is in perfect condition with the exception of the gym and the cafeteria. The former has been filled with nooses hanging from the ceiling, the latter is filled with decomposed food.
Autry Lane, Berry Avenue, Cooke Way: Relatively pristine condition. Stacks of empty cars block off entrances and exits into these streets. Again, houses display photographs of friends and family prominently.
Cash Street, Nelson Street, Fitzgerald Lane: Cash Street is barricaded and difficult to access, as are all houses. Empty ration containers are present. Nelson Street has flooded and continues to seep water. With the exception of 1567 Nelson Street, all houses are ransacked. 1567 is filled with an unknown species of arachnid. Fitzgerald Lane bears evidence of chalk drawings depicting a female child surrounded by prostrate crowds.
Pool: Algae covers the entire surface. No other data of interest.
I apologize that I will be unable to maintain anything truly exhaustive as Yuki would be able to.))
Periodic reports will be provided on ongoing events as they occur in Westport for those who do not wish to egress from Mayfield. Anyone who desires to view the files concerning the incident with the murders in January, colloquially referred to as the Monsters of Mayfield, will be granted full access to the data.
The exact reproduction of the report referencing the town of Westport during this previous occurrence is as follows: "Folks, we're sorry . . . "
The exact reproduction of the initial occurrence in which the town of Westport was mentioned is as follows: "My, my, my . . . "
City Hall: Nothing remains but piles of rubble. All streets are barricaded with barbed wire and common household furniture. All buildings are marked with bullet holes. Signs of fire damage are present.
The Chief of Police's badge is discovered in a half-melted safe in the police station. The remaining portion of his name reads, " -- an Olney".
Uptown Westport: All entrances are blocked. All buildings are empty. The church and the library are located in this district but are inaccessible.
Downtown Westport: All buildings are empty. There are no barricades in this district. The streets are clear.
Martin Way, William Drive, Crosby Street: Nearly inaccessible due to high blockade. Streets are strewn with rubble. Many homes are empty, others are untarnished with dinner settings and meals still in place atop dining room tables. Photographs of friends and relatives of Mayfield residents are prominent.
Schools: Westport Elementary is abandoned. Reports of spectral noises have been made. All classrooms are in disarray, scratch marks are evident on standing desks forming a warning. High quantity of pencil stubs are present. Westport High is in perfect condition with the exception of the gym and the cafeteria. The former has been filled with nooses hanging from the ceiling, the latter is filled with decomposed food.
Autry Lane, Berry Avenue, Cooke Way: Relatively pristine condition. Stacks of empty cars block off entrances and exits into these streets. Again, houses display photographs of friends and family prominently.
Cash Street, Nelson Street, Fitzgerald Lane: Cash Street is barricaded and difficult to access, as are all houses. Empty ration containers are present. Nelson Street has flooded and continues to seep water. With the exception of 1567 Nelson Street, all houses are ransacked. 1567 is filled with an unknown species of arachnid. Fitzgerald Lane bears evidence of chalk drawings depicting a female child surrounded by prostrate crowds.
Pool: Algae covers the entire surface. No other data of interest.