三 ◉ [Voice]

[creepmoar]

That was quite a show.

Though, I can't help but to feel I've missed something...

Where did all the bodies go? I hadn't finished counting them all. Such a pity. That's what happens when one falls asleep, isn't it?

Comments

[evaluative]

How unfortunate for you. By your words, it would be right to guess there was quite a number of them dead?

[creepmoar]

Oh, yes. I saw quite a few bodies all sprawled out every which way earlier. I unfortunately, fell asleep [aka collapsed] on my way to count them all.

From where I was, I could only count a handful. I'm sure there were far many others...

[evaluative]

Were they the bodies of the residents here, or the soldiers?

[creepmoar]

Both!

[He seems delighted about that, somehow]

[evaluative]

Would you say, from what you were able to count, that the amounts were similar?

[ mostly interested in how much the raw materials here win/fail ]

[creepmoar]

From what I saw, there were more dead bodies not in uniforms than those in uniforms.

Does that help?

[Someone not being specific... he also has incomplete data]

[evaluative]

By which you mean, the uniforms of that neighboring area? I had expected an outcome of that sort, if that is the case.

[ prefers specificity in others, though he almost makes a habit of being unclear himself at times. ]

[creepmoar]

Yes, precisely what I meant.

It doesn't seem fair if people here are to be revived, don't you think?

[evaluative]

Sometimes, experiments do not go as planned-- certain variables may appear that cause things to go awry. In those cases, it may be preferable to try again, to see if there may be a different outcome.

[creepmoar]

Hm hm hm.

So, I suppose they'll be returning sometime too...

I hope it'll prove to be more entertaining when that day comes.

[evaluative]

One can only hope the raw materials here fare better.

[creepmoar]

I wonder what they'll do next...

[evaluative]

One can only watch and find out.