[Locked to Tay, Torchwood Command, Vincent]
{OOC: Backdated to very, very early on Livestock Day}
I've spoken with a Temeluchus who has some access to used cars. He's being so kind as to strip down several of the older models and fit them with some sort of towing apparati; with the Behemoths and some of the larger Shapeshifters volunteering, we may have a few more working carts capable of transporting people around the city. I've also spoken to one of the supernatural organizers of the Chicago Critical Mass; she's said that bicycle carts should also be available. I think it would be prudent to organize transit routes.
Has anyone put out a call to Riftcomers capable of teleportation or related abilities?
As another concern, we seem to be doing well getting the word out through the Supernatural community, but what of the Mundane? On a level of cold pragmatics, the JCC Auditorium is not large enough to contain every first-born child in Chicago; even with the non-Mundanes, I imagine it will be quite solidly packed. But to simply abandon them to their fate would vindicate a good deal of what the CLF attributed to the Supernatural community in general.
One of the few things we seem to have some surplus of is lamb's blood. Our Conjurers seem to have quite a network; over the past few days I've had more come in than I had solicited, and they've been working to the best of their abilities to bring in lambs. We're developing quite a collection, though if they do fall ill today, we may have to begin slaughtering them immediately. Their charity in stretching their own limits may give us the resources to save more than our own community.
If the Plagues continue in order, today is a plague upon livestock and tomorrow, a plague of boils. Compared to many of the last Plagues, as well as the upcoming, these may be the safest two days to send out heralds and messengers. Going neighborhood to neighborhood shouting down the streets that lambs will be made available to community organizers may not be the most orthodox of options, and to be honest I'd be somewhat concerned that we'd start a run on lambs' blood, but it may be the best of our options.
I've spoken with a Temeluchus who has some access to used cars. He's being so kind as to strip down several of the older models and fit them with some sort of towing apparati; with the Behemoths and some of the larger Shapeshifters volunteering, we may have a few more working carts capable of transporting people around the city. I've also spoken to one of the supernatural organizers of the Chicago Critical Mass; she's said that bicycle carts should also be available. I think it would be prudent to organize transit routes.
Has anyone put out a call to Riftcomers capable of teleportation or related abilities?
As another concern, we seem to be doing well getting the word out through the Supernatural community, but what of the Mundane? On a level of cold pragmatics, the JCC Auditorium is not large enough to contain every first-born child in Chicago; even with the non-Mundanes, I imagine it will be quite solidly packed. But to simply abandon them to their fate would vindicate a good deal of what the CLF attributed to the Supernatural community in general.
One of the few things we seem to have some surplus of is lamb's blood. Our Conjurers seem to have quite a network; over the past few days I've had more come in than I had solicited, and they've been working to the best of their abilities to bring in lambs. We're developing quite a collection, though if they do fall ill today, we may have to begin slaughtering them immediately. Their charity in stretching their own limits may give us the resources to save more than our own community.
If the Plagues continue in order, today is a plague upon livestock and tomorrow, a plague of boils. Compared to many of the last Plagues, as well as the upcoming, these may be the safest two days to send out heralds and messengers. Going neighborhood to neighborhood shouting down the streets that lambs will be made available to community organizers may not be the most orthodox of options, and to be honest I'd be somewhat concerned that we'd start a run on lambs' blood, but it may be the best of our options.