I refuse to accept this. We have experienced too much in this world for this island to be a lie.

Dresden, sir. I request a meeting with you and your apprentice as soon as possible. I trust you know the subject.

I realize many of us are shaken by the loss of people important to us. The situation has always been trying here, even during the most peaceful of times. Though it may be difficult, and now more than ever, I truly hope that we are all able to remain optimistic. This city cannot and will not break us.

Be safe and be well, my friends.

I barely considered that I may be able to see Spiritia again soon. She may, for all I know, be a trip across the river away. Our homes may lie there. Our friends. For those of us who do not have our friends from home here with us.

And yet. If our time here is truly near its end, many of us -- I daresay most of us -- may soon not be able to see ( Read more... )

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Congratulations, Axel.

Seymour, I have found several people who can analyze the parasites. Meet me at Trinity Church. We will need to bring them to the physics building at New York University. The weather may not have been kind to them, but if you have grown accustomed to the smell of dead fish, I doubt the stench will be too overwhelming.

Never a moment's rest.

I was going to comment that we are not alone -- regarding that mysterious message, of course -- but the far more tangible threat of the creature has made my point far more readily.

Would anyone care to accompany me to the Trinity Church area? If you are able to bear a load and are willing to dirty your hands, that would be

Much has happened recently. I am willing to admit that most of it is beyond my comprehension, but perhaps this is what our mysterious graffiti artists meant when they mentioned not to trust the neighbors. And speaking thereof, have any significant efforts been made to locate these vandals? If not, I would like to propose exactly that, though I am ( Read more... )