Escape 015
[Voice Post]
[As the recording switches on, the Network at large is treated to the melodious sound of Rudy's voice; as usual, he sounds utterly bored, verging on monotonous, with just a hint of his usual dry sarcasm.]
Oh, boy, a power outage. Just what I always wanted. Again.
Reusing natural disasters is highly unprofessional, you know. Especially when there are so many other marvellous ones to choose from. Like a flood. Or a forest fire. Or a meteor crashing to earth. This lack of creativity reflects poorly on the--
[He abruptly falls silent, and remains that way for roughly a minute; however, though he's not speaking, the sounds of rustling fabric and quiet footsteps are audible if one listens closely. When he finally does speak again, there is a note of terse urgency in his tone.]
Mike. Get in here. Now.
[Pause.]
Bring a bat.
[And the feed ends.]
[As the recording switches on, the Network at large is treated to the melodious sound of Rudy's voice; as usual, he sounds utterly bored, verging on monotonous, with just a hint of his usual dry sarcasm.]
Oh, boy, a power outage. Just what I always wanted. Again.
Reusing natural disasters is highly unprofessional, you know. Especially when there are so many other marvellous ones to choose from. Like a flood. Or a forest fire. Or a meteor crashing to earth. This lack of creativity reflects poorly on the--
[He abruptly falls silent, and remains that way for roughly a minute; however, though he's not speaking, the sounds of rustling fabric and quiet footsteps are audible if one listens closely. When he finally does speak again, there is a note of terse urgency in his tone.]
Mike. Get in here. Now.
[Pause.]
Bring a bat.
[And the feed ends.]