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[private; very difficult to hack]
Memo I - Discedo
March 30, year unknown
• Situation = Abducted by scientists (aliens?) and brought to post-apocalyptic city. Reasons unknown. Experimentation? Repopulation? (Both?) Scientists responsible rarely make appearances, so asking them directly is out of the question. I've counted up all of the frequencies available on the communicator, and assuming each resident has an assigned frequency, the population is around 345. Was everyone brought here in the same fashion?
Six days, and it does not appear I will be going anywhere soon. Therefore, I will report the observations made during my stay.
I have been informed that I am, in fact, currently located on an extra-terrestrial body, but this planet--whatever planet that may be--is indeed very Earthlike nonetheless. Time seems to coincide exactly with Earth time (the clock and the 12-month calendar); perhaps seasons follow as well? The name of the city itself, Discedo, I believe is of Latin origin, though it's meaning alludes me. The street signs are written in both English and Greek, and whilst beginning familiarizing myself with my surroundings, passed a Catholic church located on Marshall street. The biggest difference I've noticed so far are the moons and their cycles. This is merely touching the subject; however, there is little need to further touch the subject; astronomy is not my feild of interest.
I have not seen any signs of las Plagas or Los Illuminados. Definitely a plus, though Discedo is not without its fair share of problems. I will further report on the creatures inhabiting Discedo later on as I've been lucky and managed to avoid running into trouble for the most part I gather more information.
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[he switches to voice]
... So is there anything to do for entertainment besides running around like headless chickens while some babosos go around shooting at one another?
Memo I - Discedo
March 30, year unknown
• Situation = Abducted by scientists (aliens?) and brought to post-apocalyptic city. Reasons unknown. Experimentation? Repopulation? (Both?) Scientists responsible rarely make appearances, so asking them directly is out of the question. I've counted up all of the frequencies available on the communicator, and assuming each resident has an assigned frequency, the population is around 345. Was everyone brought here in the same fashion?
Six days, and it does not appear I will be going anywhere soon. Therefore, I will report the observations made during my stay.
I have been informed that I am, in fact, currently located on an extra-terrestrial body, but this planet--whatever planet that may be--is indeed very Earthlike nonetheless. Time seems to coincide exactly with Earth time (the clock and the 12-month calendar); perhaps seasons follow as well? The name of the city itself, Discedo, I believe is of Latin origin, though it's meaning alludes me. The street signs are written in both English and Greek, and whilst beginning familiarizing myself with my surroundings, passed a Catholic church located on Marshall street. The biggest difference I've noticed so far are the moons and their cycles. This is merely touching the subject; however, there is little need to further touch the subject; astronomy is not my feild of interest.
I have not seen any signs of las Plagas or Los Illuminados. Definitely a plus, though Discedo is not without its fair share of problems. I will further report on the creatures inhabiting Discedo later on as I've been lucky and managed to avoid running into trouble for the most part I gather more information.
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[he switches to voice]
... So is there anything to do for entertainment besides running around like headless chickens while some babosos go around shooting at one another?