January 18, 2010 - Monday
Death City Times
EUROPE SAFE ANOTHER DAY
Several of European cities underwent attack from kishin eggs yesterday in what Shibusen has stated to be a massive effort by the Witches to spread madness in continental Europe, this following an investigation that revealed Madness Wavelength devices present in Florence, Vienna, Frankfurt, and Prague.
“The emitters have been disabled,” Deathscythe Tzar Pushka said following an interview of Shibusen Frankfurt. He and Deathscythe Spirit Albarn were on the scene to monitor the clean up and any witch activity. “These emitters caused the people within its radius to be affected by Madness, which changed many to kishin eggs. Sadly, we cannot do anything about those truly corrupted except to eliminate them, but we are hopeful that the rest will recover from their ordeal.”
Deathscythe Albarn, sporting a vibrant blue scarf, also gave his remarks. “Shibusen’s new agents -- you call them guests -- were great. They reacted fast and came immediately. We would have lost more people otherwise. The militia and soldiers were awesome, too! They were really brave. I’m glad to have seen them in action.”
Shibusen cautions against the possible presence of other emitters within the continent and elsewhere. These emitters are capable of spreading Madness Wavelength for miles, with devastating effects on civilians. Florence, Vienna, Frankfurt and Prague suffered four hundred in casualties, with hundreds more injured. Shibusen estimates that at least one hundred and twenty people turned to kishin eggs that day, a number that hasn’t been seen in Europe since the last world war.
The European Union also expressed their thanks to Shibusen’s quick action, and promises to reward the soldiers and militia who assisted the cities in their time of need.
Florence, Frankfurt, Prague and Vienna all sound like such exotic locations, don't they? Look alive there, mission-goers. The European Union's opinion of Shibusen is starting to improve. If you get hurt, drag your butts back to the clinic before you bleed all over the diplomats.
Temperatures for today will be 55/48F (13C/9C).
The February application isn't too far away now, and once again the call for beta-readers has been put up. They were a really great help in the last cycle, so do please check the reserves page and consider volunteering!]
EUROPE SAFE ANOTHER DAY
Several of European cities underwent attack from kishin eggs yesterday in what Shibusen has stated to be a massive effort by the Witches to spread madness in continental Europe, this following an investigation that revealed Madness Wavelength devices present in Florence, Vienna, Frankfurt, and Prague.
“The emitters have been disabled,” Deathscythe Tzar Pushka said following an interview of Shibusen Frankfurt. He and Deathscythe Spirit Albarn were on the scene to monitor the clean up and any witch activity. “These emitters caused the people within its radius to be affected by Madness, which changed many to kishin eggs. Sadly, we cannot do anything about those truly corrupted except to eliminate them, but we are hopeful that the rest will recover from their ordeal.”
Deathscythe Albarn, sporting a vibrant blue scarf, also gave his remarks. “Shibusen’s new agents -- you call them guests -- were great. They reacted fast and came immediately. We would have lost more people otherwise. The militia and soldiers were awesome, too! They were really brave. I’m glad to have seen them in action.”
Shibusen cautions against the possible presence of other emitters within the continent and elsewhere. These emitters are capable of spreading Madness Wavelength for miles, with devastating effects on civilians. Florence, Vienna, Frankfurt and Prague suffered four hundred in casualties, with hundreds more injured. Shibusen estimates that at least one hundred and twenty people turned to kishin eggs that day, a number that hasn’t been seen in Europe since the last world war.
The European Union also expressed their thanks to Shibusen’s quick action, and promises to reward the soldiers and militia who assisted the cities in their time of need.
Florence, Frankfurt, Prague and Vienna all sound like such exotic locations, don't they? Look alive there, mission-goers. The European Union's opinion of Shibusen is starting to improve. If you get hurt, drag your butts back to the clinic before you bleed all over the diplomats.
Temperatures for today will be 55/48F (13C/9C).
The February application isn't too far away now, and once again the call for beta-readers has been put up. They were a really great help in the last cycle, so do please check the reserves page and consider volunteering!]