Noah's Ark. Not the story I would have imagined the deities to have chosen, but I suppose I can see the appeal of it. I'm certain there would be less drastic methods, however. If one intended to decrease the population why leave it to this?

Or was the intention to be cruel?

I suppose this isn't the most inconvenient thing the City's decided to offer in the long run. Nonetheless, I can't claim to be amused all the same. It will be tolerable, yes, but highly inconvenient as far a social interaction goes.

((Cursed with What's In A Name, leaving him quite literally the Silent Hero.))

If it was your intent to increase goodwill, then well-done, City. You've managed to create insincerity out of disdain.

Not quite what I had expected to see from the City today. But it's certainly not uninteresting. More crowded than I would care for, but not entirely uninteresting.

Thus ends a month full of trials and tribulations. An unsettling turn of events, but perhaps little more than what could be considered 'normal' in a place such as this. Yet I wonder... what will occur in the month to come?