Day 54; Blog

[berceusedefou]

'The Eagle gave one look at the arrow that had entered his heart and saw in that single glance that the shaft had been furnished with one of his own plumes. "Alas," he exclaimed, "that I should perish by an arrow feathered from my own wings!"'It seems that everyone has taken notice of a few key things: The housekeepers, the fog, the bodies along

Comments

[vectornake]

Agreed. There's no point of becoming easy pray for these creatures. The houses have food, water. It may not be the most entertaining, but it is better than attempting heroics.

[berceusedefou]

If one wants for entertainment and is easily amused, there are televisions in the house.

Even if one must suffer droll boredom it is unmistakably a better option than scurrying about like terrified vermin.

[vectornake]

I'd rather avoid my brains turning to mush.

As for the others, they're bound to come to their senses. They've lived this long with all the town's threats, haven't they?

[morbigenous]

"We often give our enemies the means for our own destruction."

Aesop is a little juvenile, but I suppose the point is made. As for your roof, it did not get fixed with everyone else's?

[berceusedefou]

I don't expect the citizenry to understand literature much higher than simple fables, and I certainly don't trust the reconstruction of a house when preformed by the undead.

[coffeecoffeetea]

Good for you. I was about to recommend everyone else do that as well.

I hate it when people panic.

[berceusedefou]

It depends on how and why they're panicking, really.

[coffeecoffeetea]

Bomb threats, terrorist threats, a gun in someone's hand, a bank robbery, a normal robbery, graffiti, something else as meaningless as the last one... Panic in general is troublesome.

[theotokos]

Of course it's smarter to stay inside.