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Unless anyone has any convincing objections, I was thinking I might restart science classes next week.
Anyone wishing to come is allowed, as always.
It seems more nefarious business is afoot. -
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Victim is female, about 14... Name: Mileina Vashti.
Cause of Death: Throat slit, most likely with a knife, although one was not found on the scene. Wound obscured by-
[here Ema seems to choke a little]-by bite marks. Parts of the victim appear to have been...er...eaten by some animal, maybe a dog ( Read more... ) -
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Has anyone seen Klavier? His creature is running around unchecked and I can't find him anywhere.
We should have some sort of roll call, figure out who is here and who has disappeared, then form search parties.
If that fop is just messing around I'll kill him. -
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Perhaps I should get a strange animal. It seems to be the popular thing to do ( Read more... ) -
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I forgot how much I enjoy waking up to sunshine.
Maybe now I could grow a plant or two, one that actually uses light. It could be nice to have a plant named Charley in honor of him, but I think I'd like one that flowers. Does anyone know where I might get some seeds?
Science class will restart next week, by the way. -
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I think perhaps I should get a pet. It seems everyone else has one.
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Th-that was definitely not hydrazine.
This will set my research back weeks.
About as long as it'll take me to get this out of my hair.
[[OOC: CBhaus people may have heard a small explosion. Not a big one, just a mini one. If you see Ema, she will be covered in a gooey blueish substance. If you touch it, it will stick to you as well and be very ( Read more... ) -
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...I was not done testing that water. -
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I don't know any language besides English. I took Latin in school, because Lana said that Latin would help me with science class, which it did. Most of the scientific terms for thing have their roots in Latin and Greek.
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It appears I was mistaken. Upon further investigation of the water, I have discovered that the water is not particularly cold, and therefore hypothermia is unlikely. However, warmer water is more likely to be contaminated, as it is a less hostile environment for bacterias.