Masks of Nyarlathotep: Chapter 1.5 (New York City)

"Ah, Britain, my old stomping grounds," William says with a broad grin. Then he turns grim. "But you're right about fearing for our safety, Miriam. I've half a mind to phone Madelyn and have her go to her parents' in Philadelphia. Where is your telephone, Father? If I may use it, of course."
 

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"Britty-tain sssoundss good to mee." Jack says, trying not to slur and not really sure what they are talking about anymore, almost, but not quite, having forgotten the creatures from earlier this evening. "God sssave tha Queen!" He toasts and knocks back another gulp of spirits.
 

"I think that we should go soon, but we need to see what happens with Lt. Poole first, don't we?", Charles asks, sipping his lemonaide...
 

"Of course I want to see how Lt. Poole is doing, I'm just saying we need to make arrangements as soon as we can. Heavens, I hope we can get passage on such short notice... Let me find out," Miriam says, standing up, and going to the phone again. She intends to find out which ships are leaving for London, their price, their disembarking and arrival times. Since Mr. Kensington agreed to foot the bill price is... well... not much of an object.
 

"An excellent idea, Miriam, masbut. We should look at the first ships leaving from among the ports of Boston, Philadelphia and New York, since an easy train ride is worth leaving a few days faster. We'll check on Poole up until our ship is ready to leave, but after that...well, there is little we can do for him now anyway. Until that time, I think groups of at least three should accompany each of us when we go to pack for the journey and settle our affairs, and we should phone in regularly, either here to the church or perhaps to Kensington's office to keep each other confident of our safety. Someone mentioned that before, I think, and I'm sorry we didn't listen.

"Maybe we should additionally reserve berths to some other destination, Brazil for example, later in the week, to hide our movements even further..." Jibril talks for a little while longer on other, increasingly elaborate ways to protect themselves, then stops himself, realizing that he's probably going a bit overboard, and probably needs to sleep, and maybe to paint a while, in order to calm down from his fright before. "Well, I'm just saying we need to be careful, in addition to getting out of here quickly. Sorry." He drinks his water, and looks down, purposefully not thinking about the zombies.
 

Charles raises his hand, in reference to the "someone made this comment earlier"-comment. "That...that would have been me. Further, I think that we should take some measures to hide our passage - after all we've seen and experienced - I think it would be folly not to do so!"
 

OOC: It is nearly 10 o'clock at night and none of the shipping offices would be open at this hour. Unless you have any thing more to talk about, we can go to the next day. Tell me what your character is doing the next day.


Jack- You have a nasty bruise on your shoulder from where the zombie hit you. (you are currently at 13 h.p. Your max h.p. is 20. )
 
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ooc: I propose two groups again. One visits Poole at the hospital and gets updates re:Juju House case, the other handles travel arrangements. Both groups visit the homes of each of their members for packing, etc. We should hire cars for the day, if no one in the group owns one. Jack could be in the group tha visits Poole, so that he can get his wound checkd out of needs be at the same time. Each group calls in (to Kensington? Father Paul?) with it's location, next destination and a general status report every hour. Anything else we ned to accomplish before leaving NY?
 

OOC: Just a idea. It might be a good idea to go over "Why" you are going to London. It might reinforce in your minds what has happened and what you are trying to do.
 


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