"Necessary Evil" IC

[Thanee]

Sorceress

The Sorceress nods to the words. “I agree. Also, they are nearby.”

 

[Walking Dad]

The living quarters are nearly abandoned. Nearly, as you find piles of clothes here and there on the floor...

 

[jkason]

Ben O'hare, Brick

Ben frowns.

"I'm not liking this. Seems a bit too much like finding ash marks. Commissary seems like the next place folks might gather, yes? I figure we check there before heading to the lab?"

 

[Thanee]

Sorceress

“I would say we check the rooms, one by one, as we come past them. This place isn't huge, after all.”

 

[Jemal]

Siren growls in frustration "Still nothing but static, I really don't like this." She sighs and moves towards the clothing, looking for anything else out of the ordinary about them.. Signs of struggle, burn marks/holes in them, little piles of ash...

 

[Walking Dad]

It isn't so much static as Siren can still 'feel' her companions. But there is also something else she cannot fully determine.

OOC: VV is back. I will wait until he chimes in before advancing.

 

[Voda Vosa]

"I do not know about these new ways of organizing troops. Choose a destination, I shall destroy all opposition." Declares Helis

 

[Walking Dad]

There are some signs of struggle on the clothes, but the most obvious trait is how clean they are. Like someone removed any organic residues...

You don't find any more evidence until you come closer to the laboratory...

OOC: sorry if this seem repetitive, but I could not think of a better place to put this into the storyline. Next installments will be more roleplaying and NPC heavy.

 

[jkason]

Ben O'hare, Brick

"Okay, definitely stinking of ash marks. I'm starting to wonder if this was a good idea..." Ben whispers as they realize there is no organic material to be found...

 

[Thanee]

Sorceress

“Well, the one thing this shows us is, that we are probably too late. But since we are here, now, we could as well see this through. Who knows what we will find. Of course, it can... it will be dangerous. But where there is no risk, there is no reward.”