The man shudders at Jema's words. "A worse place than the dead-book? This is a place worse than the dead-book... And if you think there is a problem in the manner in which we labour at the Mortuary, please pass it on to the government. I am sure they will sort things out," he says monotonly.
"We still exist as a faction and if no one else wants to work in the Mortuary, then I'll be damned if if its still Dustmen who clear up after everyone else's messes. We still exist and have a presence in the Cage... like most other factions. I saw the streets run red, I saw the premature ending of cagers' so-called lives. I saw many dustmen cut down before they could reach true death... by the Hells, I even saw Skall disappearing*. I know what the Lady said and that is why, like the rest of my allies I live now in the Negatvie Energy Plane... so please forgive me for wnating to leave from time to time. But it is no secret that those who work in the Mortuary are Dustmen. The Lady knows this as i am sure you alldo. Workers have gone missing - and that, if not important to you, is important to the high-ups."
"I have found no dark that may help us out. Now, it seems as though barmies are being snatched from their posts as well. The High-ups thing they may be related. I doubt it. I just do as I am told. I must go there at night becasue that is when the place comes alive."
"If you do not help me. I will find others who will. Excuse me for wasting your time," he says, getting up without any sign of emotion on his warped face.
[sblock=*]Skall, leader of the Dustmen disappeared during the faction war, like all the other Factols. At first many Dustmen beleived that he had found true death and left this world, but as other Factols disappeared, more pragmatic dustmen began to think that the same had happened to him, even though a few still cling on to the beleif that he has found true death and will return to show him the dark of his ways[/sblock]
