Lucas (
a_gentle_boy) wrote2010-10-21 01:46 pm
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Twenty-First PSI
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[The voice that speaks into the phone is strangely calm. After having suffered a severe shock and half-believing he had been transported back to Westport, Lucas wisely decided to remain at home.]
Please listen, everyone. There are some things you should know about these people.
We called them the hazmat men when they first showed up in Westport. They started off pretty slow and they weren't much of a threat, but as the days passed, they became much faster, stronger, and smarter. I don't know how they'll behave now, but to be on the safe side, you should assume that they're at full power.
If you have to fight them, you should know that there's nothing underneath the suits. Blunt force won't do anything and they won't react to getting hit. What you need to do to break through -- stabbing or piercing or shooting works. When the suit is opened, they release a lot of poison gas that can kill you if you're too close. If you touch them or if you inhale any of it, the chemicals will burn you badly. Some people died from the gas alone.
They attack with axes and they carry gas sprays with them. Don't let them touch you. The best thing to do if they're chasing you is to run. They're not too fast.
[The voice that speaks into the phone is strangely calm. After having suffered a severe shock and half-believing he had been transported back to Westport, Lucas wisely decided to remain at home.]
Please listen, everyone. There are some things you should know about these people.
We called them the hazmat men when they first showed up in Westport. They started off pretty slow and they weren't much of a threat, but as the days passed, they became much faster, stronger, and smarter. I don't know how they'll behave now, but to be on the safe side, you should assume that they're at full power.
If you have to fight them, you should know that there's nothing underneath the suits. Blunt force won't do anything and they won't react to getting hit. What you need to do to break through -- stabbing or piercing or shooting works. When the suit is opened, they release a lot of poison gas that can kill you if you're too close. If you touch them or if you inhale any of it, the chemicals will burn you badly. Some people died from the gas alone.
They attack with axes and they carry gas sprays with them. Don't let them touch you. The best thing to do if they're chasing you is to run. They're not too fast.
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how are you holding up?
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I'm alright. . . . We'll get through this.
[Even if . . . he wasn't here anymore.]
There's been worse.
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Thanks.
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You're welcome.
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[A flash of memory -- Lucas, Kororo, and Flora fleeing from the radio, despairing of escape when England's shots had rang out.]
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[Not that he'd stand much of a chance if he ever did face those things, he thinks.]
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[This voice is vaguely familiar. As is the tilde.]
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. . . Luke. Make sure you're careful . . .
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[Coming from the boy who just finished an angstfest of large proportions, this is perhaps a hollow sentiment. However, the confidence with which he speaks rings true. It appears that the greater the degree of danger he is in, the more strongly Lucas responds.]
We're all together this time. We've got places to stay. Even if they do attack . . . we know how to react.
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[The boy seems to have recovered from his terrible depression of only a few days ago. The discovery of what the Netherlands had left behind, the danger that they had been thrust into, the knowledge that his skills could be needed . . . Lucas had nearly returned to his former self again. The worse things were, the more strength he exuded.]
People will need someone to help them if they get hurt.
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Thank you for telling us this, young man.
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Thanks for the info kid.
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