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WEEPING AT THE SWAMP
[EPILOUGE, this is a foundation for the rest of the roleplay]
When I was traversing by myself at the coast of Manhattan, Tribeca, I could hear several that night. I recall, it was a foggy night of 1916. Just below 10 degrees Celsius, I wore a very warm coat just to keep myself from-freezing that cold winter night. I was on night shift that day, began at 19:00-some PM. Arrived cold. The office was dimly lit by a very small candle, the air conditioner failing to do it's job. I got out, and there and then, the unexplainably incomprehensible sounds coming from the fogs. I would investigate, but it is coming from the other side of the island.
When I went to the airstrip, there were six and half a dozen planes. I made my way north, entering a recently bankrupt motel. Noone was working. The chilling ambiance sent shivers down my spine. To the south, there was the swamp coast, If I recall correctly, I remember there being a very small cave that spanned all the way a quarter of the size of Tribeca.
I asked one of the officers there, 2 in total.
"Do you know where I can fix the air conditionere? I'm freezing, even with this coat on. - I said, still shivering, when I spoke, a foggy mist came from my mouth just to show how cold it was.
"Negative." - The officer said bluntly.
I nodded and took a leave westsouth, where the fog was most visible. I could barely see myself.
...20:37 PM. I heard it again. This time from the radiowaves when I was monitoring the cameras by myself on the office.
[EPILOUGE, this is a foundation for the rest of the roleplay]
When I was traversing by myself at the coast of Manhattan, Tribeca, I could hear several that night. I recall, it was a foggy night of 1916. Just below 10 degrees Celsius, I wore a very warm coat just to keep myself from-freezing that cold winter night. I was on night shift that day, began at 19:00-some PM. Arrived cold. The office was dimly lit by a very small candle, the air conditioner failing to do it's job. I got out, and there and then, the unexplainably incomprehensible sounds coming from the fogs. I would investigate, but it is coming from the other side of the island.
When I went to the airstrip, there were six and half a dozen planes. I made my way north, entering a recently bankrupt motel. Noone was working. The chilling ambiance sent shivers down my spine. To the south, there was the swamp coast, If I recall correctly, I remember there being a very small cave that spanned all the way a quarter of the size of Tribeca.
I asked one of the officers there, 2 in total.
"Do you know where I can fix the air conditionere? I'm freezing, even with this coat on. - I said, still shivering, when I spoke, a foggy mist came from my mouth just to show how cold it was.
"Negative." - The officer said bluntly.
I nodded and took a leave westsouth, where the fog was most visible. I could barely see myself.
...20:37 PM. I heard it again. This time from the radiowaves when I was monitoring the cameras by myself on the office.