text; anonymous

[gradenine]

oh yeah heads up
ive heard from certain people who committed this themselves and
apparently if you kill someone here
you get your memories wiped of the incident altogether
not sure why they'd go out of their way to do that here but they do this sort of thing where im from all the time so im very used to seeing it
probably can't say the same for other people from other worlds so you guys have to educate me on that

so uhh
im not saying you should or shouldn't kill altogether
im not your mom
but just keep that in mind the next time you got some kinda murderous urge or something
the reason why im anonymous right now is bc i don't wanna reveal who did that in the first place
it might lead to some awkward icebreakers on their part
also i wouldn't lie about something like this if anyone's wondering bc i got no time to waste on leading people on

but this is probably the worst thing any newcomer would wanna see, huh
whoops
well... welcome to this city, i guess

( ooc: feel free to threadjack and craft theories! kromer/@gripper will also be answering questions about things she knows as a victim as well. )

Comments

[fossick]

It was best that you share this information rather than keep it to yourself, besides. [Because it informed hIM, he doesn't care terribly about everyone else and their reactions regarding someone dying, what a mess.] Even if you might've sparked a few rounds of paranoia between us.

[But that's fine, right. As for the rest, gods, he doesn't even know which bit to pick apart first.]

Every world with a "corporation" has thus far seemed utterly unappealing. Is it "normal" to die because there is constant war, or something else?

[gradenine]

well there was a war back then and
yeah
it's part of that
corporations wouldn't hesitate to use human lives for the sake of making more money
and the ones who are trying to get by with what little they have are also getting killed by their own peers for more money
and also our world is just dangerous all around
with certain monsters lurking outside the walls or even around the corner

it sorta brings about the topic on whether humans or monsters themselves are the bigger danger here

[fossick]

[Well. Highly unpleasant. But it simply reads as those in power doing what they can do keep that power -- in this case, money. So. Not surprising, as some traits remain universal.]

Are the monsters wholly animalistic? Working only on instinct? Then I suspect you might call the humans more of a threat, from what you've described me.

[gradenine]

mhm
exactly

and right now with the weird lack of animals in this place
we can blame on what happened to the perpetrator and victim as human nature

[fossick]

Human nature is not so departed from nature as a whole. We act as though were are different in kind, but in many ways, that is just foolishness.

That said, prepare yourself for future instances of this repeating itself.

[smashcut to future don..]

Beasts are sure to go for each other's throats with time and enough desperation.

[gradenine]

[ fly high, don... ]

mm i got no arguments there
you speaking from experience?

[fossick]

In that I have seen nature annihilate men who think they are better or beyond it, yes. How quick individuals are to abandon each other when truly struck by fear or desperation.

[So... sort of.]

My world has a monster or two, as well.