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kissfortune) wrote2020-12-06 11:34 am
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[Come to think of it, he didn't know much more than that.] Do you know anything else about it? I thought that fog was caused by an earthquake.
[At least, that's what it had felt like.]
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[But she's one of the only who knew (or thought) it lived-- with how it writhed and how it seemed to stretch for her as she ran, ran into the cars told them to drive swung through the trees dived off the cliffs. She's the mouse, and even though she manages to get out of the cat's grasp, she's still on the lower rung of the food chain.]
The mayors called for anyone who could to climb Plegia's peaks to see where the fog came from. Long story short, a mutated mess of limbs who seemed to know more than he was letting on was the one responsible for the mess.
[But she doubts Killua just wants the short story.]
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How about the long version?
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When we arrived at the mountains, there was already 'sentient', moving fog that dissolved people into nothing if they so much as touched it. They withdrew higher up the mountains when they got their fill. Think of them as extra mouths.
[As if that creature didn't have a lot already.]
Despite looking like such a mess, the monster we met at the top seemed capable of communication. I tried to reason with it, but in the end, we opted to fight instead. He had complete control over the limbs that mutated out of us. That made the confrontation quite a lot more challenging. We couldn't get much out of it before it tried eating all of us.
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...Did you kill it? [Following up that befuddlement with earnest curiosity, he has a lot of things to ask, but knowing if the thing was dead or not was probably first and foremost.]
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That's right. With all the blood and gore that came with it! Absolutely mortifying. I'll never volunteer for that again.
[She doesn't seem disturbed, though. Only annoyed.] And we did. ...At least, I suppose we did.
['Suppose'?]
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What do you mean suppose? Don't tell me you didn't even check?!
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[look okay there was blood everywhere and stuff but. er. you know.]
I meant that with a creature like that, you don't know if they can't come back. After all, we've heard accounts of monsters like ourselves returning from death. Even if we did kill it this time, we can't presume it's gone for good.
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Well I guess we'll know for sure if any of that black fog comes back. [He doesn't sound like he's looking forward to that, though.]