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Winchester/Fairfield Expedition - The Town of Fairfield
[You saw the towns some time ago, but it still took a good couple hours of treading past the farmland around it before you actually reached it. They have a distinctly "old western" type of feel to them, with their dusty, unpaved dirt roads and the collection of buildings-- most of them obviously wooden-- sitting side-by-side along either side of the road.
More observant residents may notice that the nearer they come to the town, the more people that look up and notice, and subsequently hurry off or head inside. And even if you didn't notice it as you closed in, it sure becomes apparent once you step under the archway of the town; there's no one around. The tumbleweed that rolls by almost seems to be mocking the residents.
Another thing that becomes apparent is the state of the town. Besides having gone eerily quiet, some of the buildings have been wrecked. There are gouges in the wood, where it hasn't been punched through or torn apart. Rails are broken, and a few of them even have damaged or missing doors.
Are they too late?]
DR. BREWER | HEATH | RECONSTRUCTION
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More observant residents may notice that the nearer they come to the town, the more people that look up and notice, and subsequently hurry off or head inside. And even if you didn't notice it as you closed in, it sure becomes apparent once you step under the archway of the town; there's no one around. The tumbleweed that rolls by almost seems to be mocking the residents.
Another thing that becomes apparent is the state of the town. Besides having gone eerily quiet, some of the buildings have been wrecked. There are gouges in the wood, where it hasn't been punched through or torn apart. Rails are broken, and a few of them even have damaged or missing doors.
Are they too late?]
DR. BREWER | HEATH | RECONSTRUCTION
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I'm sorry about your friend, I wish I had some answer about her for you.
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[he pats the boombox] Dr. Brewer, I'm not tryin' to be rude or anything, but. You mind if I record this?
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Tat wouldn't be a problem, so long as you don't ask me to sing.
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[get in out of the sun? maybe? before he has his own roast, minus the Comedy Central special?]
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[he rolls his eyes as he follows the good doctor toward the building. sure, he knows the dinosaur did it, but he still can't help but wonder if someone else pointed it in that direction For Reasons]
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It's good to know you're close. Maybe we can set up something really good here.
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[he lets Dr. Brewer lead the way into the building, then starts looking for a good place to set up]
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Really? Not much contact with the others outside of Nancy's crew, huh?
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[he sets up the tape recorder, and starts unwrapping a fresh tape] You haven't heard from her, either, I take it ...
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[popping the tape into the deck, he gets comfortable at one of the tables and starts while Brewer does the same]
This is Mark Hunter, here in Fairfield with Dr. Brewer, September 3rd, Year ... Six? Screw it. I'll label the tape when I get back and can check. Anyway. We've come out to the town in answer to a distress call sent via radio, and the good Doc here was cool enough to let me interview him. [he clears his throat]
Thanks for doing this, Dr. Brewer. And I'm just gonna say right now that if there's anythin' you feel like you can't answer in the interest of the safety of the people you're with, you don't hafta. I'm not gonna be a jackass about it.
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It's not a problem, Mr. Hunter. I've got nothing I need to hide.
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[He leans forward, steepling his hands together and letting out a slow breath]
For what I managed to determine, Draconis fed on its residents in a different way to Paradisa. Where your castle feeds on you constantly, it seems Draconis lets its resident number raise to a high level, before releasing the virus. lot of people died, or succumbed to the virus, it seems that's when the castle fed. En masse, like a python eating an antelope. After such a big meal, all it needed to do was bide its time, let it's resident number grow again before repeating the process.
[He moves to sit back in his seat] I think we might be the first people to escape out of that, and we lost so many of our residents to that in the process.
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[the words die in his mouth. "because it had been so good to them". his eyes widen]
So that was ... it was on purpose. It wanted them to use it up like that. Like ... like some crazy suicide pact. [he chokes on the words, feeling ill. to him, something like that is even worse than what happened at Draconis, or what Paradisa does to them]
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[as he speaks, he's flipping through his journal, looking at what it picked up of others' conversations. he doesn't want to be repetitive, after all.]
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[he sighs. Dr. Brewer and Eleven probably would have talked about everything until the cows come home, and it's moments like this, the big moments of discovery where he's reminded of just how much is OUT there, that he misses his old friend the most. it's almost like a phantom limb pain for a second heart he doesn't have. but he's not about to change the subject and say how much they would have gotten along, as much as he wishes he could. they may not have much time, and he doesn't know how long the crystals will keep his precious boombox going - oh hey, there's a thought]
Have you seen these before?
[he turns the radio around briefly so that Brewer can see the crystals wired to the back]
Lente said something about a "mother crystal" they could get charged off of...
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