Winchester/Fairfield Expedition - The Town of Fairfield

[winfield]

[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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Comments

[hard_talker]

[he thinks back to what Dr. Brewer told him about the virus at Draconis since yes this is totally post interview right? right]

Maybe somehow they knew you came from the castle with the virus, and thought you'd be sick and easier to pick off...

[hotdate]

[Totally is]

...Dude that is the least comforting thing I have ever heard.

[hard_talker]

Sorry, I just ... [after what he's learned about Libet, he's feeling inclined to think everything in this world is out to screw them]

Maybe I watched too many National Geographic specials or somethin'.

[hotdate]

[Pretty much. Sure is swell living in Nostos]

National... isn't that a Normie show about science and stuff? I remember a friend of mine moaning about it. [Literally. Moaning about it, this is what happens when one of your friends is a zombie] She said it missed a lot of key points about...something something, I kind of stopped paying attention after a while.

[hard_talker]

It is, yeah. ... I never really thought it was really missin' much, but then again, I mostly watched it as a kid, because it was the only thing on that time'a night that my parents could find that I was able to watch at that age, and they didn't wanna gag themselves over.

[hotdate]

Sounds like it was a conspiracy theory to make you learn stuff while pretending they were letting you watch TV, dude.

[hard_talker]

Oh, shit, yeah. Totally. I called 'em on it a couple years ago, they didn't deny it. 'Least my Dad didn't, he laughed like hell. I told 'em it was okay, I didn't mind, 'cuz the animals were still pretty cool.

[hotdate]

I guess so. I don't know, man. I'd feel pretty parent-trayed at that point.

[hard_talker]

Nah, the big one was when they told me Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny weren't real, which -

[he snorted, amused]

Shows what they really know.

[hotdate]

[He chuckles giving a shrug] If there's anything I've learned, it's that absolutely anything can exist.