Good. And you know about the creature that came before you.
[ Fitz knows that Markus is observant, so he pushes onward, recapping the following for the sake of his own twisted and half-stuttered theories. ]
On June 27, earthquakes preceded the creature's arrival. I thought it was just the footfalls of its approach, but now I'm not sure. I looked into the seismic activity on this planet, just on a hunch. The incident with the creatures marks the second in the last year. In September 2510, the seismic event in question hit a number of large megacities, including New Amsterdam, New Oslo, and New Venice. What's more, there were power outages across all the cities, despite the disparity in their locations. That doesn't make sense. No engineer worth their salt can sign off on that as a coincidence, without infrastructure coming forward and identifying a flaw in all of the city's systems. It's 2511, for Christ's sake.
Both quakes are currently deemed as unusual, lacking precursors when the technology exists here to predict all other seismic activity.
[ The threads may seem disparate — and they are — but Fitz means to tie them together. ]
The earth was rattling long before we got here. Well, before we awoke.
[ Which Fitz reckons means something — and wants to hear Markus' opinion on, among other potential directions. ]
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And you know about the creature that came before you.
[ Fitz knows that Markus is observant, so he pushes onward, recapping the following for the sake of his own twisted and half-stuttered theories. ]
On June 27, earthquakes preceded the creature's arrival. I thought it was just the footfalls of its approach, but now I'm not sure.
I looked into the seismic activity on this planet, just on a hunch. The incident with the creatures marks the second in the last year.
In September 2510, the seismic event in question hit a number of large megacities, including New Amsterdam, New Oslo, and New Venice. What's more, there were power outages across all the cities, despite the disparity in their locations. That doesn't make sense. No engineer worth their salt can sign off on that as a coincidence, without infrastructure coming forward and identifying a flaw in all of the city's systems. It's 2511, for Christ's sake.
Both quakes are currently deemed as unusual, lacking precursors when the technology exists here to predict all other seismic activity.
[ The threads may seem disparate — and they are — but Fitz means to tie them together. ]
The earth was rattling long before we got here. Well, before we awoke.
[ Which Fitz reckons means something — and wants to hear Markus' opinion on, among other potential directions. ]