Post number #105456, ID: 4117ac
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>A security camera bursts to life and begins to record everything around it, which isn't much- its in the dead of night, and the only light source is the lamp post this particular camera appears to be connected to. >The camera swivels around for a little bit before coming to a rest. It looks like it's been unlocked- you can control the camera by entering a command, such as > left, right, up, down, and zoom.
Post number #105459, ID: 50ec9a
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>left
Post number #105460, ID: 4117ac
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>Presently the camera has stopped on a street corner. There is a Bus Stop here, including a bus sign. There are a number of large silhouettes in the background- possibly homes? A few dark forms sway side to side slightly in the distance. There is a car parked here, next to a sewer grate. There is a street crossing here. The light flickers sporadically, occasionally bathing the whole street in darkness.
Post number #105464, ID: 50ec9a
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>zoom on the forms
Post number #105470, ID: 4117ac
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>You zoom on the forms- they sway right and left, and seem to be heading in the direction of the camera, if very, very slowly. It's too dark to see any details. There are about six of them, of varying shapes and sizes.
Post number #105483, ID: 50ec9a
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Shit. -CN >zoom in on the car
Post number #105488, ID: 4117ac
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>The car sits pleasantly alone and unmolested- a late 2XXX model sedan with some signs of rust. It looks like its tires could use some replacing, too.
Post number #105494, ID: 50ec9a
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>zoom in on the street crossing
Post number #105525, ID: 4117ac
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>>105494 >You zoom in on the street crossing. It's the corner of Edge and Wild, a bus stop- nothing too out of the blue here. A few trees sway in an oncoming breeze and a nearby payphone sits next to useless. >From this angle, you can see the keypad, and the phone itself- there's a small yellow light here, which hasn't turned on in what looks like years. >A rubber tire rolls by, bumping against the sidewalk before falling to a stop.
Post number #105609, ID: 50ec9a
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>Zoom in on the yellow light
Post number #105623, ID: 4117ac
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>>105609 >You zoom in on the light. It looks like a normal LED- largely designed to help people know when someone was on a call if they were waiting in line. As you view it through the camera, it begins to pulse, turning on slowly. There's an incoming call.
Post number #105624, ID: 4117ac
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>Although you can't hear anything (no sound), you do see the phone rattle slightly in place.
Post number #105806, ID: 50ec9a
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Who the hell is calling a payphone? -CN
Post number #105871, ID: 4117ac
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>>105806 >Speak of the devil... someone approaches the payphone and picks it up. They're wearing a thick hood and pick it up with one hand- you see their other arm bouncing around, someone's holding onto it.
Post number #105894, ID: 50ec9a
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>zoom in on the bouncing arm
Post number #105896, ID: 4117ac
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>Attached to the bouncing arm is another, shorter person who is also heavily clothed. They couldn't be much older than their preteens, or perhaps younger.
Post number #105901, ID: 50ec9a
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Oh don't tell me... -CN >zoom in on the other arm of the taller figure
Post number #105906, ID: 4117ac
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>You zoom in on the other arm... there's nothing to really distinguish it from anything else, honestly- its covered in winter clothing, and both figures are wearing thick mittens. However, when the figure finishes its phone call, they hastily almost slam it back onto the receiver- they turn and immediately begin to pull the smol along.
Post number #105913, ID: acbc78
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It seems you have a rescue to do, CN. -Shepherd
Post number #105917, ID: 4117ac
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>What else will you view?
Post number #105926, ID: acbc78
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>Zoom smol >Screencap
Post number #105928, ID: 4117ac
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>The camera zooms in on the smol as they quickly walk away from the payphone. You can't get much from the angle and quality, but they appear to have red eyes...
Post number #105929, ID: 4117ac
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>Both of them suddenly break into a sprint as they leave the camera's pan range!
Post number #105932, ID: 50ec9a
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Dammit... -CN
Post number #105935, ID: acbc78
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I wish for this arm to be installed, So that I can be whole again, and help. -Shepherd
Post number #105937, ID: 4117ac
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>What else will you view with the camera?
Post number #105947, ID: 50ec9a
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Guess ill leave it to them... >zoom in on the tire
Post number #105949, ID: 4117ac
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>It's an ordinary tire. It was rolling down the street a few minutes ago and then came to a stop here, on the sidewalk.
Post number #105950, ID: 3bd1d6
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Post number #105971, ID: 50ec9a
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>zooms back in the direction of the first forms from earlier
Post number #105972, ID: 50ec9a
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>zooms out
Post number #105983, ID: 4117ac
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>You zoom out... >There is a police spinner here- it had crashed into the ground and slammed into a wall, one of its occupants having flown through the armored windshield, dead. You can only see the other by its arm hanging limply on the side, while the rest of its body is covered in a mass of squirming, disturbingly humanoid forms. The vehicle is on fire- it just barely illuminates not six figures... but *dozens* of them... all shambling in the direction that the tol and smol ran.
Post number #105994, ID: 50ec9a
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>Zooms in on the arm
Post number #105995, ID: 4117ac
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>>105994 >A badge on the arm reads "GCPD."
Post number #106000, ID: 50ec9a
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>Zoom in on the other figure
Post number #106005, ID: 4117ac
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>The other figure's face is too smashed to be usable... though judging from his uniform, he too was a GCPD officer.
Post number #106010, ID: 50ec9a
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>Zoom in on the chest looking for credentials
Post number #106012, ID: 0c1de9
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>You search and find nothing!
Post number #106017, ID: 50ec9a
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>zooms in on the moving figures
Post number #106028, ID: 4117ac
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>With their shambling gait, slack jawed mouths, and plethora of bite based injuries, these things are all too familiar to you.... cyberzombies. Hundreds of them. >A few stop over to devour what's left of the hapless police officers while still others march on, although some seem uniquely modified- painfully self inflicted "augmentations" made of random scraps of metal and chrome slapped on. Several seem water logged, and a few are bloated like gigantic, undead balloons.
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| >A security camera bursts to life and begins to record everything around it, which isn't much- its in the dead of night, and the only light source is the lamp post this particular camera appears to be connected to.
>The camera swivels around for a little bit before coming to a rest. It looks like it's been unlocked- you can control the camera by entering a command, such as
> left, right, up, down, and zoom.