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(Setting) Chapel-3

| > Jan. 15, 2XXX
> A slums district, per usual. Has been, and continues to be. Upon the day are common sightings of poor and poorer, however only recently added by weeks, nearly a month are violent rioters. Flesh eating techno-mongrels have yet to join the scene.. Nonetheless, it wouldn't be surprising if.. when they do.


| > A selection of cameras are suddenly and very subtly experiencing slight interruptions. A grid of randomized cameras at very specific angles. It seems a cracking is going on. Eventually 'normal' function returns and their patrolling gaze continues.


| > notably a few of them beep as if they're experiencing a system check. It was on their audio equipment.


| > Nothing seems out of thw ordinary. It's turning past mid-day as everything is clear, no outside interference, no-
>BOP, BAP, POBOBOBOBOBOBAP.
> An explosion? Gunshot, grenade? Firecracker? What just happened?


| >Camera set 1: A, B, and C. Each of these are at alternate angles for their cameras across. Those others were set 2 : A2, B2, and C2. Six in total.
> Set1 : Aimed gaze toward the sky as high as possible, adjusting toward the sound.
>Set2: These stay level and adjust as needed toward the sound.


| It's easily located, being differentiated between the three, to a large underground car-port opening for an equally large apartment complex. Although size is great, no entrance is seen other than the front.. And it's locked down with a full metal garage door. The sound is more muffled through this area than it seems, however it still easily disturbs nearby presence.


| (Forgot the >)


| > An hour of popping, loud.. repetitive popping.. And finally, it stops. Without warning, the garage door opesn and engine revving is heard, growing louder quickly from the inside.


| > A roar, the beast shows it's face as a vehicle marked 'Mercedes'. It slows to turn after exiting the garage, and whilst leaving the door open, it takes off. Disappearing before reactions can be made.


| > The cameras follow the car as if trying to catch the license plate on the vehicle.


| >2BNIERAUT
> There didn't seem to be a plate in the front, but the back one could be made out due to the car's time pulling out. It will be easy to spot in a crowd, being a newer design like a levi, but grounded like a commoners vehicle.

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