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Network Video - PSA from the Gullwings Investigation
[Llewellyn looks quite serious when the feed opens. It’s an expression he has worn a little less often of late, but there were things going on now that were getting more and more concerning. The gullwings had just finished their investigation on the matter, but this was not something they could resolve themselves. The city was going to need a different sort of help than they could offer, and the average person needed to be warned.]
Hello everyone. I’m sorry to be addressing the network under such mm… unfortunate circumstances… But the Gullwings have been investigating a situation around the city for the last few days and we feel it’s important to share what we learned with everyone. Especially as we’ve found something that uh- is going to need some specialized attention in order to resolve this, hopefully before it gets worse.
[And worse is what the three gullwings were hoping to avoid…]
I’m sure by now everyone has noticed the strange plant life that’s planted through our city, and I say planted rather than spread because we’ve found evidence- tools and the like, that prove someone brought them here intentionally. [Plucking a bright green feather from the desk in front of him, he twirled it lightly in his fingers to show it off.] We found this at one of the scenes. It’s from a bird native to the southern forest, and it’s been altered to be a decorative accessory.
In trying to work out where they started from, we retraced the pattern of their planting back to the cemetery. The spread of mold and mildew seems to have gone unchecked there, quite unpleasant… But! At its heart, we discovered an alcove which lead to a portal we definitely were not made aware of before now. It leads outside, and it seems logical that it’s where the culprit has been entering from to work on their task. There are tracks leading in and out, [He shifted the phone function to display a picture they had taken of the footprints of clawed feet that went in and out. Flipping back a moment later, he continued.]
It… gets more worrying from here. [As if this wasn’t all concerning enough.] The plant pods seem to change as they grow. At first they only got a little larger, but they… track you. I know that sounds odd, but they seemed to follow our movements as though they were drawn to us as we passed them. It’s easy enough to stay out of their reach at first, but it’s unsettling. The problem is… They get bigger, like uh- a medium-sized dog big? Larger than Pretzel is now, anyway.
And the bigger they are, the greater their reach. We managed to get through, but….
[Criminy, he can’t believe he’s going to describe this next bit.]
There’s like… Ah… How do I put this? Um… A giant one? Very large. Huge, even… So much so that I’d hazard a guess that a few people could fit inside. We didn’t stay long, because it wasn’t safe and we’re not exactly equipped to deal with something of that nature. It seemed pertinent to get that information to everyone, to warn people away from the plants and to provide knowledge to those who might have more luck in dealing with them.
Hello everyone. I’m sorry to be addressing the network under such mm… unfortunate circumstances… But the Gullwings have been investigating a situation around the city for the last few days and we feel it’s important to share what we learned with everyone. Especially as we’ve found something that uh- is going to need some specialized attention in order to resolve this, hopefully before it gets worse.
[And worse is what the three gullwings were hoping to avoid…]
I’m sure by now everyone has noticed the strange plant life that’s planted through our city, and I say planted rather than spread because we’ve found evidence- tools and the like, that prove someone brought them here intentionally. [Plucking a bright green feather from the desk in front of him, he twirled it lightly in his fingers to show it off.] We found this at one of the scenes. It’s from a bird native to the southern forest, and it’s been altered to be a decorative accessory.
In trying to work out where they started from, we retraced the pattern of their planting back to the cemetery. The spread of mold and mildew seems to have gone unchecked there, quite unpleasant… But! At its heart, we discovered an alcove which lead to a portal we definitely were not made aware of before now. It leads outside, and it seems logical that it’s where the culprit has been entering from to work on their task. There are tracks leading in and out, [He shifted the phone function to display a picture they had taken of the footprints of clawed feet that went in and out. Flipping back a moment later, he continued.]
It… gets more worrying from here. [As if this wasn’t all concerning enough.] The plant pods seem to change as they grow. At first they only got a little larger, but they… track you. I know that sounds odd, but they seemed to follow our movements as though they were drawn to us as we passed them. It’s easy enough to stay out of their reach at first, but it’s unsettling. The problem is… They get bigger, like uh- a medium-sized dog big? Larger than Pretzel is now, anyway.
And the bigger they are, the greater their reach. We managed to get through, but….
[Criminy, he can’t believe he’s going to describe this next bit.]
There’s like… Ah… How do I put this? Um… A giant one? Very large. Huge, even… So much so that I’d hazard a guess that a few people could fit inside. We didn’t stay long, because it wasn’t safe and we’re not exactly equipped to deal with something of that nature. It seemed pertinent to get that information to everyone, to warn people away from the plants and to provide knowledge to those who might have more luck in dealing with them.
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[He does not want to envision them getting to the side of the giant one they found. There were far too many.]
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I think there are two valid options. We could get a bathtub full of weed spray and just spray them all down. Or fire may work if it's controlled enough.
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Llewellyn hummed a little, considering both options thoughtfully. As absurd as a bathtub full of weed spray was, it still was worth considering. There’s the sound of a pen on paper as he ducked his head to scribble both ideas down to present the team with.]
Perhaps if anyone around here has enough control with fire magic… But I suppose a bathtub or basin full of full of a weed spray might actually be safer, hm? Less risk to burning down things we’d rather not.
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Are you? I had no idea. Clearly, you’re a woman of many talents. And I uh- suppose it would be faster... Time is of the element, what with how big we know they can get now.
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[It sounded strange, though not entirely unlike the idea of magic being in everything in Rhy’s world as the man had explained it… But there it seemed like a balanced thing, a cycle where magic was returned to the source upon one’s passing.]
It seems mm… Odd to harvest a world’s lifeblood if you can make it artificially? Is it an infinite resource?
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That is a very bright side, I think. Even if I’m sorry that you’re being kept from something important… I know I’m glad I could meet you, It’s nice to know someone who appreciates plants and flowers too.
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[Humming a little, he shook his head.]
This is everyone’s home for now, and I can’t imagine the lot of us letting these plants get out of hand would be a good thing.
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[He’d just feel better once it was done.
And… Because he worries… A lot. Especially about friends.]
Mm… It’s just struck me… Perhaps you should do a thorough search of the garden, just to make sure none were mixed in among your plants. The ones I found around the city were usually hidden in planters or under shrubbery.
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