RECORDING 13: THE FIFTH WEEK.

[foundationmods]

A fifth week in this place begins, with less of your number among you. It's practically routine at this point, isn't it?

Routine, also is the feeling when you wake up - it's clear the Miasma has gotten even thicker. Now everyone is at level 4 - barring the two 'lucky' negators among you, you are all suffering the effects, your eyes flashing a deep, dark purple when experiencing negative emotion.

Any magic that touches the house itself will corrode over time, just like last week. If a barrier is put in place and touches the floor, walls, or ceiling, in a few hours it will be completely consumed by the miasma and fizzle out. Spells or seals will also give off miasma, and healing is still reduced to even the most powerful of spells only healing minor injuries.

You will not be able to save a grievously injured person from death through spells anymore.

The Temperature has taken another dip. It's now in the 50's, and nippy to need a layer or two. As before, the rooms have changed, so hopefully you kept anything essential in the static area.

17 of your number still remain.

...What new horrors await you this week?


WARNING: Some investigations of new areas will contain traps that may be harmful or even lethal.
MIASMA LEVEL: 4
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Comments

[kaliedoscopes]

If it was found in the house it's likely the dead know about it already. But yeah, that's a fair compromise.

[onemolife]

They may already know. Or maybe they were the ones who even wrote it.

[ He'll pull out a piece of paper from his sleeve and read it though. ]

The first is crossed out. To be frank, I am not sure why he was brought in as a candidate. Although perhaps it is always good to have a mood-maker among the group to keep the spirits up.

[ There is a pause ]

And the next part isn't crossed out.

He sacrificed himself for us. I regret not having been able to know him as well as I could have. In a way, however, it eases the pain of loss that I’ve grown to hate so much.