March 9th [Video]

[blessedarethebookmakers]

Right, so-- I don't know what is going to happen to all the idiots who went to the corroded train station we were explicitly warned away from, but I believe it falls to us to save them from their own stupidity.

I would like to gather a team to provide medical aide and/or transportation-- and pray to god we won't need it though I am fairly sure we will.

For the newly arrived, Corrosion is not a game, nor something to be taken lightly. I hope we can all learn from this experience that maybe there are some rules we absolutely must obey.

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[strangeandunusual]

Yeah, he ... It's a long story. I can tell you later, if you want. Right now I should probably get to the infirmary. I'll let you know what I find out!

[blessedarethebookmakers]

Thank you. Leia might be along too. Make sure to look after each other. We don't know what we're dealing with quite yet.

[strangeandunusual]

[a while later, she comes up on his mirror again]

Aziraphale? Are you busy? It's Lydia, I talked to the head nurse at the infirmary ...

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[blessedarethebookmakers]

Oh well I am getting things together so a bit distracted, but what did they say?

LMK in Plurk if I need to fix this, going off the cuff here

[strangeandunusual]

It's not good. They said nearly all the Kingdom residents who got touched by Corruption have died, but before they did, parts of them would turn black and stiffen like statues. ... But I think I remember Merlin or Dreamfinder saying something about us being able to fight the Corruption because we can withstand it a bit better. Hopefully that means we can save them before it's too late.

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[blessedarethebookmakers]

Thank you for that information. With any luck we'll be able to purify things before these...unfortunate individuals have been too hurt.

[strangeandunusual]

You're welcome. Good luck ... let me know if you need anything else before you get to the Infirmary. I'll help them get things ready.

[blessedarethebookmakers]

Thank you, I shall if needed. It's good to know I can count on you. [he does count on her. And statements like that tend to raise morale]