RE: [8/8] Something Awesome [1.1 - Silver Hills]
05-27-2013, 11:08 PM
"My theory..." Donovan turns away before he gets too absorbed in the stories. He glances around again. Looked safe enough. Not enough students around to be concerned. "Okay, I'll tell you. I think that something a bit more... 'effective' happened with the chemicals used in the day of the attack."
"I left this part out of my story, because I'm assuming Oren knew. You're new here, so you probably don't. During the Chemical Mafia assault, there were lots of chemicals used. They had lots of different effects, some kid got poisoned I think. Anyway, lots of the kids drunk the chemicals, splashed chemicals on each other, the whole nine yards. Now, normally, you'd sterilize the room, shut it off, let it sit for a few days maybe. But they tore down the entire school. Suspicious, right?"
"Getting on to my theory. I believe that something in those chemicals stayed, even after the school was rebuilt. These chemicals lingered in the air, in the foundation, even in the ground. That is, until, the people got here. I think that some people got changed by these chemicals. What changes, I'm not sure, but there are definitely at least eight people in this school that these chemicals have gotten to."
"I left this part out of my story, because I'm assuming Oren knew. You're new here, so you probably don't. During the Chemical Mafia assault, there were lots of chemicals used. They had lots of different effects, some kid got poisoned I think. Anyway, lots of the kids drunk the chemicals, splashed chemicals on each other, the whole nine yards. Now, normally, you'd sterilize the room, shut it off, let it sit for a few days maybe. But they tore down the entire school. Suspicious, right?"
"Getting on to my theory. I believe that something in those chemicals stayed, even after the school was rebuilt. These chemicals lingered in the air, in the foundation, even in the ground. That is, until, the people got here. I think that some people got changed by these chemicals. What changes, I'm not sure, but there are definitely at least eight people in this school that these chemicals have gotten to."