[IC]Prologue 0.1: The Beginning - Lima, March 1921
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"What is that!?" Dr. Sánchez cover his mouth as if he is about to vomit "something is moving in his belly!"
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Amy laughs. "I wouldn't know, but I'm sure my sister would have pointed it out to me if I did," says Amy.
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Marcus keeps calm, though the sight does shock him. "Anyone have a knife? We may need to cut him open. I'm no doctor though; if I try it it's likely to end badly."
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Antoine D'Estaing joins silently his companions at the Maury Hotel.
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"god help me"Silver Priest wrote: Marcus keeps calm, though the sight does shock him. "Anyone have a knife? We may need to cut him open. I'm no doctor though; if I try it it's likely to end badly."
Dr. Sánchez pulls out his pocket knife and tries unsuccessfully to even lie his blade on too the skin of the man.
"oh man i cant do it..."
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De Mendoza's victim has stopped twitching now, the only movements are those of the parasite in his stomach, he is barely breathing.
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Raiko wrote:De Mendoza's victim has stopped twitching now, the only movements are those of the parasite in his stomach, he is barely breathing.
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Chávez Brothers' Haulage - Chorrillos, Peru
6:55pm - Saturday 19th March, 1921
Slicing a large enough hole through the layers of skin and into the victim's stomach is trickier and bloodier than Dr. Sánchez had hoped. The man is now so weakened that Sánchez's knife-work only causes him to moan loudly once, accompanied by a big convulsion, then he stops moving. Knowing that he'll be dead either way if they don't get the parasite out, the doctor keeps working. After a couple more slices with his sharp pocket knife, Sánchez has opened up the man's stomach and exposed the parasite. The thing is a shapeless white translucent blob a little bigger than Sánchez's fist that, more than anything else resembles congealed, rancid fat. It stinks strongly of rotten meat and it also moves shockingly fast - seeming to pour itself up out of the wound, moving with the speed and nimbleness of an eel or snake as it attempts to slither onto Dr. Sánchez's exposed hand, and leaving behind a trail of the same caustic, waxy slime that covers it's victim's mouth.
6:55pm - Saturday 19th March, 1921
Slicing a large enough hole through the layers of skin and into the victim's stomach is trickier and bloodier than Dr. Sánchez had hoped. The man is now so weakened that Sánchez's knife-work only causes him to moan loudly once, accompanied by a big convulsion, then he stops moving. Knowing that he'll be dead either way if they don't get the parasite out, the doctor keeps working. After a couple more slices with his sharp pocket knife, Sánchez has opened up the man's stomach and exposed the parasite. The thing is a shapeless white translucent blob a little bigger than Sánchez's fist that, more than anything else resembles congealed, rancid fat. It stinks strongly of rotten meat and it also moves shockingly fast - seeming to pour itself up out of the wound, moving with the speed and nimbleness of an eel or snake as it attempts to slither onto Dr. Sánchez's exposed hand, and leaving behind a trail of the same caustic, waxy slime that covers it's victim's mouth.
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As the horrific parasite extrudes itself from his body, the man spasms one last time and passes away.
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"I wonder how the others are getting on," says Jackson thoughtfully as he puffs on his pipe, "Do you all have a firearm of some kind? It would be unwise to pursue this cult any further without being armed, if de Mendoza is anything to go by, they aren't the negotiating types."
"I wonder how the others are getting on," says Jackson thoughtfully as he puffs on his pipe, "Do you all have a firearm of some kind? It would be unwise to pursue this cult any further without being armed, if de Mendoza is anything to go by, they aren't the negotiating types."
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Raiko wrote:Chávez Brothers' Haulage - Chorrillos, Peru
6:55pm - Saturday 19th March, 1921
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Since their earlier discussion, Atauchi had since decided to accompany the others on the next leg of their journey to Puno. A financial windfall was an enticing lure, but alone not normally incentive enough for the Quechua man to risk his life. However, if de Mendoza yet lived, then he would see that man or whatever it is, destroyed.
When Jackson raised the question about firearm possession, he replied, "No señor, not much money, but have tribal made bow and knife for protection."
When Jackson raised the question about firearm possession, he replied, "No señor, not much money, but have tribal made bow and knife for protection."
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"What the hell is that?" Marcus yells, freaked out but somehow just managing to keep his cool. He's unable to react before the parasite however.
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Cynthia eyed Atauchi's bow, having no doubt the man knew how to use it. Turning to Jackson, she patted the bulge in her jacket pocket.
"Way ahead of you... I suggest that we sleep at least two to a room tonight. Barricade the doors with whatever we can find and put something noisy around the windows in case anyone tries to break in that way. Do not disturb signs on the doors too, oh, and we need to come up with some kind of secret knock so that we know it's us."
"Way ahead of you... I suggest that we sleep at least two to a room tonight. Barricade the doors with whatever we can find and put something noisy around the windows in case anyone tries to break in that way. Do not disturb signs on the doors too, oh, and we need to come up with some kind of secret knock so that we know it's us."
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