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“ a month .. we’ve been asleep for an entire month . ”
there was no hiding the tears now , no possible way to disguise the anguish that tore at her insides . how could this happen ? how many people were hurt ?
“ we need to take an entire inventory of everyone . heroes , villains . ensure that everyone’s awake , and work from there . ”
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PLOT DROP #006
Heath has just reported a strange new discovery. While gathering samples form the field he found an insect, much like a grasshopper, that he did not recognize. The team released some bugs upon arrival, including a few variations of grasshoppers, but Heath insists this one is unlike any the crew brought to Remus. He claimed the patterning on the back as well as the size of the eyes is inconsistent with the information they have on file for all the species Remus should contain. Anna suggested that perhaps one grasshopper of a variant species was brought ot Remus with the rest, but Heath insisted that isn’t the case. He claimed that this grasshopper is unlike any they’d seen on earth.
Working with the agronomist, they have declared a new species, the first on Remus. The current hypothesis is that the grasshopper is a mutated version of the ones released. It’s an exciting prospect: new life on a new planet. But Anna worries about the unpredictable effects the mutations may have if they are allowed to spread.
PLOT DROP #003.5
Abe and Savannah have exhibited the following symptoms: fatigue, fever, muscles aches, headaches, dizziness, and chills. Anna has fainted, she did not report any symptoms before losing consciousness but after anthony’s test, she is positive for the virus. Her lungs have begun to fill with fluid.
The virus appears to be an extremely fast acting version of hantavirus, with symptoms that follow the usual pattern but an an accelerated rate. Most of the time the disease takes four to ten days to kill a person, but this particular strain works as quickly as 48 hours.
Anthony has theorized that the disease has only infected those who tend to the mice, rats, and birds in the greenhouse. The greenhouse is now off limits until the antivirus is made. Which means Anthony has the next 24 hours to develop an anitvirus or else the mission could be compromised. At this point it seems like the team will be out of a captain by tomorrow.
PLOT DROP #003
This morning, while making the rounds, Captain Duport found Nikolai, the microbiologist, dead on the floor of his lab. She had not seen him in the dormitory before the established night cycle began, so he must have stayed in his lab overnight. He was on the ground, having fallen from his chair only a foot away from his desk. On his desk was a microscope with a slide in it and a notepad with bullet points. As far as Anna can tell the note says:
Virus.
Extremely fast replicating DNA
Similar to Hantavirus
First sign of life not introduced by mission
Effect on humans?
Deadly?
It seems his suspicions were correct, because after Anna relayed what she could see Anthony confirmed that he died of edema and kidney failure. So far, the team doesn’t know what sort of contact is required to transfer the disease. But Anna has considered herself on quarantine, and anyone else who was in lab #3 last night has been taken in for inspection by Anthony.
PLOT DROP #001
Congratulations to the Remus Team! They are perfectly on schedule and one month away from being fully established on the planet! There are still some structures that need to be built, and some plots of land that need to be tilled! But Beatrice has finished her work on the main communications tower, and the team can now send messages back home! The delay is about 36 hours for a text message to be received on Earth, but after over a year of radio silence the thought of sending words back home is a relief. Tonight, at 17:00 the team will gather at the com tower to send the first message!
Each team member has been granted 500 characters to send to whomever they choose. These messages will be screened through HQ back on earth so the team is encourage to try not to make them too explicit.
If you’d like you can send in a message to the main with what your character is writing! Begin all communications with ‘MESSAGE:: SENT -’
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MESSAGE:: SENT - ROMULUS MISSION HAS FAILED.
MESSAGE :: RECEIVED - Remus HQ 05 / 01 / 2201, 12:17:54
IMPORTANT ! NOTICE ! IMPORTANT !
PLOT DROP #005
One week has passed since Nikolais’ funeral, and while the somber reality is beginning to settle the team has not yet recovered. The current source of distress is distant, but ever growing: the noises have been getting louder . . . closer. The sounds used to originate in the distance, beyond the river. But now they seemed to have jumped the water, and could be as close to camp as a hundred feet out.
They only occur in the hours of sunset, and the first few hours of night. The sound is loud, shrill, and piercing. The closest thing it could be equated to is the sound of human screaming: high pitched and distressed. But it is a chorus, with definitively more than one origin. Fortunately, the sound is only coming from the field, and the mountain which the camp backs up to is silent.
Just last night, Julian was out ‘stargazing’ after the designated night hours. He believes he saw something in the field: movement. He couldn’t be sure what it was in the dark, but it was not the wind, for that night it was calm and breezeless. He describes it as a quick flickering of movement that disturbed the grass suddenly. Perhaps, something small running through the grass. Anna suggests that one of the mice may have escaped, but has no explanation for the sounds. Because of their proximity encroaching on camp, Anna has mandated that no one stay out after sunset.
