#searching.

*Then, someone approached. It stiffened, immediately bowing it's head.*

*One of the citadel bugs, and a high ranking one at that.*

*It waits for them to speak.*

*Their voice is cold and unfeeling, though it has an undeniable authority to it*

"2552. I have a mission for you."

*It paused. A mission? What could that mean...?*

"One of our spinners has escaped."

*2552 speaks up, voice small but curious*

"Escaped? Why would he want to leave? And how could he have possibly managed? There's guards..."

*The bug sounds annoyed at it speaking up, but doesn't reprimand it*

"Someone managed to sneak past our defences and kidnap it, as well as convince it that we're in the wrong."

*2552 felt a wave of fury. How could anyone betray the citadel like that?! Who dares!?*

"I will find him. I promise."

Hello there, you are a breeder moth, yessss? What are you doing out in the chambersssss?

@holy-bell-ringer

*It bows it's head upon seeing the centipede, noticing the symbol of the citadel.*

(referring to @rootrobot who I am the mod for :3)

Have a feeling I'm going to get crucified for this from the type of activist who values 100% authentic representation above all else. Putting this price out regardless.

In 2018 director Aneesh Chaganty burst onto this critics watch list of talents worth keeping an eye on thanks to his debut feature Searching. This was easily the best in the brief trend of movies taking place entirely from the perspective of various modern technology. Chaganty was able to compose a compelling thriller using the technology connect as a way to enhance the tension and story. This is…

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