3 - In the Infirmary and Other Things

[primalfanatic.livejournal.com]

1) // ACTION //

[Flynn is in the infirmary after his exertion during the previous mission. Despite everything, he actually doesn't have any major injuries. He was just dehydrated slightly and exhausted. He wakes up the next day, and spends it staring at the ceiling silently unless of course, someone were to come see him.]

2) // JOURNAL //

[Posted to his personal journal, but still publicly accessible.]

Conor is an idiot. I always assumed he had thought everything through, it's what leaders should do.

This proved that he didn't. He was so sold on an instant fix that he was willing to throw his life away on a gamble. A gamble which would push the world even further from his dream.

I get it now, that's what it is, a dream. There is no way the world will become that within our lifetimes. It's not possible. And even if it was, it's unnatural.

But I don't know what to do now. So I'll stay here, and see more of the world today. Then I'll decide what to do.

Comments

[azure-savior.livejournal.com]

It might have been a ploy looking at the long term. If we're talking about an immortal god here, he might as well just write it off as acceptable losses if things bounce back in a hundred years or something.

Then again, I don't know the guy. Maybe it's not his style.

[primalfanatic.livejournal.com]

But if that's the case, then there should be no need for anything that immediate at all.

There are plenty of ways to slowly kill off humanity that we wouldn't notice let alone be able to do anything about. And as you said... so what if that takes a hundred years if that's all the same to him?

[azure-savior.livejournal.com]

... Unless there's something in the foreseeable future which would require Baphomet to act. Some calamity that no length of time could undo.

If that came about, a measure as desperate as a meteor drop makes a lot more sense.