The decision has been made. LILITH Japan orders the Outsiders to mobilize to pursue the Imugi.
Given that they are in a foreign country, they are largely dependent on LILITH Koreaβs resources. In response to the decision, the Korean branch provides some assistance: the Outsiders are given just enough vehicles to help transport them, essential supplies, and only a few operatives to help guide them. This is the most the Korean branch is able to give, as they must focus on relocating people and restoring peace following the attack.
LILITH announces that the Imugi is currently resting near Gangneung on the east coast and they must move quickly. The effects of Rift poisoning will grow stronger as they approach the source; a sign that they are close to a kaiju. Upon reaching the mountains just outside the city, LILITH informs them that they are right on top of its location.
However, there is no Imugi to be found. After searching the area, Outsiders will discover the source of the trace and the poisoning: eggs. They will find about twelve eggs. When they report their findings, Seokdang will curse. In their rush, they had followed the wrong trace. They didnβt track down an injured and resting Imugi—they tracked down the Imugiβs nest. So where is the Imugi?
Not long after, Outsiders will receive an update on their implants: the Imugi reappeared in Seoul. After seeing the corpse of its mate, it went berserk and attacked the city again. While many of the citizens were evacuated to nearby Incheon and remaining shelters, just as many perished, with the death toll at 168,000 and rising. LILITHβs Korean base is destroyed.
The Imugi was last seen flying north, but the Korean government prohibits the Outsiders from pursuing it again through their territory. By choosing to pursue the kaiju, the Outsiders have abandoned humanity and thus will receive no further support. They are ordered to leave the country immediately.
LILITH Japan will order them to collect as many eggs as possible and continue to the abandoned city of Gangneung, where they will arrange pick up and return to base in Tokyo.
βΆ AFTERWORD.
Thanks everyone for participating in our first major Event Decision! We hope you had fun discussing what to do both ICly and OOCly.
After failing to capture the second Imugi and also failing to save a large portion of Seoul's population, characters will be shipped back to Japan. The events of the TDM will springboard from there. Feel free to use this post to thread out any aftermath threads if you would like.
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She's unfortunately used to death in various forms back at The City and she has heard stories on large scale conflicts and disasters happening in other districts. The innocents and the puppets of the higher ups suffer and die while those with enough power in position can get away in some fashion.
While waiting for their ride in Gangneung, she is going to sit there and take it easy. She literally has no motivation to help with the eggs, no matter if folks want to smash them or actually gather them. Her expression is somber and the general mood is really cold and numb right now. She feels nearly nothing and she's not in the mood to try to break the ice.]
This sucks. [That's all she got to say really, even if it's the common feeling in the air right now.]
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[ooc: feel free to wildcard at me! at gangneung, the ride back home, or anywhere around the japan base. you are also free to text her if you like, i am flexible!]
[ Aki is standing, cigarette held in his prosthetic hand, looking out at the ocean with a deadpan, closed-off expression on his face. He's used to death, too, but that doesn't make it that much easier. What he wants is a drink, but he doesn't imagine his usual drinking partners are up for it right now. ]
Yeah, but there is a big difference when you taste the food from it's place of origin.
[Some people probably can't tell, but when you are food fan like herself, you can kind of see those differences.]
No, I get it. They need some time to cool down and fix things on their own terms. It's still a sour situation. The higher-ups are going to put most of the blame on us too when they were the ones that gave us a choice.
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She's unfortunately used to death in various forms back at The City and she has heard stories on large scale conflicts and disasters happening in other districts. The innocents and the puppets of the higher ups suffer and die while those with enough power in position can get away in some fashion.
While waiting for their ride in Gangneung, she is going to sit there and take it easy. She literally has no motivation to help with the eggs, no matter if folks want to smash them or actually gather them. Her expression is somber and the general mood is really cold and numb right now. She feels nearly nothing and she's not in the mood to try to break the ice.]
This sucks. [That's all she got to say really, even if it's the common feeling in the air right now.]
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[ooc: feel free to wildcard at me! at gangneung, the ride back home, or anywhere around the japan base. you are also free to text her if you like, i am flexible!]
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[ Aki is standing, cigarette held in his prosthetic hand, looking out at the ocean with a deadpan, closed-off expression on his face. He's used to death, too, but that doesn't make it that much easier. What he wants is a drink, but he doesn't imagine his usual drinking partners are up for it right now. ]
There was no good option.
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[Drinks sounds really good right now to help keep her mind busy, but sadly that is going have to wait until they all get back to Tokyo.]
Kind of sucks that we are probably banned from this country now. Food was pretty good for what I was able to try out.
[Surely it can be recreated, but tasting food from the place of origin always is the best.]
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[ Does that make it better? Not really, but... It's probably better here. Aki might even be able to recreate it. ]
They're angry, and they're desperate. I don't blame them, but it is frustrating.
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[Some people probably can't tell, but when you are food fan like herself, you can kind of see those differences.]
No, I get it. They need some time to cool down and fix things on their own terms. It's still a sour situation. The higher-ups are going to put most of the blame on us too when they were the ones that gave us a choice.