The Original Dustbowl Cyberpunk Series
Hi folks! We’re sorry there’s no page this week. Carrie and Alan got a last minute notification that they had an obligation (nothing bad) in Denmark, so they’ve been busy packing, traveling, getting jetlag, and sampling pastries. We hope to resume the story next week, thanks for bearing with us!
Random Danish Vocab Fact: The word for “sorry” in Danish is “unskyld”. Thanks, Duo Lingo!
Benny’s got a pretty good bead on Orson’s tracker implant… and his identity.
This seems like a perfectly reasonable place to have delicate surgery! Also, have some shirtless Orson. As a treat.
Well, we’re sure glad they got all the important details sorted out in time!
Yay! Julian’s alive and the lights are back! Markesha might be standing there for a bit though.
An accord is struck! Juice is applied! Is it soon enough for Julian?
Hi friends. We’re thinking of you, and hope you’re doing okay!
Back up in the battery room, Orson has caught Benny’s interest.
Would you believe us if we said this wasn’t written about this first hellweek of the new administration?
Hi all, with Carrie healing from a surgery last week and the world going sideways, we’ve got another special hiatus image for you. Pinky promise we’ll be resuming Episode 4 soon!
For those who aren’t familiar with the Three Arrows, it’s a symbol used by those who fight against fascism. It was also a symbol originally used in the Weimar Republic by those opposed to the rise of the Moustache Man. We know things are scary right now, but know you’re not alone.
Solidarity (and Pizza) forever.
Every regime needs an impressive statue dedicated to it’s awesomeness, right?
The Founder’s Tree, located in the heart of Inner Trinity, is a ancient fruit-bearing tree roughly as old as the city itself. While historical details from the Withering (and subsequently the founding of Trinity) are hazy, the tree is rumored to have been planted by the founders themselves. Originally an apple tree, cuttings from various other fruit trees have been grafted on over the centuries. To Inner Trinity, it’s a symbol of the ongoing success of the city to both survive and prosper in the harsh world left behind by the Withering.
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