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[primordialerebus]

Did anyone see what the fuck happened to the church????

[ Attached is a photo of the main area looking like a tornado went through it. Pews are scattered everywhere: some shattered against the wall, others look like they got attacked by a large cutting instrument or something. Even the walls and floors didn't leave the incident unscatched, with quite a few new cracks and gouges decorating them. Indeed, the only thing that can be called untouched is the alter of candles up front. ]

Comments

[catholicisms]

The spirits aren't known to use weapons. Have they ever vandalized the town outside of a reset before?

( aka hi, he's super not buying that. it was one of you assholes, YOU GODLESS HEATHENS )

[primordialerebus]

Wait so did you see it go down!?!?

[ Please let him be right!!! ]

[catholicisms]

No. I wasn't there. If I was, I'd have tried to stop it.

Much of damage was done with a weapon, you can tell by the consistent patterns in the marks and the clean cuts. The spirits usually attack bodily, I've never heard of one using a weapon. I could be wrong, but it seems unlikely.

[primordialerebus]

... Yeah that makes sense. Lemme tell the others since... thanks!

[catholicisms]

( matt has serious trouble tracking multiple comment threads on a post. it's hard enough to keep up with his own conversations. so he has ... no clue what this means. )

What? What others?

[primordialerebus]

Oh some people came down to the church to like check it out and one of them thinks a spirit did it?

[catholicisms]

( well, it’s good to know someone’s looking into it. Matt tried to track the guilty party, since he’s a human bloodhound, but has thus far proven unsuccessful. )

I hope they’re right, and that you find whatever is responsible.

[primordialerebus]

I feel like it's more terrifying if they're right to be honest... but we'll do our best!!

[catholicisms]

Agree to disagree. I find it far more deplorable that someone with rational thought would do something like this.

( a spirit had little understanding of a church, what it stood for and what it represented. what it meant to anyone with some religious understanding. he'd prefer it be a spirit than someone knowing the sanctity of a church and choosing to destroy it anyway.

he'd prefer it, but that doesn't mean he buys that a spirit was responsible in the slightest. )

[primordialerebus]

Ok yeah I like see what you mean. Agree to disagree.

[ Her lack of reverence for the church is probably the larger issue here. That and her fear of the death the spirits have caused. ]

[catholicisms]

( hey by all means be irreverent. just don't break it, it's rude!!! )

Good luck with the search.

[primordialerebus]

[ Valid!!! ]

Thank you!