Corruption Report: Ordering Business
Posted: Thu Nov 21, 2013 5:07 pm
I have happened upon something I do not yet understand. But I am tenacious, and I will not relent. This stumbling has opened doors that I did not realize existed. To delve further I realize I must first order my thoughts. And then I must keep them secure. At all costs. My thoughts are the only things I know are mine alone, untouched by the agonized, diseased tendrils of the dark.
Order of Business
1. Thank those who came before me. Whether from the innocent or corrupt, the watchers or the watched, or even watchers of the watchers, there is information to dissect.
2. TubeHunter has been corrupted. This much is obvious. The signs are there for all to see, and the fall happened quickly. We can only hope that the impurities can be cut and washed, and the profanity purged forever. The dark source that seized his thoughts came from somewhere. This may be a good place to
begin.
3. I have seen Stardust's office. It has been penetrated. The damage is consistent with that a giant worm would create, sliding back and forth among the rooms, tearing open files and folders until it has what it came for. I don't doubt that, considering the connotations of the word "worm." The worm left a note, claiming some manner of frivolity. But it has admitted to being corrupt. I must help Stardust barricade, and keep his notes chaste.
4. My old, dogged trick of encoding messages to myself and leaving them in the back or the toilet paper roll seems to have failed. Must learn new tricks.
There is much to do, and the gloom threatens us all.
Order of Business
1. Thank those who came before me. Whether from the innocent or corrupt, the watchers or the watched, or even watchers of the watchers, there is information to dissect.
2. TubeHunter has been corrupted. This much is obvious. The signs are there for all to see, and the fall happened quickly. We can only hope that the impurities can be cut and washed, and the profanity purged forever. The dark source that seized his thoughts came from somewhere. This may be a good place to
begin.
3. I have seen Stardust's office. It has been penetrated. The damage is consistent with that a giant worm would create, sliding back and forth among the rooms, tearing open files and folders until it has what it came for. I don't doubt that, considering the connotations of the word "worm." The worm left a note, claiming some manner of frivolity. But it has admitted to being corrupt. I must help Stardust barricade, and keep his notes chaste.
4. My old, dogged trick of encoding messages to myself and leaving them in the back or the toilet paper roll seems to have failed. Must learn new tricks.
There is much to do, and the gloom threatens us all.