Dystopia
Posted: 2009-11-14 03:02am
I don't know where Im going with this yet. Mostly sketches so far.
Journal 1
Another government building was blown up today. There was a flash of light on the hill, and then the rumble, and then a rain of rubble and scorched meat smelling of pork. The mob was already fighting over the meat before it finished landing.p
Probably some drone liberation group or monarchist cult wishing for the good old days. Both had been causes for decades; one when the king was killed, the other when fleshcrafting became common.
Drones are easy to make, compared to some of the other things. Take a convict or debtor, scoop out the part of his brain involving personality, and replace it with some clockwork and wires. They do most of the work in this city; getting rid of them would be a disaster.
Some were even fighting over the rubble, in their braindead way. Some business or another had sent then out to collect materials, and the explosions always called a few. Modern day vultures, they were.
I pushed through them, boots slipping on blood and scorched meat, and kicked the few beggars out of the way whose hands were tripping me up. Those would be the faces of the next drones, I didn't doubt. People always need more labor, and there is no shortage to the mob.
Journal 1
Another government building was blown up today. There was a flash of light on the hill, and then the rumble, and then a rain of rubble and scorched meat smelling of pork. The mob was already fighting over the meat before it finished landing.p
Probably some drone liberation group or monarchist cult wishing for the good old days. Both had been causes for decades; one when the king was killed, the other when fleshcrafting became common.
Drones are easy to make, compared to some of the other things. Take a convict or debtor, scoop out the part of his brain involving personality, and replace it with some clockwork and wires. They do most of the work in this city; getting rid of them would be a disaster.
Some were even fighting over the rubble, in their braindead way. Some business or another had sent then out to collect materials, and the explosions always called a few. Modern day vultures, they were.
I pushed through them, boots slipping on blood and scorched meat, and kicked the few beggars out of the way whose hands were tripping me up. Those would be the faces of the next drones, I didn't doubt. People always need more labor, and there is no shortage to the mob.