Perception (Hearing)
- conversations
- 106
- Locations
- 12
Dialogue
106- The dry grass crackles under your feet as you stop. Far away birds' wings touch the still…
- The old man stares at the reeds. His face shows no emotion -- only a faint tremor passes…
- Hissing and clicking, the arthropod extends its mandible-like antennae to greet you…
- Dolores Dei -- the innocence of humanism, internationalism, and the welfare state…
- A heavy door with a missing handle stands before you, covered in dozens (if not hundreds)…
- Inside you see a set of steering levers, a radio-microphone, a pull-out toolbox, and the…
- The tarpaulin cloak swings alone for a while there in the wind. No one's coming for it…
- "I'm always happy to educate and entertain you, my friend." He takes a sip from his…
- "Guess what -- I've come upon something incriminating."
- Stop. Just up ahead: danger.
- "These men, they didn't do it!"
- Dangerous! Ask about him first. You don't want personal facts about his dead friend…
- "Officer, the flashlight please."
- "Gary, do you know how to turn back time?"
- "Hello, sweetie. How are you?" She sounds tired.
- "Gendarmerie! You found me." The young man on the balcony gives you a bright smile…
- A sturdy metal door guards the southwest entrance to the apartment building. It's locked.
- "Give me a moment..." The cleaning lady still seems to be having difficulty breathing.