Conversation · ONE DAY I WILL RETURN TO YOUR SIDE
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The graffito has been painted over the traces of the fight that took place here. It smells of blood and heavy fuel oil.
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"Looks like Cindy the SKULL has been here."
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"Does this have anything to do with The Return our Katarzine Alasije was waiting for?"
"Does this have anything to do with The Return our Miss Oranje was waiting for?"
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"Could be. In Revachol West, someone somewhere is always whispering about Le Retour..." He squints his eyes at the writing. "It's an aerograffito, meant for Coalition aerostatics in the lower troposphere."
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- Spoken as the something that will one day return? Or as the someone who's waiting?
- "Could be. In Revachol West, someone somewhere is always whispering about Le Retour..." He squints his eyes at the writing. "It's an aerograffito, meant for Coalition aerostatics in the lower troposphere."
- Of what and to whom, you think? Spoken as the something that will one day return? Or as the someone who's waiting?
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"Does this have anything to do with The Return our Katarzine Alasije is waiting for?"
"Does this have anything to do with The Return our Miss Oranje is waiting for?"
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Does this have anything to do with The Return Katarzine Alasije was waiting for?
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Of what and to whom, you think? Spoken as the something that will one day return? Or as the someone who's waiting?
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Does this have anything to do with The Return Katarzine Alasije is waiting for?
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The fuel oil catches fire immediately with an ominous hiss -- a bright orange flash across the surface of the letters. Black smoke rises from the burning message.
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The fuel oil catches fire immediately, with a low hiss -- a bright orange flash across the surface of the lettering. Rain turns to vapour above the burning message, mingling with the black smoke.
The fuel oil catches fire immediately, with a low hiss -- a bright orange flash across the surface of the lettering. The falling snow turns to vapour above the burning message, mingling with the black smoke.
What if the words are not directed at the people of Martinaise, or even the Coalition aerostatics above the city -- they're meant for something above even those...
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The lieutenant has taken a small step back. He looks at your face illuminated by the flames and nods silently. Then the fire falters...
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Slowly the flames subside, the fuel burning out. The air still smells of mazut -- and springtime.
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"Time to crack this case. Let's really, really have a close look at that window in Klaasje's room."
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The flames warm your face. Then -- a gust of cold wind, and the fire falters...
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It's time to crack this case. The next logical move is to go back upstairs, to Klaasje's room. Really inspect that window.
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"I smell heavy fuel oil."
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You could buy some smokes, light up a ciggy and throw it in there... You know, just to see what happens. See if it's flammable. It's better that way. Safer.
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And blood. Some of it may even be yours. Looks like a giant mop was used to turn it into lettering...
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"Looks like Cindy the SKULL finally found the words for her masterpiece."
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