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thecapitol2013-09-13 10:51 pm
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The tunnel to District 2, main transport for Peacekeepers, is unexpectedly closed before dawn. In edition, a mandatory evacuation is declared for mile around the tunnel, clearing out a large section of the South East part of town.
The evacuation ends several blocks from the Tribute Training center, but they hear plenty about it. And can see the Capitol citizens unhappily trudging to friends, relative, and the shelter set up for those with none.
The recording that plays every few minutes on all the stations state that there is danger of a possible gas leak, and the evacuation is precautionary.
However, resident report seeing teams going into the tunnels and not seeing them come out.
Some report screams.
Luckily for the Capitol, most of the teams were made of avoxes, so that rumor is easy to silence.
The evacuation ends several blocks from the Tribute Training center, but they hear plenty about it. And can see the Capitol citizens unhappily trudging to friends, relative, and the shelter set up for those with none.
The recording that plays every few minutes on all the stations state that there is danger of a possible gas leak, and the evacuation is precautionary.
However, resident report seeing teams going into the tunnels and not seeing them come out.
Some report screams.
Luckily for the Capitol, most of the teams were made of avoxes, so that rumor is easy to silence.

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The recording said it was a possible gas leak. If Joan has learned anything in her brief time here, it's that the screens lie. She won't go past the barriers, not yet. But she does want to see what the response is, what sort of vehicles, equipment and manpower they're using for this "possible gas leak."
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"You see anything yet?" Because the equipment the peacekeepers were using, didn't look like anything he knew for gas leaks.
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It was the lack of activity that most bothered her. If this was really something so simple as a gas leak, she would think there would be a flurry of activity to get it dealt with as soon as possible.
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She sighs, and turns to the man. "Cannibalistic cult? Really?"
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"Well they had to explain why the bodies were showing up with bites out of them. Human and animal. Trust me that was better than saying the Z word."
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Humans and animals with bites taken out of them. Oh.
"They would rather be a cannibalistic cult than admit to the existence of zombies?"
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"Though maybe you shouldn't follow, they already have their eyes on me. Wouldn't want to get you into trouble Doc." He thought about Holiday, and Calico, they'd probably both be pissed for what he was half assed planning. "Besides I can't stand around if there are people hurt, not my style." He wasn't sure if he'd find an opening, but hey he'd try.
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She looks back at him. "I'm Joan, by the way."
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She was right though, they'd probably have better luck after the sun went down. "Yeah, you're right. Just, guess I'm thinking body count if it is a leak, these guys will send Avoxes, and really they're still people." Yes he hated how they were treated and tried to at least thank them if they helped him with anything. Even if it wasn't 'protocol'.
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"What are you doing?" he asked when he got to her. "It's not safe here."
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On one hand, she's glad it's Dan. He's less likely to cause her trouble, more likely to answer her questions, give information other Peacekeepers wouldn't.
On the other hand, it's unfortunate this is where they meet again.
She meets his eyes. "What's going on?"
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"There's been a gas leak," Dan answers officially. "It might explode."
Then, after a moment, he speaks with real concern for her. "You can't come back if you die out here."
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She glances, side to side, and steps closer.
"I think we both know the whole gas leak thing is a cover story. Is that all they've told you?"
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Of course, just because it was all that he could tell her didn't mean it was all that he knew.
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She gets the distinction, and she sighs, glancing around again.
"Are you going to be okay? Are you in danger?"
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"It's my duty to be here," Daniel explains. She can't see his eyes while his helmet was lowered, and he can't help but feel a little relieved by that. He isn't sure what she would see in them. "The area has been properly contained, but that doesn't mean you should be here."
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"I'm good. I'm on the right side of the barriers and everything." She has no intention of crossing the barriers unnecessarily, and nothing she's seen yet has given her that impetus. She doesn't believe the official story, but she's not about to find out she was wrong via giant fireball.
"Are you here indefinitely? Or do you take shifts?"
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"There's nothing there..." She goes on tiptoe to see over the white helmets to little effect. She's too short to see if there's something in particular going on. She'd never heard of a gas leak precisely but evacuation never boded well.
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Her voice dies when she gets a good look at her. She raises her eyebrows, blinks, then glance away. "Um. Sorry. I didn't mean to stare."
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She placed a finger to her lips and waved it at the space beyond the guards, "What is a gas leak? Is it truly this dangerous?"
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"Usually they're talking about natural gas. It's poisonous and flammable. They'd evacuate this much if they thought there might be an explosion. I don't believe it, though. A gas leak is pretty easily fixed. And the Peacekeeper presence is excessive.
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She frowns and shakes her head, "So do you know what it is?"
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"Subtley is never their strong suit is it. They attract more attention this way."