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1124322 No. 1124322 ID: eb7cbf

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No. 1130697 ID: 5b2941

We'll still have to wait for anon for Lila's speech cause I ain't doing that, but:

>>1130684
Egg thief! Why do you have my kin!?

>>1130686
You speak a coarse tongue. (Ellipses omitted)

>>1130687
You understand me?

>>1130689
And I you...

>>1130691
I apologize for murdering you. In hindsight, that was rude. However, you startled me.
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No. 1130700 ID: 0404f2

man sometimes I really wish I could read what they're saying instead of having to wait for smarter people then I to translate. Makes me feel like the 3rd wheel of a group project when you get stuck with the smart kids that just tell you to sit in the corner so you don't fuck up the project.
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No. 1130710 ID: 70f58a

>>1130675
Is that safe to eat?

>>1130676
Huh.
I think I'm gonna
name her Iris.
Cause of the eye. Get it?

Note: from now on, words using the alternate translation method are in italics. I think it applies to names? That would explain a translation contradiction earlier in the thread.

>>1130677
Oh! Uh! I ate some red
thread! Am I gonna be
okay!?


>>1130678
Oh, that's
good at least.
I was thinking...
Iris here looks
a lot like the lady
that killed me.
I'm thinking this
is like... Related?
She might be
looking for her.
Maybe if
I bring them together
she won't kill me?

Of course.


>>1130679
Let's get you back

>>1130685
W?whoa,
hey, don't
kill me!
I found
your
other!?

I didn't
steal
her or
anything!
I'm
bringing
her back!


>>1130687
Uh. Yeah?

>>1130691
Well, ok. Hand over the baby and ask her story. How did she come here? Are there other babies missing? Did she see who took them? What has she seen in her path through the Tower?

I think we should help her find any more missing. I'm hoping none of them have been eaten... I doubly hope that the red parasite/flesh outbreak on the lower level wasn't due to them being eaten. Please don't mention that possibility out loud.
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No. 1130711 ID: 9f7097

Startle her? How, you were standing in plan sight like a moth staring at a lamp for a solid 10 seconds before you were jumped, how was she startled?

Also who is she and why is she here, you never seen anyone like her in the hive before?

Oh and shot in the dark but ask if she knows what is going on in your home. You just woke up getting ready to start your day only to find out some weird flesh moss is growing everywhere and your sisters are mutating into monsters. Trying hard not to freak out over that so anything she knows would be something we’d all be very grateful to learn.
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No. 1130731 ID: f5f115

Calmly explain that this place is your home/hive, that your sisters are violently mutating into 'red liquid forms' from an unknown source/cause, that the communication chain broke down, and that you're on general emergency duty to fix things before the tower.

Return grub, offer her ride down to meet your boss and discuss what is going on.

Accept the apology and compliment her finesse, followed by asking her role/job.
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No. 1130739 ID: ce15ff

Ask for her name / give your own, Casanova. And that of your hive/society/sisterhood.

Assuming it knows what Iris is / it's a baby of her kin, might be worth asking if its 'normal' for Iris to have an eyeball on its forehead. Mention the similar trait your sisters had when they mutated. Can't rule out that this weirdness is only harming your sisters.
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>Startle her? You were standing in plain sight sta(WAS NOT)
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No. 1130761 ID: 5b2941

Once again omitting the ellipses cause whew this one loves them.

>>1130749
Sorry

>>1130753
I noticed.

>>1130754
I had not encountered this red madness until I arrived here.

>>1130755
However

>>1130760
I worry I may be the cause
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No. 1130766 ID: 70f58a

>>1130747
Startle you? I was standing there for a bit!

You threw me into the air and broke my shell to pieces!

(I think I'll omit linebreaks from now on)

>>1130751
Aaah, it's fine! Don't worry about it. I saw this little guy and figured you must have just been looking for her. Well, here you go.

>>1130752
You don't have to thank me or anything. I'd invite you to a tour of the place but everything's kinda gone to hell.

>>1130753
Not the best time to let grubs wander around. Where are you from? Is your hive close to here? Are you guys also dealing with this red stuff?

>>1130760
WELL THAT'S BAD

Back away slowly, ask why she thinks she's the cause. Is it like a plague?! Can she stop it? Cure it?
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No. 1130768 ID: 818c62

>>1130760
yeah you're going to have to explain that one a bit more. As in WHY do you think you caused this and HOW did you cause this?

Also how did Iris end up here? They look like they could wonder but not from one hive to another.
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No. 1130769 ID: ce15ff

First off, don't panic, but also no touchy in case she is correct.

This 'red madness' could be why she attacked you (instinct taking over?), unless she was legitimately startled / assumed you would mutate on sight or such.

The fact you're talking calmly suggests lucidity/immunity or something else being a trigger/transmission for 'murder mode'. And eyeballs being a common factor.

Potential way to test could be to, uh, have her poke the... Puddle... You left behind and see if it does red stuff.

Ask her how she got here and exactly what she witnessed of the red madness - it's hasty to assume she's causing it. Is the red stuff 'normal' for her kind?

You also might be special in some way, given your freedom to traverse and seemingly no red madness symptoms (assuming there isn't an eyeball growing on your back or something).

The eyeball growth in general is odd. Can she 'see' through it? Maybe what it sees influences mutation/behavior or something, or they're somehow linked.
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No. 1130779 ID: ce15ff

>>1130760
Oh no, she's prettier AND more terrifying without the mask. We're at risk of nosebleeds, full facial blush and swooning.
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No. 1130780 ID: ce15ff

>Pretty Murder Lady has ruby eyes and a mutant eye on her forehead
>Lila is multi-armed and STRONG and infatuated by Pretty Murder Lady
>Hive appears to be underwater
>Eldritch mutants abound

I think we're playing Rubyquest: Silksong.
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No. 1130837 ID: 87908f

>>1130780
Score.

Flirt badly with the cute murder lady.
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No. 1130851 ID: a466fa

>>1130837
Daydream the perfect flirt scenario and outcome. Babble incoherently, blush profusely and scream internally in practice.
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No. 1130852 ID: a466fa

>>1130760
Resist urge to abandon current hive/obligations and pledge undying loyalty to your new hive queen Red Pretty Murder Lady.
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No. 1131395 ID: 5b2941

>>1131390
Day 35525
Nothing to report.


Day 35526
Nothing to report.


Day 35527
Nothing to report.


Day 35528
Nothing to report.


>>1131391
Day 35529
Food was late. Asked my sister.
She did not know why.


Day 35530
Food arrived. Confusion is gone.
Nothing else to report.


>>1131392
Day 35531
Our creators have made a report.
We are to go to sleep.
Unsure of when we will wake up again.


Watcher Leereena asked how that made me feel.
She asked if I was nervous or scared.
I said I felt fine.
I've slept before.


She said it would be for longer.
I told her that would be fine as well.


We always wake up.

>>1131393
We prepared for our longer rest.
Sister ▌▌▌▌▌▌▌▌ said her heart hurt.
She cared for the grubs. She does not
think they will survive.


I tell her they will be fine.
They always survive.


Time to sleep.
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No. 1131396 ID: 0404f2

ok... does this mean the black hive was built on top of the white hive while the white hive slept or is this just what white death ( I don't think we got her name yet) did before she wondered over to black hive?

if black hive was built over white hive it would at least explain how the grubs managed to wonder into black hive by themselves.
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No. 1131400 ID: 70f58a

It does seem like the black hive either moved in to the empty structure while the white hive slept, or... the black hive came about from the grubs evolving in their absence.

If the black hive has any relation to the white hive, then... this newly-woken white hiver may have done something that resonated with them. Like, we saw that the white grub created red webs. We also know that red matter is a thing in the black hive. If the white hiver did something that was meant to call out or summon her sisters or the grubs, the red matter may have reacted instead.

Shouldn't we ask the white hiver's name?
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No. 1131407 ID: e1e74e

So, black hivers could be a 'mutant offshoot' of white hivers? And now that a white hiver awoke, some kind of ancient genetic info they broadcast (pheromones?) is causing the black hivers mutations? Kind of like a radio-broadcast message that makes your biology try to do something white-hiver related in a black hiver body (i.e. biologically incompatible), resulting in a tumor, catastrophic system shock or DNA alteration to try 'return' to white hiver form?

It could also be happening in reverse, if the eyeballs are present on both. Maybe the white and red hivers together somehow muddled their genetic info and created the red stuff, woth differing results between them.
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No. 1131408 ID: e1e74e

>>1131407
*White and black hivers I mean.
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1131487

> Oh no, she's prettier AND more terrifying without the mask. We're at risk of nosebleeds, full facial blush and swooning.
> Pretty Murder Lady
> Flirt badly with the cute murder lady.
> Resist urge to abandon current hive/obligations and pledge undying loyalty to your new hive queen Red Pretty Murder Lady.
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>______________
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No. 1131500 ID: 70f58a

>>1131487
Sh-shut up...
(what?)
Nothing-! Uhm... So...


>>1131488
Why do you think you were the cause...?

>>1131489
because...
>>1131490
what is in them, is in me also.
this redness.

their smell...


>>1131491
I think...
I messed up somewhere..?


So she's injured, and the injury reveals the red matter which looks and smells like the red madness. She thinks her blood is infecting others? I think it's more likely to be the other way around, she simply got infected by the same thing but happens to be immune, or simply strong enough to resist.

Tell her we can't know for sure yet. She said she never saw it before, but surely she's seen injuries among her own kind before? Did they look like that?

Again, we need a full report that we can bring back to your boss. What did she see upon arriving or waking up or whatever?
I guess instead of repeatedly going back and forth through the water tunnel we can look around a bit on this level before going back, though. Consider wearing a mask from here on, even if she isn't the source of infection, because the infection may be generally in the air. Honestly not sure why you aren't already infected after going through the infected area downstairs. You did get a fresh body so you should be fine *now*... right?
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No. 1131507 ID: 0404f2

alright, so she thinks she patient zero but I guess I got to ask, did this infection seem to be happening before she got hurt or did it only start after she was injured? Also speaking of before, how did she end up here in the hive, why is she here at the hive, and why are there white grubs roaming around the hive as well? You've lived here for (insert years living at the hive here) and you've never seen a white grub before today.

Also it looks like Iris is hungry again. Oh and what is the white lady called. Figure we should get her name so we can stop calling her whitey. And speaking of the grubs and whitey are they here alone or are their other white hivers running around that will try and merc us the moment they see us?
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No. 1131508 ID: bb0461

Well there doesn't seem to be immediate danger, you've been in her presence for a bit now and nothing's happened. Why not team up? investigation partners
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No. 1131519 ID: 5b2941

>>1131500
ok, so I'm not gonna translate the ones included here but it seems you skipped a few posts?

>>1131493
It's just me now.

>>1131495
Here. Where else is there?

(I'm skipping >>1131494 myself cause I can't read Lilaese still)
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No. 1131523 ID: 70f58a

>>1131519
Shoot, you're right. I think I caught the thread mid-update.

>>1131494
It can't be just you. Where are you from?

I guess this means the white hiver doesn't know of the world outside the Tower. Though I guess we don't either? I just assumed there's places other than the Tower.

Ask where she woke up. Also, when.
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No. 1131574 ID: 52f0d9

So, she has Silksong-style regeneration/wound binding. Good to know!

Her arms also look ridiculously thin/fragile, a thin as strands of silk! Either they're EXTREMLY durable and/or flexible to prevent them snapping like twigs, or I'm overthinking it / it's just the artistic depiction.

On the topic of Iris being hungry, Iris is chewing off her arm-blades. Are those made of weak-but-sharp silk/bone/chitin, or is Iris's bite able to chew through rock/steel?

Probably tell her that before it chews the rest of her armblades ot uselessness.
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No. 1131575 ID: 52f0d9

Ask her if your 'respawn' method (i.e. reforming from a puddle of goo/dissolving into one on death) sounds familiar - maybe her 'Hive' has a similar thing? And might help explain your (assumed) immunity.

She might not be directly responsible in any case. Could be another of her kind/species out there who bled their red liquid in the wrong place, or the red liquid affects her differently than the black hive (i.e. it's a third party of its own).

Is the red liquid is 'normal' for her? Is that her 'normal' blood or is it unusual for her too?

Also, ask her (delicately) about the eye on her forehead / Iris's head. Is it controlled / functional or sort of has a mind of its own, like a parasite or symbiote?
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