Did not know that true zero was anything more than a theoretical state. The vacuum of space would be warmer than this if that was true. Of course we all know that it cannot be true, the science behind that would be impossible. There would be no oxygen here. This would be a place of negative pressure that would draw everything in, like a dead star. So, some people are a bit over-dramatic. All the same, it is cold as fuck here. She wondered if it was really worth what Aburabuta was paying her. She tightened her muffler as she braved on. She was not entirely sure of why Aburabuta wanted her to go to this abandoned country where life seemed impossible. He claimed 'it was something of value once' and that 'it only remains unnoticed now because nobody can agree.' She was not entirely sure of what he meant or what he knew, it was vague enough to be a lie but who knew? Honestly, she did not care - a job was a job and she was in need of work.
'Leave the message in the city.' That was what he told her to do. 'Leave it someplace it could easily be found.'
She had of course read the letter, she was curious. She scoffed at the contents --
Frozen denizens of Kiri, stir if you can!
She would affix the letter to the door of the largest building in the heart of the village and then she would leave. She had no interest in staying, it would surely mean her death.
NPC Messenger in and out.
Run Time: 1 Hour
'Leave the message in the city.' That was what he told her to do. 'Leave it someplace it could easily be found.'
She had of course read the letter, she was curious. She scoffed at the contents --
Frozen denizens of Kiri, stir if you can!
She would affix the letter to the door of the largest building in the heart of the village and then she would leave. She had no interest in staying, it would surely mean her death.
NPC Messenger in and out.
Run Time: 1 Hour