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From: Nightfox <DJWA@******.UCC.NAU.EDU>
Subject: Chicago
Date: Mon, 27 Feb 1995 16:24:15 -0700
***** My colleagues, I would not suggest entering the Chicago Containment Zone.
After the events in Tir Nan Og, I decided that the situation in the city needed
investigating. I have viewed the Chicago post to Shadowland that some friends
of mine retrieved, and I have also confirmed parts of the data for myself.

The area is heavily guarded, though I believe that it might be possible to get
in. The astral security is the best ever put together by the UCAS government,
and it is improving daily.

The city it self is in turmoil, and vaguely sickening from the astral. The
blast zone mentioned in the report has a very large background count, more
concentrated than any seen to date. Even without going astral, the resonaunce
from the astral will have partial mind altering effect on active people, mostly
similiar to what a friend of mine would call "getting up on the wrong side of
the bed".

I would not suggest going to the Zone for monuementary pursuits, for that will
most likely bring woe on those greedy enough to try. If you are concerned about
a friend, I would suggest trying to find out as much as you can about their
current condition before attempting entry. Searching for someone would be
exceedingly difficult if not impossible.

Most importantly beware of the Inv... of the Insect Spirits, they are your
worst enemy, but not the only one.*****
-- Nightfox <N'Ralan Filox>

***** Also, I would like to apologize to those of my friends that I have not
spoken to as of yet for my extended absence over the last many months. I was
busy investigating other metaphysical pursuits, and it could said, for lack of
better or more apt words, that I "lost track of time".*****
-- Nightfox <N'Ralan Filox>

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