Hmm... I wasn't here the for when Discedo first had its acid rains. But like the wet season in the Giza Plains, the abundance of monsters increases.

I wonder if the initial rains were the effect of a common cause? Those gases were certainly unusually strong.

Discedo, you have this most unbecoming habit of presenting more questions than answers. ( Read more... )

Perhaps these parasites are a sign that you all wag your now quite sore tongues a bit much over most irrelevant matters. Or they can simply go on the ever-growing list of why we ought to put a bullet to each and every one of these scientists ( Read more... )

For those of you staking claims, I see one fatal flaw in your cunning plans of taking over Discedo ( Read more... )

Well. Could have been worse.

Funny, though it not being the first time I've been called 'heretic', bounty hunters usually aren't too fussed about my religious denomination. Or lack thereof really.

I wonder what the future of Ivalice holds. Surely the entire world doesn't become a rabble of babbling zealots?

Hmm...

Fran wasn't with me either. ( Read more... )

A colourful array of new arrivals makes its way to our bleak and mistletoe strewn city and others leave, while our resident megalomaniacs drag some unsuspecting sheep to the slaughter ( Read more... )

Hm... Fran's been a bit scarce and I've been trying to catch her under the mistletoe. Has anyone seen her about? She's not normally gone this long...

Damned thing insists I make some remark or another and it doesn't do for the leading man to keep so quiet for so long even if he's got the flu ( Read more... )

This nonsense again?

But I suppose in a post-apocalyptic world there's little else to do. Tell me, how many among your number are Viera named 'Fran'?

While the police force and lawyers get about to finally getting into writing the laws they've been 'enforcing', I'm curious as to what the city's citizens have to say ( Read more... )

I could say something truly profound and witty about how it's a sad day that a pirate has to keep a man of the law from going against the very laws that he upholds ( Read more... )