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[eatsyourscience]

[Souji's outside in the garden, but the fog makes it difficult to tell where, exactly. It's very quiet, though, with the snow and fog deadening all the noise.

He's wearing a pair of black framed glasses. Unusual for him, since he doesn't normally wear glasses.

He stops peering at his surroundings and holds up the camera at face level to address whoever might be listening.]

Don't you think it should have snowed instead of raining yesterday?

[That would make sense in early January.

He takes a few steps through the snow and he doesn't seem to be having any trouble navigating through the fog.]

This isn't ordinary fog. Be careful.

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[eatsyourscience]

At times. It depends on where it is.

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[donttestme]

What does it do?

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[eatsyourscience]

It might make people sick. It might hide monsters.

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[donttestme]

[Gee, that would have been nice to mention earlier, kid. >C]

How sick? What kind of monsters?

[Hey, two questions! All that distrust is making Chell generous!]

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[eatsyourscience]

...I think it depends on the person.

[Somehow, that is the answer to both questions.]

I don't know for sure what's going to happen yet.

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[donttestme]

[Still not a good enough answer. What kind of person is susceptible to the fog? Did that answer the monster question, and how so? Chell tries a different approach.]

What would be the worst case scenario?

[prepare for the worst, hope for the best, after all.]

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[eatsyourscience]

[He pauses before answering. She seems pretty level-headed, but he still isn't sure he wants to tell her something that might not even happen.]

People could become sick and paranoid. There could be monsters that attack people. People could turn into monsters.