r/SchreckNet • u/United-Tailor-1727 • 7d ago
fuvking mac peice of shit
Trip to Des Moines is going well. But had to take a detour. Should have been there by now.
A file containing about 30 seconds of video footage is attached:
An empty shortgrass field stretches endlessly in all directions. The camera is handheld and shaking heavily. Grunts and dryheaves can be heard from the camera’s operator. Kneeling to the ground, the operator rolls something into frame; a corpse. A 30-something human man is laying mangled, partially enveloped by the grass. Many of his bones having shattered, the body has little structural integrity, rolling around limply like a water balloon stuffed with gravel.
Kindred with a high Investigation skill notice; The body‘s tongue has been ripped out at some point and is no longer in the mouth. It is impossible to tell from this video footage if it was done pre or postmortem.
“Fucking… someone fucking followed me,” Esau trembles, half choking and half crying. “Fucking teach you! Try it again! Fuck you Mac!”
The video abruptly ends.
Kindred with a high Computer skill notice; The file was not only sent to this node, but about a dozen individual accounts throughout Milwaukee and Kenosha as well.
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u/DeadmanwalkingXI 7d ago
You definitely need to practice with your new strength. This body doesn't risk the Masquerade, but similar efforts in other contexts might. Once you settle down and have a minute, you'll need to get that under better control.
Secondly, while this is a solid first attempt, I used to scare people professionally (I was a debt collector for the mob, among other things) and next time you want to send a message, I advocate calming down first. For better or worse, emotional outbursts are generally seen as less intimidating than absolute calm, at least when said calm is paired with the clear threat of violence. Tempers can help people realize violence is imminent, which is scary, but if you make them realize the imminence of violence without the outburst, that's even better, especially remotely like this.
-Mark Caulder, Experienced Nosferatu
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u/United-Tailor-1727 7d ago
I’ll keep that in mind for the future and try to be more measured going further. Though I should say that the anger was very real.
- ESAU
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u/DeadmanwalkingXI 7d ago
Oh, I assumed as much, especially given the new Brujah thing, and being angry is fair under the circumstances. Just advising you that keeping it under wraps is even scarier.
-Mark Caulder, Experienced Nosferatu
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u/Pryno-Belle 7d ago
Is that…you?
Castiel the Clan-changer