[8.3.5] "If old Feuerbach could see us now..." - Recursion - 11/9/07

**Malphas**

The Matrix "archaeologist" known as Digger, claiming to have been tempted out of his dusty basement by rumors of strange creatures wandering the city, took a small group of operatives into the depths of Rawlins Corner. It appears that the operatives eliminated a fair number of the Ethereal scum inhabiting that place, so the researcher's visit served at least some useful purpose.

**Rarebit**

*swears off trying to spell the names of German philosophers* ;P

**deviljonny**

:O is that a hide out!!

**CPT_Starschwar**

(( Very interesting. Reminds me of the Tick Tock thing from the end of chapter 7. I imagine we're in for a big twist...))

Steelle

deviljonny wrote:

:O is that a hide out!!

I haven't seen it before. That looked pretty *CENSORED* crazy...

**Gerik**

Pretty sure that's the hideout in Stamos.

**Kybutra**

AFGM1 wrote:

Pretty sure that's the hideout in Stamos.

Yup the hideout in Stamos

**Tranque101**

Digger got some good shots of me in my battlegear SMILEY

Such as

Or

Now all we need is an event where Digger and The Archaeologist duke it out, heh.

**EndlessVoid**

A surprisingly good read...

Then again, such decorum has always been a staple of the Advocates.

- Void

**XXT**

Kybutra wrote:

AFGM1 wrote:
Pretty sure that's the hideout in Stamos.

Yup the hideout in Stamos

It is Rawlins Corner in Lucero Point. The only unique hideout with caves. Stamos hideout has the Watcher Npcs.

**MatrixRefugee**

Only got the beginning of this since I was gearing up for a hovercraft battle... Intriguing to say the least...

**Zeac**

never knewn it had that prison room in it though...

**GoDGiVeR**

deviljonny wrote:

:O is that a hide out!!

I lol'd at y00 nub, jonny SMILEY

Croesis

That made for an interesting conversation. Certainly some of the theories that are bounding about just recently were mentioned... Although discourse such as this frequently brings up more questions then answers.

**Synapse777**

This brings back the idea that the Real might not be that Real at all. Interesting.