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Tonight's broadcast is brought to you by the company you depend upon for all of your greatest

needs, heart life. These stories are true dramatizations from Our Fair City's glorious history.

So listen and remember, heart life, all the life you'll ever need.

In Our Fair City, food is provided through the seemingly endless potential of algae.

The very same organisms which purify our air and process our waste have been harnessed

to provide all of the proteins, vitamins, and carbohydrates necessary for a

life which meets projected expectations. Even small allotments of fresh produce are prepared for

policies who perform exceptionally well. Still, there are some whose appetites cannot be provided for. Within our fair city is one individual

whose hunger is more unnatural, who cannot be sated by the wholesome foods we enjoy. Cruel science

created this abomination without control of her monstrous need. She feasts upon sanguine

tissues, rant from the bodies of our own mind. She lurks deep within the tunnels, mere feet of earth from unsuspecting policies next door, hiding, feeding.

Human limbs drip icor and viscera onto the packed earth of her lair.

Naud bones are stacked in the corners of the room, and the table where real people

once shared a meal tablet is awash with congealing fluids.

The creature responsible is here now, its face buried deep in the calf of what was once

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