With all the turmoil in the Hive, the poorest of the poor in the Multiverse have been growing restless. Certain rumors of the effectiveness in the Hall of Speakers, and of the factions themselves seems to be spreading. Those privy to the flow of information of the Hive could guess this to be mainly happening around the Bleaker's soup kitchens, and certain gang-controlled areas of the Hive.
With the advent of the growing hostilities between Anarchs, and the Lawful Three factions... The Hive is a place where a spark will start a wildfire, and a spark is exactly what is being set off.
Mutters Of Discontent
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*DM_Duke
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Those who have lost their loved ones or become orphans quickly take up to the Bleakers easily enough. The chaos is good business for them as cutters begin to accept the hoplessness of everything and the reality of the graphical situation becomes a good medium to express even more depression on the matter.
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*Theorum Of Neutrality
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During the chaos, what people didn't flee the Hive found refuge at the Almshouse within the Gatehouse. Whispers were spread of the instigators of the conflict - Anarchs, Mercykillers, and Hardheads - to the Hivers by people within the Gatehouse. Some could claim that this was done by Bleakers, though others question whether the Bleakers care enough about such things to spread whispers of dissension.
Mercykillers and Hardheads find themselves unwelcome in the Hive, often getting pelted with stones by groups of angry citizens as the chaos comes to a stalemate, such groups fleeing moments later into the twisted confines of the Hive to escape punishment. Anarchs, due to their paranoid secrecy, are lucky in that none of the Hivers know who to target, though angry gossip between the Poorest of the Poor about how the Anarchs murdered friends, and family and destroyed homes is prevalent.
A deep depression seems to fall over quite a few Hivers, and the Bleak Cabal gets a few new recruits every week or so, the poor Sods trailing groups of Bleakers in the Bleak Cabal's bizarre recruitment style.
The Hivers won't be pushed much farther before they start to act desperately to get their homes, as meager as they are, back.
Mercykillers and Hardheads find themselves unwelcome in the Hive, often getting pelted with stones by groups of angry citizens as the chaos comes to a stalemate, such groups fleeing moments later into the twisted confines of the Hive to escape punishment. Anarchs, due to their paranoid secrecy, are lucky in that none of the Hivers know who to target, though angry gossip between the Poorest of the Poor about how the Anarchs murdered friends, and family and destroyed homes is prevalent.
A deep depression seems to fall over quite a few Hivers, and the Bleak Cabal gets a few new recruits every week or so, the poor Sods trailing groups of Bleakers in the Bleak Cabal's bizarre recruitment style.
The Hivers won't be pushed much farther before they start to act desperately to get their homes, as meager as they are, back.