[Abruptly some time after it fades away, there's a terrible scream, all Kadar and agonized, before being cut off. That, by the way, might sound familiar]
[It all really does go quiet, the sky darkening outside the grates, and the feeling of Kadar's presence snuffs out. Only after a moment does the sound of the fluid in the pit gently lapping at the base of the pipe start again, this time even the rats have gone silent. Off far away and above, a bit of machinery makes a low whine, almost mournful.
There's only ahead now, the way back's now swallowed up in a dark void.]
the path up ahead is clear, but only lit by the starlight from the grates. Looking through them there's a sea of stars, though not as many as the sky would normally have. The pipe appears to be on a slight incline, so perhaps it does lead to an exit after all]
[The void seems to trail a comfortable twenty feet or so behind him now, but on the other hand that fever is rising, the grates providing the only cool air against the heat. That arm, were it even real, would be nothing more than raw deadweight, a searing pain that just doesn't go away]
As the tunnel goes on, the scene outside the side grates changes, becoming more modern, the stars above changing, going out, sometimes one by one, other times in small clusters.]
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down he goes ]
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[ fine. going on forward ]
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There's only ahead now, the way back's now swallowed up in a dark void.]
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the path up ahead is clear, but only lit by the starlight from the grates. Looking through them there's a sea of stars, though not as many as the sky would normally have. The pipe appears to be on a slight incline, so perhaps it does lead to an exit after all]
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no
not really.
It inclines up and then levels out, seeming to go on forever]
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As the tunnel goes on, the scene outside the side grates changes, becoming more modern, the stars above changing, going out, sometimes one by one, other times in small clusters.]
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"Leave him, leave him! He'd understand!"
"... Where is Vitelli?!"
"That... we must..."
"..."
"Take this and go, I will find him"
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