video; okay kids let's organize this bitch

[thefourteenth]

[Here is Visser One, posting with her own face for the very first time, businesslike and deadly serious. She seems to be posting from some kind of office- whether home or otherwise is impossible to tell. Everything about her has the air of unimpeachable seasoned authority.]

Well, we've all seen the rash of posts about disappearances in the last three days. [She takes a short, impatient breath, drawing herself up a little more.] Come now, we can't possibly think it's just a coincidence. What did that kind of thinking get us with the virus?

Organizing is imperative. We won't accomplish anything by staying scattered and in a panic.

First and foremost, I need you all to come forward here and give the name of anybody who's gone missing this week. So far, I have a list of six names.

[She folds her hands on her desk and leans in, expression intensifying- but still unusually cold. Like a hunter, not an impassioned loved one.]

We will find them. We'll find them, bring them home, then we'll find the offender and give them exactly what they deserve.


(OOC: feel free to threadjack and make a big mess of this post if you want! Visser One just really wants to see some discussion and organization going on, and so do I.)

Comments

[thefourteenth]

Not all of us. You can call in an anonymous tip to the police if you want to contribute. It won't get them moving on its own, but it might help bolster official missing persons reports.

[littlepinksuitcase]

I don't even know anyone who's missing.

[thefourteenth]

Yes you do. Mary Winchester, Shikamaru Nara, Nill, Amy Pond, Washu, Kurt Hummel, Jake Marshall. The beauty about anonymous tip-offs is you don't need to give information about yourself.

[littlepinksuitcase]

I've never even spoken to any of them, though.

No one's reported the disappearances at all yet? Really?