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Continental Europe escaped most of the [[Excessions]] physically unharmed. It wasn't until the [[Senary Excession]] that the mainland became was largely effected. Much of the Excession struck during dinner time, while many Europeans were sitting down to eat soup that they discovered the [[Soupy Sentience]] as it started to scream at them, in their native language, "DON'T EAT ME!" Much of the soup was spilled allowing it to propel itself using still unknown modes of locomotion to Paris. The Soupy Sentience has since taken over much of the city making it largely inhabitable for humans. Those that remain are known as the [[Kraker Metgezel]] (Cracker Companion) because they largely speak Dutch. | |||
--[[User:The Left Honorable Earl of Innsmouth|The Left Honorable Earl of Innsmouth]] 02:10, 6 October 2012 (PDT) | --[[User:The Left Honorable Earl of Innsmouth|The Left Honorable Earl of Innsmouth]] 02:10, 6 October 2012 (PDT) | ||
Revision as of 05:53, 7 October 2012
Continental Europe escaped most of the Excessions physically unharmed. It wasn't until the Senary Excession that the mainland became was largely effected. Much of the Excession struck during dinner time, while many Europeans were sitting down to eat soup that they discovered the Soupy Sentience as it started to scream at them, in their native language, "DON'T EAT ME!" Much of the soup was spilled allowing it to propel itself using still unknown modes of locomotion to Paris. The Soupy Sentience has since taken over much of the city making it largely inhabitable for humans. Those that remain are known as the Kraker Metgezel (Cracker Companion) because they largely speak Dutch.
--The Left Honorable Earl of Innsmouth 02:10, 6 October 2012 (PDT)
