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Where to hide your Eldridge Abominations
the neurovore of Zur-En-Aargh:
--- Quote from: Nickeris86 on August 17, 2012, 05:09:38 PM ---Seoul doesn't really have abandoned buildings. In Korea when someplace goes under the rip it down and rebuild it in a matter of weeks, they are very officiant in that way but things have a tendency not to last very long. I am also trying to avoid water as much as i can for this story so as not to rip off Deepones so bridges don't work.
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Would it work with the kind of thing you were doing to do something like a pocket dimension ? A perfectly normal apartment building with one extra door somewhere that leads into a space that's not actually on the real-world map, and can be as big and complex as you like ? That's an idea that would lend itself to Lovecraftian creepy, I think.
--- Quote ---Google maps does but not of the underground. Due to the strife between North and South. You really don't want to be labled a North Korean sympathizer here.
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Sorry, I'd not realised you were local and didn't mean to sound like I was suggesting dangerous things.
o_O:
Eh, ah, too bad water is out; that would have been my first suggestion.
Question: do your Abominations have a "life"-cycle that would have allowed them to exist in rural settings?
The Deposed King:
Put them in hidden water ways right under the international airport. That way if they break out you could have scenes of mass panic as tourists and air port workers fled the area.
ahhahahah
The Deposed King
the neurovore of Zur-En-Aargh:
Oh, and have you seen The Host ?
Fyrchick:
You can make something up too, or just make MORE out of something that is already there.
A quick search of historical sites found a few possibilities. I read an article about how modern the city is, but someone was quoted saying that every time they start a new project they dig up something that would be considered artifacts or historically important.
Any of the older temples or fortresses have potential.
I also found this:
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/dprk/kpa-tunnels.htm
You might be able to expand on that somehow. Maybe the tunnels made it to Seoul and they gave a passage to the surface for things that would have otherwise been buried?
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