Green skies are coming

Bizarre weather is quickly becoming a staple of Eisa.

Meteorologists believe that the turquoise-green cloud currently blanketing the colony and raining what appears to be cyan-colored snow over our streets is the culmination of the spawning process of a form of unknown algae mat which reconnaissance has detected far off the shore, to the west of the archipelago. Biologists are calling this a once-in-a-lifetime event, most likely triggered by the unusual severity of the typhoon that passed over the colony a few weeks prior. The spores are believed to be harmless so far and are much too large to inhale, but dust filters should be installed over any exposed ventilation systems, including DAX/2 and SXD units, to ensure optimal and safe continued operation.

Do you like Halloween? No? Too bad! Eisa needs you anyway! All throughout the month of October we'll be running a mishmash of various events sure to send chills down your spine, including ghost story nights, costume contests, treasure hunts, and more! Stay tuned for more updates.

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8 years ago by Samantha Wright

last updated: 2015-09-30 15:16:38 · link