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I'm not the first person to make this connection, I'm sure, but I wanted to put it out into the world before we get the rescue mission arc.

So, we know that QCellbit and QBaghera 100% believe their children are totally dead, and they react with great hostility to anyone claiming otherwise (as we saw with what happened to BBH in purgatory 2's Bolas hunt).

Put a pin in that.

You guys remember the false eggs from the election? The ones that looked like Chay and Tallulah (just uncracked) but turned out to actually be codes?

Put a pin in that too.

Now, remember that it's specifically Pomme and Richas planning this rescue mission, with the aid of QPhilza.

Others have also pointed out the way Philza spoke about the mission could imply the two eggs will very likely lose a canon life doing this.

One last pin, I promise.

Lets connect the pins now.

Cellbit and Baghera believe their children are dead, but suddenly, out of nowhere and without warning, what looks like their eggs come running up to them. In their current mental states, they very well might believe it to be a trick like the false eggs, set up by the purgatory watcher with the sole intention of torturing them, so they might fight.

Imagine the horror they'd each experience if they realized these truly were their eggs, alive and well, only moments too late. Imagine Phil running up too late to stop them, shouting to them that they were real, that they were alive. Imagine the heartbreak.

I hope it won't be like this, but I recognize the angst potential when I see it.

reblog to give the person you rb’d this from a hot chocolate with whipped cream and marshmallows

its so scary to put yourself out there but a SINGLE message saying "hi i loved what you made it touched me in some way" makes it all worth it 10000%

gives your p1 dude a smooch <3

Oh that's gore, that's gore of my duos.....

Read through that Postal novel by Alisa Bogodarova and took some screenshots of some particularly interesting things; mostly about Novel!Dude and his family.

PD's (lack of) name

Youngest Postal Dude

PD's first kill

A sister

And a bitch mom

Uncle Dave is a rich fucker

Postal Dude's..."license"

Some of the voices in his head

Reference to his dad

PD doesn't give a shit

Confirmed no real name for Novel!Dude

Family...eh, drama? Issues? Lots of issues, also Novel!Dude is obsessed with God for most of this thing.

So Novel!Dave is the mom's brother and Novel!Dude had a (presumably twin) brother who died.

Game journal entries

A bit of insight on the "infection"

OBLIGATORY PISS

Novel predicted the Co-Op Dudes /j

Last thing of note; I spaced out for a bit and lost track of who Meredith apparently is. The rest of the novel is just a retelling of the end of Postal 1 with a "to be continued" slapped on and a mention of a novel of Postal 2 that never happened.

Some Mr. Verity backstory headcanons

Honestly, we know pretty much next to nothing outside of his life as the Mr. Verity and I believe this is rather on purpose: all there is to him is his endless dedication for the hunt to the paranormal for that all his life has been and probably will ever be, or so he believes, so I kind of thought about some hcs about his backstory:

His name is Abraham. I kind of hc'ed his name before as Theodore but when I saw someone pointing out that he is a foil to Abraham Strach, I believe Cellbit subtly pointed that his name is Abraham as well, since we know that in his driver's license is registered as "A. Verity".

There simply isn't a period in his life prior to the paranormal: His oldest memory is him, knife in hand and backed against a wall as he pants, staring at the blood zombie he just killed. He doesn't remember anything prior, if he had parents, family, nothing. A boy who came out of nothing and with nowhere to go.

The agents that found him reach the conclusion that he's an orphan or maybe the cult they killed claimed the lives of his parents too, it's impossible to know. As the order valued secrecy above all in his period, they just send him to an orphanage and hope that the kid somehow forgets it all and lives a normal life.

However, he knows about the supernatural, he could never forget it even if he tried, so he does a bit of detective work on his own and it takes years to finally find them again, but he does so anyway.

To say the least, the Ordo is in equal parts ashamed and astonished to have been discovered by a teenager, who all but pleads to let him enter, they refuse at first, after all, he's just a child, but after Verity gives them some strategic pointers on what to do on a mission, which ends up saving the lives of a whole squad of agents, they relent and let him enter as kind of an assistant.

Verity spends little time doing stuff that isn't related to the paranormal: he's either training his body or his mind and when the question of who's the most promissing sharpshooter, fighter or investigator of the Order pops up, the answer to that question is always Verity.

The previous leader of the then Ordo Veritatis was a man much like our Verity, being the one who personally trained him and was as methodical and focused as Veri. Still, in that period of time, knowing other agents identities was prohibited because of security and perhaps even self-preservation reasons, rule that the then leader of the Ordo Veritatis upholded.

As such, he was a kind of father figure to Veri, however, he was a bit emotionally distant but quite similar to his pupil in many ways.

Verity dedicates himself wholly to the fight against the paranormal because that is all that his life is and will ever be: He doesn't believe that he has a "future", he doesn't believe he could learn a trade and have a normal job, he knows that all there is to him is his talent (or perhaps talent is the wrong word, talent implies a natural predisposition, and Verity knows he worked to turn himself into whatever he is now, he chose this).

His first mission is uneventful, his group quickly annihilating the creatures that plagued a certain place, and seeing the sheer power of the group, they get drafted in more and more missions together. Verity knows he shouldn't, but... he grows curious about his teammates. One evening, in a moment of respite while in a mission, the topic of the masks is brought up and one of the rowdier and louder ones of his team thinks they're a fucking terrible idea that they honestly get on the way of his breathing and before any of them can protest, he yanks the mask off. There's silence at first, before another other removes the mask and Verity is stunned with the most gorgeous man he'd ever seen in his life saying that he agrees that the masks are dumb. He looks at the others, waiting for fellow disapproval only to see others taking them off. He's the last one to take it off and it's the actual first day he actually meets his teammates, the ones who he had been investigating and risking their lives together for months now.

Christopher Cohen, Aaron, Chizue Akechi, Francisca Parker and Arnaldo Fritz quickly become the most important people in his life. He knew it was arrogance and it could get you killed in the battlefield but he felt invincible with them, all of them working like the most powerful and well-oiled machine he ever had the pleasure of being part of. The life expectancy of an agent is... not great, but they were the legendary agents that won against any creature or cult no matter how strong. Verity sometimes even wanted for his next mission to be with them because he knew everything was going to be alright as long as they fought together.

However, the Annihilators, as they dubbed themselves, wasn't the only team he participated on and in many of those teams, despite the best of his talent and skill, it was not enough, people still died, he still had to report their deaths, give news of their ends to families who had no idea how their beloved ones simply... died. Verity asked himself all the time if there was more he could do to become smarter, sharper, strong enough to protect all of them and make the fight against the supernatural a little less frightening. The answer he often gives himself is "I don't know."

He tries to live on because of others, because of the image of the all-seeing strategist and leader of the Ordo, he tries to incorporate those lost lives in his mania to fight. If they can no longer breathe and taste and dance, he will take all those blows and pain that will never be onto himself. If they become a memory, he carries their memories like ghosts in his mind. It's all he can do: fight and remember them.

He feels guilty for surviving at times. Logically, he knows that those things are bound to happen in the battlefield, but he often feels that it should be him, the barely-a-person to die in the jaws of a monstrosity from the Other Side than... actual people with lives and future.

Arnaldo once told him that, despite his claims, Verity is someone who loves all of the agents of the order, and deeply, but he struggles to see that

Verity has a severe case of workaholism and survivor's syndrome. To work and investigate is both a way of deepening his perception that he needs to be punished for surviving and of dissuading his anxieties.

It's doesn't surprise anyone that he's appointed to be the next Mr. Verity, like it's a throne that he has earned ages ago, and yet, the news doesn't exactly fill him with joy, only responsability, his burden solidified. He accepts it in the name of all those who died before him, of all those who he remembers

That man needs to retire RIGHT NOW and spend time with his daughter istg

"You better behave 🤓☝️"

who tf did that fucking kitty killed this time🙄🙄🙄