As Jason Jones takes the long flight to Manchuria to find the source of the mysterious creatures that have recently troubled his life, he does a bit of reading from a books he bought in the airport. Let's read over his shoulder, shall we?
- Manchuria has extreme climate variances from season to season, alternating between bitterly cold winds off the northern tundra to sweltering heat from the south! (Jason reconsiders his luggage.)
- Manchuria was invaded by Japan in 1931, beginning Japan's attempt to annex China. Fighting continued throughout the 1930s; some munitions remain to this day! (Jason thinks about the likelihood of his wandering into such munitions while searching for the centaurs and such, and resolves to keep a wary eye out at all times.)
- Manchuria was one of the first regions in China to industrialize, and remains a major industrial power; most of the rural inhabitants are concentrated in the south. (Jason worries about smog, and hopes that he will not gain some horrific cancer from the trip.)
- Manchuria is bounded by rivers to the north and east, and by the Greater Khingan Range in the west! (Jason begins to fall asleep!)
- Certain regions in Manchuria, largely in the Southwest, are marked by unusual rates of disappearances and cryptozoological (that is, mythical) creature reports. Tourists are cautioned against visiting. (Jason wakes up.)
Saturday, September 22, 2007
Jason Jones Learns About Manchuria
Thermobarically ignited by Cavalcadeofcats to the temperature of 21:54
Submunitions include Jason Jones
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Varying storitelling methods! Woooo!
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