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The few survivors in Libya have either fled if they could, or stayed in
the little remaining areas of the country where the radiation isn't lethal
enough to kill you immediately. Among the survivors cancer spreads
like wildfire, and they are covered in tumors in addition to other diseases
and malnutrition which are out of control. There is no help for these
people, even if aid were sent it is too late for most of them. Most
of the children born of the survivors are deformed and mutated, looking
more like monsters than human beings. As far as the inner country
is concerned there is virtually nothing left, planes attempting to fly
through the area experience electronics malfunctions, compasses don't work,
and the red dust which constantly obscures the ground in most of the country
makes flying by landmarks virtually impossible. One odd thing, pilots
who have made it through have given sporadic reports on a large pillar
of rock, at least a half a mile wide and two miles high, but these
reports can be neither confirmed or denied as atmospheric interference
prevents getting positive coordinates, and as yet satellite surveillance
has been able to find nothing. Another odd thing is that much of
the desert floor of libya has been turned to solid glass according to reports
of the few expeditions sent into the area that survived to make it out.
Libya is lost, no matter what you do, do not enter this region. Desert
windstorms constantly shift radiation clouds back and forth, what one moment
will have a Geiger reading well in the tolerable areas (with a rad suit
of course) can the next be so flooded with radiation as to kill even through
protection within hours. Currently there is a joint Japanese, US,
EEC, expedition in the planing phases, the goal is to attempt to send a
squad of Full Conversions specially outfitted to withstand severe radiation
into the area to study and gather information.
(Written by Deric "D" Bernier)