Endtown by Aaron Neathery for March 01, 2020

“The Lighthouse” entrance. If this lighthouse sends you down or sends you up, then welcome to the world of Bioshock

The light house and lightening in the distance attract wanderers on a lonely sea.

When answers are often so terrifying, it is a hard choice to decide whether to fight or flee.

Alan is not going to be a happy pachyderm. Really there is nothing to be afraid about……just a normal high energy electric discharge without any real source or explanation! Perfectly normal. (Cue the creepy organ music)

May be time to ask the dittos to turn the mast into a pair of paddles…

Well, the area appears to be well grounded…

It is possible that one could have lightning on a clear night, but it involves some sort of ferocious wind currents (or turbulence) in clear air higher up.

And something is generating the power for that lighthouse.

Seems like the dittos might be unhappy around such discharges.

And on an unrelated note, today is the 100th Anniversary of James Doohan’s birth!

Thanks, Scotty!

Oh great. Time to head down to the great ‘Rapture’.

As Darque Hellmutt said in the last episode “Thunderbolt and Lightnin’” My ammendment still applies too, Very, Very frightening to me

“Woke last night to the sound of thunder…how far off I sat and wondered…”

There looks like another building to the right of the tower/lighthouse.

So is it just me wondering why they heard thunder before they saw the lightning?

Monday night was quite the lightning show, here in Nashville..

Usually you hear thunder AFTER the lightning strike…

Thunder? BEFORE the lightning? Ah, well, it’s ENDtown; who cares about physics here, anyway?

“Quick – to the big phallic structure!”

Whoever said the light could be a lighthouse, called it.

Does no one else see a body in the lightning. Head, torso, arms and legs?

Thunder

Thunder!

THUNDER CAT HO!!!!

It has a very Tesla-ish vibe to it all….

“Yes, that’s land, and stop calling me a ….”

It’s the lighthouse from Annihilation.