Hands presses against the thin plastic covering the metal fence, clawing and tearing and trying to climb out. They wouldn't succeed - they've been trapped in the former construction site for twelve years now and this is as far as they've ever been able to get.
They can't break the plastic yet they broke down the old bunker doors and ripped the builders to shreds. Boggles the mind a bit. Makes you wonder if it's the builders trying to break free while the things from the bunker have gone back down there to sleep or bide their time for a second attack.
We won't give them the opportunity you know. Whole site's getting a concrete bath in month or two and I dare say there's very few things in this world that can survive that. Burying the problem doesn't solve it, everyone knows that, but it means we have several solid feet between us and the problem.
Fear makes for a great motivator but I think we'll all concentrate better when we can't hear them howling.
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