| [Rescue Team Alert] Attention all survivors: The main road to your area has completely collapsed—the obstacle-clearing team can't get in. Our first batch of transport capacity has been redirected to the west side of the city where roads are still accessible. Hold on—an aerial rescue team will arrive on Day 50 to pick up survivors from rooftops. | |
| [Rescue Team Alert] ...signal interference intensifying...evacuation plan...proceeding as scheduled...please keep the channel open...(latter half drowned out by static) | |
| [Rescue Team Alert] This may be our final broadcast for the foreseeable future. Conditions around the safe zone are rapidly deteriorating, and we're relocating core equipment. If the channel goes silent, don't panic—wait for reconnection... (signal interrupted) | |
| [Rescue Team Alert] Aerial rescue canceled. Two aircraft deployed to the west side were lost—we don't have the resources for another flight. We can secure one more supply drop for you: Day 66 airdrop, coordinates logged. Survive until then. | |
| [Rescue Crew Bulletin] Your message is received. At this stage remain indoors, avoid non-essential trips outside, and await coordinated evacuation. Keep the channel clear. | |
| Got the notice. Is there anything I can do on my end before day fifty? | "Got the notice. Is there anything I can do on my end before day fifty?" |
| [Rescue Team Alert] Aerial rescue canceled. Two aircraft deployed to the west side were lost—we don't have the resources for another flight. We can secure one more supply drop for you. | |
| Your set has stayed online. The fix has not drifted in two days - we can pin you to the block. | |
| That transfer point on the west side moved yesterday and is not taking anyone for now. Do not head that way. | |
| Your position is steady, so we used it as an anchor and re-marked the three streets around you. | |
| Borrowing your signal, we reached a node southwest that had been silent a long while. There are people there. | |
| The collapse on the main road is half cleared. Do not get your hopes up - we are down to two machines. | |
| The north district lost power all last night. Every beacon over there went out; they have only been coming back today. | |
| You, that southwest node, and one more further south now form a line. The longer the chain, the further we see. | |
| A household was found down your chain yesterday. Alive - two adults and a child. | |
| Rain over the next few days. Patch the roof leaks now; it is less work than patching them wet. | |
| The evacuation list is being sorted. You are on it. Not near the top, but on it. | |
| We lost a vehicle and two people in the south end yesterday. I am not supposed to tell you this, but you would hear it elsewhere sooner or later. | |
| You have never switched off. That is what this job comes down to - whoever stays on is whoever gets found. | |
| Coordinates re-checked, no problem. All that is left is waiting out the days. | |
| There is a lot of noise on the channel lately. That is interference, not a fault. Do not go fiddling with your set. | |
| ...bearing...repeat...anyone copy?... | |
| [Rescue Team Alert] The main road to your area has completely collapsed—vehicles can't get through. The first group has been evacuated to the west side of the city where roads are still accessible. Hold on—an aerial rescue team will arrive on Day 50 to pick up survivors from rooftops. | |
| [Rescue Team Alert] This may be our final broadcast for the foreseeable future. Conditions around the safe zone are rapidly deteriorating, and we're relocating core equipment. If the channel goes silent, don't panic—wait for reconnection... (signal interrupted) | |
| [Rescue Team Alert] ...signal interference intensifying...evacuation plan...proceeding as scheduled...please keep the channel open...(latter half drowned out by static) | |
| [Rescue Team Alert] Aerial rescue canceled. Two aircraft deployed to the west side encountered incidents—we don't have the resources for another flight. We can secure one more supply drop for you: Day 66 airdrop, coordinates logged. Survive until then. | |
| [Evacuation Team - Channel Restored] All survivors: The relay channel has been reconnected. The final evacuation is being prepared. Hold on, get your beacons ready, and don't miss the last transport. | |
| [Rescue Crew Bulletin] Message received. Remain indoors, limit trips outside, and await coordinated evacuation. Keep the channel clear. | |
| I saw the notice. I'll stay home until day fifty. Is there anything you want me to prepare in the meantime? | "I saw the notice. I'll stay home until day fifty. Is there anything you want me to prepare in the meantime?" |
| [Rescue Team Alert] Aerial rescue canceled. Two aircraft deployed to the west side encountered incidents—we don't have the resources for another flight. We can secure one more supply drop for you. | |
| Your set signal has held. The position is accurate - down to the yard. | |
| They are clearing the east road these days; it is not open yet. Stay off it for now. | |
| Your position is a good one, so we used it as a reference and redrew the map of this whole stretch. | |
| On your signal we reached a node further south. It had never answered. Yesterday it did. | |
| The checkpoint across the bridge has pulled out. Not enough people; they have pulled back to the west side. | |
| A stretch of the west district lost power yesterday. The beacons went out with it, and they are only coming back now. | |
| Your position, the one south of you, and one more below that - they are strung together now. The longer the string, the further we see. | |
| A household was found along that line yesterday. An old couple. Both fine. | |
| It turns colder in the next few days, with rain. Small jobs like the window gaps - do them now, do not put it off. | |
| The list is being sorted. You are on it. There are a good many ahead of you, but you are on it. | |
| Something happened in the south end yesterday; we lost a vehicle. I need not tell you this, but you would hear it eventually. | |
| You have never switched off. What we dread is a signal that comes and goes - that is the hardest kind to find. | |
| Coordinates checked, all correct. From here it is counting the days. | |
| There is heavy noise on the channel lately. That is interference from outside, not a fault on your end. Leave the dial alone. | |
| [Safe Zone Alert] The main road into your area has completely collapsed—clearance crews can't get in for now. The first batch of transport capacity has been temporarily reassigned to the west side of the city where roads are still accessible. Hold on—an aerial rescue team will arrive on Day 50 to pick up survivors from rooftops. | |
| [Safety Zone Alert] ...power supply unstable... reducing broadcast power... please monitor this channel... do not panic if transmission cuts out... (static intensifying) | |
| [Safe Zone Alert] Aerial rescue canceled. Two aircraft deployed to the west side were lost. We can secure one more supply drop for you: Day 66 airdrop, coordinates logged. Survive until then. | |
| [Safe Zone Alert] Channel restored. Evacuation teams are still operational. The final evacuation on Day 100 will proceed as scheduled—rally coordinates will be announced then. Check your beacon and stay online. | |
| [Safe Zone Bulletin] Message received. Stay where you are, avoid non-essential trips outside, and await coordinated evacuation. Keep the channel clear. | |
| I've got a warehouse, with some supplies and tools left. Day fifty is still a while off. Is there anything I can be useful for? | "I've got a warehouse, with some supplies and tools left. Day fifty is still a while off. Is there anything I can be useful for?" |
| [Safe Zone Alert] Aerial rescue canceled. Two aircraft deployed to the west side were lost. We can secure one more supply drop for you. | |
| That antenna on your roof is well placed. The signal has held; we can fix you down to the yard gate. | |
| That section of the freight route is still blocked. The clearance crew is booked out to next week - do not count on it. | |
| Your position is high and steady, so we used it as a reference and re-marked this whole storage district. | |
| On your signal we connected to a warehouse two kilometres out. Someone is holding that one too. | |
| The temporary post down at the docks is closed. Everything is cleared out and the people have pulled back. | |
| The whole east side went black last night. Their equipment is only coming up today. | |
| You, that place two kilometres out, and one more east - strung into a chain now. The longer the chain, the further we reach. | |
| We felt out a node along your chain yesterday. Four people, and they still have food stored. | |
| Rain is coming. Work like the warehouse roof - get it done while the weather holds. | |
| The evacuation list is being sorted. You are on it. Not near the front, but on it. | |
| We lost a vehicle and two people in the south end yesterday. By the book I should not tell you, but you would hear it eventually. | |
| Your set has not cut out once. That is what we go on when we look for people - the ones always on are the easiest to find. | |
| Coordinates checked, no problem. The rest is waiting. | |
| The noise on the channel is interference, not a fault in your equipment. Do not touch it. | |