The Art Of Dying
And on every conveyor belt, deadies.
Hundreds of them. Maybe thousands. All moving slowly, inexorably toward the machines. Some struggled weakly. Most just lay there, eyes open but empty, already broken.
"Oh god," Mia breathed beside me. "Are they all—"
"Being processed," I finished. "Turned into fuel for the system."
We watched in horror as the nearest conveyor belt delivered its cargo. A deadie—male, maybe thirty when he died—was pulled into the processing station. Mechanical arms grabbed him, lifted him, positioned him in what looked like a massive vice.
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