Chapter 42-2- Chasing Ghosts

**Gooer** · Jan 27th, 2014, 10:32 AM

Originally Posted by Footbutt

or Cold-Weather adaptation?

I.....I guess that's plausible..... but would a zombie really evolve in such a short time?

**Gnex** · Jan 27th, 2014, 10:52 AM

Originally Posted by Footbutt

Kelly and Lizzy are ALONE at Dunbar...
foreboding?

Or HAWT depending on how you look at it!!!!

J/k Lizzy can't die..... She has a Baby..... Not Even KC can be that cruel...... OR CAN HE?!!?

**cringebot** · Jan 27th, 2014, 11:05 AM

Originally Posted by Gooer

Anyone think about how the Hairy Behemoths might be due to the risen keratin levels? Keratin is in skin, hair and nails, and K-18 rises during the infection, maybe it's linked?

I think follistatin has something to do with hair follicles and a growth hormone. The only other creature I've heard that has hair is Randy, but I just assume regular biters probably do too.

**Merlin1274** · Jan 27th, 2014, 11:11 AM

Originally Posted by Gooer

Anyone think about how the Hairy Behemoths might be due to the risen keratin levels? Keratin is in skin, hair and nails, and K-18 rises during the infection, maybe it's linked?

As mentioned. I seen a commercial for Shampoo with Added Keratin.. Could be a connection there why he was so hairy..

**REZombie** · Jan 27th, 2014, 11:28 AM

Originally Posted by Footbutt

Kelly and Lizzy are ALONE at Dunbar...
foreboding?

I'm thinking maybe as we are hearing Pucks story next week, that we may hear something major happen at Dunbar over the radio. Cue Maller entrance...Scratch wants Lizzy and little saul back!

**Grognaurd** · Jan 27th, 2014, 11:32 AM

Testosterone is an androgen. It will make body and facial hair grow thicker. It can turn the fine light peach fuzz that we have and do not notice much to the more classic hair on the arms and legs.

**Gnex** · Jan 27th, 2014, 11:33 AM

Oh no!!!

It just hit me....... basically........... unless they give him a gun and have someone less effective push him around shooting from his bed......... Puck is basically out of the story.

**HardKor** · Jan 27th, 2014, 11:36 AM

Originally Posted by Litmaster

Also, up until now, most of us have assumed that the inklings where the apex of evolution for Ink's "children". But what if, over the past months of mystery, Ink has devised even more powerful versions than the inklings?

(cue maniacal mad scientist laughter)

Well I think the Inklings are the leading edge of Ink's experiments. Mostly because they keep changing over time. It looks like Ink started off experimenting with trial and error. But now that he's got his formula mostly figured out, he's growing his test subjects slowly.