Editing Breaker 666 (section)

==Encounter Ideas==
I assume radio is a thing because trucks, which leads to a bunch of really obvious plot hooks/random encounters/minor characters.

>radio picks up ghost<br>
>radio picks up broadcast from past/future<br>
>radio station with no physical location that can only be picked up during the full moon/in winter/by the pure of heart<br>
>actual physical radio station in an actual physical location but it's run by a mummy or something

===The Flesh===
"'Craziest thing I've ever seen'? Man, I don't know... Oh yeah! 'The Flesh'! Or at least, that's what I call it. Typically, talking from experience here, you're just driving along like everything is normal. Then you see a crack in the road ahead. Sometimes its just a small fissure; other times its a portal to the other side. Not with The Flesh. Its like the ground is opened up? But there's skin under it. Living, breathing, pulsing skin. Most of the time though, its some growth on the side of the road or a tree covered in skin. You can poke it with a stick, and it'll twitch, shoot it and it bleeds. You can't get too carried away though; it can grow randomly. Yeah, yeah, I know what you're thinking. But literally it can grow when you don't expect it to. A buddy of mine, Pete, god rest his soul, tried to cut his way through a Flesh Wall once. It didn't like the whole being sawed open-thing and enveloped Pete before he could scream. I got out from the way we came in. Mind you, this is just when its skin. Times I've seen The Flesh show off organs. Eyes, Tongues, Mouths, etc. Probably the mouths being the worst. They're never the same. 'Inconsistent'? Damn straight they're inconsistent! They twitch, breathe, spit, eat, puke, whisper and scream. I've been to concerts, man, I was at Woodstock! Ain't nothing compared to The Flesh! Next time you go through, if you see blood seeping up from the ground or a tree that looks a little too lively? Just grab some TNT, light it and toss that shit at whatever and get your umbrella ready."
--''Testimonial of a Trucker. Kansas Tribune, 1974.''