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WEEK 2
So far, good news! You've managed to avoid killing! A week has passed in the facility, but how many more are there to go until one of you tries out Rule Seven? I mean.... we know, but.
No new areas just yet, it remains you guys and yours here for now. Well, and Angel, but again - you don't exactly see her unless you want to. It's more than a little lonely... maybe someone ought to shake things up.

SUNDAY | MONDAY | TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY
[ ooc: Welcome to Week 2, your first case week! Remember to turn in regains here, your AC for last week here, and if you like, come visit Angel's office hours here!
No new areas just yet, it remains you guys and yours here for now. Well, and Angel, but again - you don't exactly see her unless you want to. It's more than a little lonely... maybe someone ought to shake things up.

SUNDAY | MONDAY | TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY
[ ooc: Welcome to Week 2, your first case week! Remember to turn in regains here, your AC for last week here, and if you like, come visit Angel's office hours here!
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ATTENDANCE NOT MANDATORY BUT APPRECIATED
WE SHOULD PROBABLY DISCUSS WHAT WE'VE LEARNED SO FAR
...That said, putting that up is about the extent of his usefulness today, because he is...rather suddenly distracted by something he got out of the machine; if you are in the south tunnel today, you may notice one of these repulsive-ass things clinging squelchily to the glass. It doesn't seem to be doing much, mind you, it's just kind of oozing its way slowly and wetly up the wall of the tunnel and being way larger than it has the right to be. Like a goddamn deflated football.
Birkin is nearby, obviously keeping an eye on it, and while he's definitely talking to the thing in question it's the sort of thing that doesn't expect an answer and is only being done because doing otherwise feels stupid.]
I have no idea what you were doing in there. I suppose it's for the best that you didn't die in there...
[Nice people saying wonderful things.
...That said, there's going to be a second sign up in the room with the vending machine that night, um.
OR OTHER LIVING THINGS THAT APPEAR EITHER DISEASED
OR JUST DEEPLY UNHOLY
PLEASE LET ME KNOW IMMEDIATELY
- WILLIAM BIRKIN
...yep.]
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The dog that is currently doing just that. Mira isn't far behind, but when she sees Daisy trying to get all up in the slug's business, she rushes over to pick up the corgi. ]
You shouldn't run off like that, you know... What if you'd gotten into trouble?
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...The leech does not seem particularly pleased with this turn of events, but does not seem capable of doing much about it because it is in fact a simple organism that can't do much in general. It can, however, apparently slide a couple of inches further down toward the floor. All that progress undone. Sad.
That said, Birkin will absolutely look up to see whose dog this is, and it only follows a couple of seconds later that it's weird to have a dog in here at all? What the- ]
Is that yours? ...Did the Professor give it to you?
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Either way, she nods, holding the dog close... who's trying very hard to get to the curse of a creature. ]
She, um. Came out of the vending machine. [ She looks extremely disturbed as she says it, which like. Who can blame her. ] She's actually mine.
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[Dog in the vending machine. Why not. At this point, why wouldn't there be a dog in the vending machine.]
I wouldn't let her eat that, incidentally. We're going to have a lot of problems on our hands if she does.
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south tunnel
[ Nice people! Wonderful things! ]
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It's a leech. Sort of.
[how is something only "sort of" a leech- ]
It's something my employers were running tests on. I have no idea why it's here, but it's definitely one of theirs.
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Your employers — they're the ones in charge of your directives. Is everyone you work under a researcher of [ yuck ] things like this?
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We study diseases, actually. This thing just happens to thrive when we infect it with something that kills a lot of people, and we want to know why. It's not all disgusting, I promise.
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south tunnel
What is-- [Wait, wait, he's read about these before, but they're not supposed to be this big???] Is that supposed to be a leech?
[WILLIAM EXPLAIN]
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[It's gross! And just kinda wiggling its way up the glass squelchily like it does not have a single damn to give today, probably because it doesn't.]
It's something my employers were running tests on. No idea why it's here.
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[...That's not exactly confidence inspiring...]
What exactly is it supposed to be able to do?
[Lif's eyes just kind of...stay on the leech. Watch it just go about it's 'no thoughts, head empty' life, probably. But you know, he'll bite. Maybe it won't be like opening Pandora's Box, or it'll just be a lot of 'congratulations, it's fucking nothing'!]
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[...Sort of, anyway.]
Basically, it's great at fighting off something that's killing a lot of people. It just absorbs the illness and adapts to it instead of getting sick, so there's something in it that we want to try to understand.
[...]
Granted, that particular virus also makes them huge. We're...not sure why it does that, either.
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Vending Machine
Tell me 'massive leeches' is a metaphor for something. Tell me it's a twisted way of saying 'harmless rodents'.
[Last thing they need is diseased leeches! This is an enclosed space!]
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No, it's... I got a leech out of there. For some reason. At least it was a familiar leech, I guess?
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[At least she didn't say 'your laboratory', because she wants to give the benefit of doubt]
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south tunnel
Did you get that thing out of the machine?
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[The leech, meanwhile, does not seem to care about anything that's happening here. It's just going to keep slowly oozing its way to what it probably assumes is freedom up there, because it is a simple leech.]
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[SHE DOES NOT SEE.]
What is it?
[It looks kinda like a leech but like. A big gross one. Which is. Mildly horrifying.]
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South Tunnel
Oh! Look at it! [Rose seems about as delighted as she did about the pretty, harmless fish.] What is it?
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That is a leech. Allegedly. I'm pretty sure it's still mostly that.
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[She reaches out - oh lord she's about to let it crawl onto her arm huh]
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South Tunnel
Is that one of your companions?
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Well, since it fell out of the machine and it's familiar to me, I guess it is now. It's not something I really kept as a pet or anything, but I worked with it for a while.
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