WEEK 5

[bathymetric]

That's three murders now - and this last trial got more than slightly out of hand. It looks like you might be in for another tough week... or at least, maybe that's just the refusal of this place to change too much. You lose Saturday again, but maybe six-day weeks are starting to feel normal by now. Who knows? The cycle of day and night continues apace, changing so little.

Speaking of change, though, there's a new area to look through, the biggest and most complex yet. And the end of one wing of the facility, from the looks of it - though you can probably guess where more areas might start to open up.

And speaking of opening up (segues!), this week if you're out particularly late, you might sometimes see Angel out and about! So hey, maybe change is on the horizon.

Just gotta hope it's a change for the better, don't you?



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[ ooc: Welcome to Week 5! Remember to turn in AC here, threads for regain coins here, and if you feel so inclined you can visit Angel's office hours over here! Or, if you want Angel to come to you, that's now an option! Simply put a prompt after lights-out into your toplevel and indicate you want Angel in the subject line, same as investigations! ]

Comments

[snackooed]

Oh, gosh, did I?! Check it out!

[ The bottle is small and innocuous enough, but there's a decently-sized label on it that reads:

LUMINOL: Chemi-luminescence Forensic Test for Detection of Trace Amounts of Blood. This is only a presumptive test for blood. It will not discriminate between human and non-human species. Analytical testing should follow to characterize sample origin. ]

Ah, I missed it so much! And it's a cinch to use!

[reallyhatesharks]

I didn't actually know that stuff was real. I thought it was made-up CSI stuff.

[Wow, sometimes crime dramas don't lie to you!]

[snackooed]

It's the real deal, alright! There are a couple of key differences from the way it works on TV, though. For example, unlike on these crime shows, the glow of the luminol really only lasts for about thirty seconds or so...but we can photograph the effects, which is extremely helpful in an investigation!