WEEK 1

[bathymetric]

Well, you've now met the brains of the operation, as well as the shockingly nice-looking young lady in charge of day-to-day business. Now all that's left is to get used to your accommodations - there's 24 other people in similar shoes to yours to meet in this building, you know! And who knows how much longer you might have them...

The daily routine in the facility quickly becomes obvious - the only way to tell time moment to moment is to check the strange device The Professor gave you, but at the same time every day the lights in and out of the facility go up, and at the same time every night they go down. Otherwise, it's almost maddening sometimes, how little happens in here. At least you have a few rooms with enough to hopefully keep you occupied. Who knows what secrets they might hold? And there's always that vending machine, if you can find something that fits in the coin slot...





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[ ooc: Welcome to Peace Week! Enjoy it while it lasts. Remember, office hours for The Professor's Assistant are over here if you're interested, while regains can be deposited over here! ]

Comments

[baitless]

I... see. Well, there are plenty of things that have certainly gone too far here, but... I will admit, I have never seen even the more readily available versions of these things before.

[he sounds a little bit sheepish about that.]

[mouflon]

Not something you have where you come from? Hey, it's fine. There are a lot of things a lot of us don't know. I have no idea what the Church of Seiros is, other than that it has an Archbishop and you're her advisor, so we're even.

[baitless]

Fair enough. Granted, I would imagine what you know is more relevant to our situation in the long run, given the level of technology here. I have been attempting to read up so I can be at least somewhat informed on what we might be dealing with, but it's certainly a lot to take in.

[mouflon]

At least you're smart enough to know you're ignorant. [ thanks, Rin ] But to be honest, I'm not sure how much reading is going to help you. If it's completely outside your field of experience, it's probably more useful to get a layperson's understanding than to get into the nitty-gritty of how these things work.