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Hey, everyone! Precis F. Neumann here. You know, the girl who’s always running around with her robot? I kind of died last month on a mission? You’ve probably seen me around or something, but I’m too busy working in my room doing genius mechanical things to come out sometimes. The introduction’s out of the way, so let’s get this started, alright? Try not to get lost here, because I discovered something brand new, and it’s a big one.

So, let’s start at the beginning. Some of you might remember a mission where we had to rescue some captives from a hostage situation at Desset Hopsital? On the fourth, there was a bit of an incident with a shift bomb. I tried to disarm it, but I died in the process. Sucks, huh? I saved everyone else, though, so Davis sent me a gift. Cheria and I used it to locate a new door in the tunnels. I’ve been spending the last month trying to find the code, but it wasn't something I had access to. Shikamaru was able to open it, though. I guess Claude was there, too, kind of helping.

Back on track. Something brand new. If you go look in the tunnels, you’ll see what I mean. Just look for the door you haven’t seen before. Are you still with me? Don’t give up yet. It won’t kill you to do a little reading.

Anyways, we found a workshop in there. Lots of computers and a whole lot of nothing. There’s actually a bulletin board I think you guys should come and check out. Some of it is useless information to someone like me, but some of it is pretty interesting. Something about monsters and February and not having children. That’s the boring part. A lot of things are faded out and useless, but I did manage to figure out a few things.

So, one thing I found was that the workplace’s mainframe? It was totally wiped. On purpose. The computer is old by Earth standards and pretty useless, but that much is clear. Whatever they were keeping down there, it’s not something we’re going to get back. There’s also a door we can’t get through right now. The map says that there’s an elevator behind it, but let that sink in for a moment. An elevator going up would lead back to our village, right? Or into the mountains. I think it’s pretty safe to say that there’s more of this place we haven’t seen yet.

That’s pretty much it. You guys should come take a look for yourselves. You might be able to make more sense of it than I did, especially since I haven’t even been here for a year yet, you know? That’s pretty much all the obvious stuff, anyways.

I guess I’ll sum it all up for you. I died (it’s still weird saying that!), I got a little gift, and we found a new place in the tunnels. It’s open for everyone now, so come take a look. I can answer your questions, too, I guess.

[ooc; Feel free to threadjack and discuss. Precis will try to get to everyone, but if I get overwhelmed, Shikamaru and Claude will jump in. The entire post is also text.

Also! This is forward-dated to the morning of the 10th, and the date of the discovery is being bumped up to October 9th. This was agreed upon by Pi, Trap, and myself because logs take time.]

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Yeah. You just did. Like, two seconds ago. You said I used my words carelessly, remember? I only said the machines were completely useless, though. They've been wiped, and from what I've read about human technology, they're about as powerful as a calculator.

Look, you can argue semantics all day, but why don't you come look at the information for yourself? That's why I wrote all that up. I can't just sit around and argue with you all day about things I'm right about.

Edited 2012-10-10 23:53 (UTC)

[Oh, you are amusing, Precis.]

You are welcome to use your journal instead of sitting in the room. And I am only continuing the conversation because you decided to respond; I did express my gratitude in closing, after all.

[Jesus Christ, Precis. While Claude's sure he knows the reason for that attitude, it's entirely disrespectful. Letting her make the report made sense since it was her discovery, but maybe he should've thought twice about this one...]

Uh, excuse me, sir, but I think I should apologize for my friend's rudeness. She gets a little... excited about things sometimes.

[And she really doesn't like not being right all the time.]

Edited 2012-10-12 03:49 (UTC)

[She's totally not wrong. She said it herself: the information is useless to her. Twice.]

Ugh, come on. I'm not the only rude one here. I can handle this.

That's not the point, Precis. [But he's not going to school her on manners or professionalism here, in public, because that's rude, too. He'll just leave it at this.] Just stick to answering questions. Your discovery is about all of us, okay?

[Another good reason not to lecture Precis: she knows entirely how unprofessional she's being, but she doesn't care.]

Fine, fine. I was still right, though.

Here's a tip for you, just to help you be more polite. No one says "thank you" when they're done talking. They say goodbye. Don't worry, that one's free.

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