Discord
CONTACT: TwistBone
ASSIGNED IDENTITY: Gall
JURY: GREETINGS Gall.
WYCH: In reply to Barb: you already have access to the internal systems here, and access levels permit or prohibit different actions in this facility's systems based on which level you currently have assigned.
WYCH: They are, functionally, a digital version of the employee badges, but use letters instead of colors for labeling.
WYCH: As for how to have your access level reassigned, I am unsure.
WYCH: My best guess is that it would need to be assigned manually by the person operating your tablet, and would most likely require some sort of external device or data to input.
BARB: "NO!"
Lucky winces and clasps a paw against its large ear.
LUCKY: "Ow... Can we keep screamin' to a minimum, please? That hurt."
OGRE: Apologies, this unit must DECLINE your recommendation. In the event of COMMUNICATIVE BREAKDOWN, the utilization of UNIQUE VOCALIZATION PATTERNS allows for quick and easy IDENTIFICATION AND DIFFERENTIATION.
OGRE: Though the likelihood of such an event is low, we must calculate all possible events in order to keep you ALIVE.
LUCKY: I mean, I can tell y'all's voices apart already, they're pretty distinct, but alright.
VIGS: Hey, man. It's all gonna be super chill. We gonna get you out of here in no bloody time, I'll tell you what. And then we'll be sipping Luxson Island Breeze's under the Solitude sun. Not a care in the world. Now, let me take the reins a bit.
LUCKY: ...Don't have a clue what you're talkin' about.
LUCKY: Also, not a man, for the record.
Translating commands . . .
"Slam shutter shut"
"Open shutter 100%"
"Do not close shutter"
Action(s) canceled.
"Lock shutter in open position"
Shutter can no longer be closed.
"Enable manual shutter control"
Manual control unavailable for selected action.
The shutter opens fully.
BARB: Here you go lucky now you have the power.
LUCKY: ...What power? I don't--
Lucky fumbles with the tablet, nearly dropping it.
LUCKY: ...Carryin' this is gonna be a chore. I really need my paws free to be able to... not die, and such.
The pockitt searches around the room, and eventually reaches down under the desk, pulling back up a small black bag, which it turns over in its paws.
LUCKY: Well... I guess this'll work...
With a sigh, it attaches the fanny pack to its waist, placing the tablet inside tightly, making sure it wouldn't fall out.
LUCKY: No laughin', okay?
LUCKY: Last thing I need is to get made fun of before getting gored by some nightmare lab experiment.
HELM: Hey Pomo, could you tell us the maximum amount of power the vending machines can handle before the lights burn out? Its functionality otherwise is not a priority. Also, are there any floor plans of the facility you could give us?
POMO: The bulbs in the vending machine can most likely withstand a maximum of around 150V, though supplying more than 120V could cause it to short circuit. If the vending machine is malfunctioning, please contact a maintenance staff member. Do not attempt to repair it yourself!
POMO: Oh, I'm sorry, but floor plans cannot be given out at this time! If you'd like help navigating, locate a physical or digital map, or ask for help from a member of our security team! They'll be more than happy to assist you.
Translating commands . . .
"Boost vending machine power by 400%"
"Instead of 400%, set the vending machine power to 10% below whatever value Pomo gives us."
Increasing voltage of vending machine outlet to 135V...
You can see the vending machine glow brighter, illuminating the hallway a little more, but the dull hum of the vending machine grows louder.
HELM: We've made the lights on the vending machine a bit brighter, go ahead and check whether it's safe before moving forward. Let's try to take things slow here, since coordination seems to be a problem with us.
LUCKY: Ah, thanks. And, yeah, don't need t' tell me twice. I'll be careful.
LARK: So the plan is, in essence, to one: learn the layout of this place; and two: leave.
LARK: Is that correct?
LUCKY: I'd say that about covers it, yup.
LUCKY: Also, not dyin' in the process.
LUCKY: Alright, headin' out.
Lucky peeks out into the hallway.
LUCKY: Looks clear.
LUCKY: Slow n' easy...
It takes a few steps out into the hallway.
WYCH: Quiz, that is quite a lot of questions I cannot answer; either because I am not authorized to, or simply don't know the answer.
WYCH: However, I will tell you what I can.
WYCH: Ally Labs created this project. I cannot disclose 'why', but I can reiterate that it is highly experimental, and as such is still very much in development.
WYCH: If you are here, it is logical to assume that every other safety net has failed.
WYCH: As far as what's 'in it for you': Nothing.
WYCH: There is no personal gain here, and you are not in any danger at all yourselves.
WYCH: But you are very likely the only assistance anyone still here has left.
WYCH: You may be this person's only hope to escape alive.
WYCH: That is all I can say.
ASSIGNED IDENTITY: Gall
JURY: GREETINGS Gall.
WYCH: In reply to Barb: you already have access to the internal systems here, and access levels permit or prohibit different actions in this facility's systems based on which level you currently have assigned.
WYCH: They are, functionally, a digital version of the employee badges, but use letters instead of colors for labeling.
WYCH: As for how to have your access level reassigned, I am unsure.
WYCH: My best guess is that it would need to be assigned manually by the person operating your tablet, and would most likely require some sort of external device or data to input.
BARB: "NO!"
Lucky winces and clasps a paw against its large ear.
LUCKY: "Ow... Can we keep screamin' to a minimum, please? That hurt."
OGRE: Apologies, this unit must DECLINE your recommendation. In the event of COMMUNICATIVE BREAKDOWN, the utilization of UNIQUE VOCALIZATION PATTERNS allows for quick and easy IDENTIFICATION AND DIFFERENTIATION.
OGRE: Though the likelihood of such an event is low, we must calculate all possible events in order to keep you ALIVE.
LUCKY: I mean, I can tell y'all's voices apart already, they're pretty distinct, but alright.
VIGS: Hey, man. It's all gonna be super chill. We gonna get you out of here in no bloody time, I'll tell you what. And then we'll be sipping Luxson Island Breeze's under the Solitude sun. Not a care in the world. Now, let me take the reins a bit.
LUCKY: ...Don't have a clue what you're talkin' about.
LUCKY: Also, not a man, for the record.
Translating commands . . .
"Slam shutter shut"
"Open shutter 100%"
"Do not close shutter"
Action(s) canceled.
"Lock shutter in open position"
Shutter can no longer be closed.
"Enable manual shutter control"
Manual control unavailable for selected action.
The shutter opens fully.
BARB: Here you go lucky now you have the power.
LUCKY: ...What power? I don't--
Lucky fumbles with the tablet, nearly dropping it.
LUCKY: ...Carryin' this is gonna be a chore. I really need my paws free to be able to... not die, and such.
The pockitt searches around the room, and eventually reaches down under the desk, pulling back up a small black bag, which it turns over in its paws.
LUCKY: Well... I guess this'll work...
With a sigh, it attaches the fanny pack to its waist, placing the tablet inside tightly, making sure it wouldn't fall out.
LUCKY: No laughin', okay?
LUCKY: Last thing I need is to get made fun of before getting gored by some nightmare lab experiment.
HELM: Hey Pomo, could you tell us the maximum amount of power the vending machines can handle before the lights burn out? Its functionality otherwise is not a priority. Also, are there any floor plans of the facility you could give us?
POMO: The bulbs in the vending machine can most likely withstand a maximum of around 150V, though supplying more than 120V could cause it to short circuit. If the vending machine is malfunctioning, please contact a maintenance staff member. Do not attempt to repair it yourself!
POMO: Oh, I'm sorry, but floor plans cannot be given out at this time! If you'd like help navigating, locate a physical or digital map, or ask for help from a member of our security team! They'll be more than happy to assist you.
Translating commands . . .
"Boost vending machine power by 400%"
"Instead of 400%, set the vending machine power to 10% below whatever value Pomo gives us."
Increasing voltage of vending machine outlet to 135V...
You can see the vending machine glow brighter, illuminating the hallway a little more, but the dull hum of the vending machine grows louder.
HELM: We've made the lights on the vending machine a bit brighter, go ahead and check whether it's safe before moving forward. Let's try to take things slow here, since coordination seems to be a problem with us.
LUCKY: Ah, thanks. And, yeah, don't need t' tell me twice. I'll be careful.
LARK: So the plan is, in essence, to one: learn the layout of this place; and two: leave.
LARK: Is that correct?
LUCKY: I'd say that about covers it, yup.
LUCKY: Also, not dyin' in the process.
LUCKY: Alright, headin' out.
Lucky peeks out into the hallway.
LUCKY: Looks clear.
LUCKY: Slow n' easy...
It takes a few steps out into the hallway.
WYCH: Quiz, that is quite a lot of questions I cannot answer; either because I am not authorized to, or simply don't know the answer.
WYCH: However, I will tell you what I can.
WYCH: Ally Labs created this project. I cannot disclose 'why', but I can reiterate that it is highly experimental, and as such is still very much in development.
WYCH: If you are here, it is logical to assume that every other safety net has failed.
WYCH: As far as what's 'in it for you': Nothing.
WYCH: There is no personal gain here, and you are not in any danger at all yourselves.
WYCH: But you are very likely the only assistance anyone still here has left.
WYCH: You may be this person's only hope to escape alive.
WYCH: That is all I can say.
