DAY TWO (morning)
![]() Complex Population: 34 It's 8AM, and rather than waking naturally, you awake to the sound of an odd tone ringing through the intercom. As you wake from that deep, dreamless sleep that enforces curfew as always, Judy's voice speaks up a few moments after. "A death has occurred. Safety Protocol 6227-A is now in effect. Protocol now available on Complex terminals." That ominous message might prompt you to leave your room more quickly. You can check out the terminal, where a new file is available, but as you head into the atrium, you might notice something else. The viewing stage is open. It seems that someone was busy during the night. This post is for the second day as defined in the schedule. This post is for investigation and general mingling before the trial that takes place in the afternoon IC. ic rulebook character statuses character profiles private conversations graveyard |
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Oh, well.
Identifying the doors on both sides of the room, however, she steps out of the viewing stage after a moment's pause. There was only one door in the kitchen, so that's probably not it. The locked room across the cafeteria, though — is it possible to open it now? Probably not, but she'll try even if it's a moot point. Also... regardless of that, does it look like the door was opened or tampered with lately? Or are there any obvious stains of blood or markings/scratches in the general area?]
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Time to figure out how to bust down some doors and/or windows. Probably. Do the locked door and the glass window in the viewing stage look like they could be potentially broken, or does it look like anyone who tries to punch it/shoot it/kick it/whathaveyou will end up with a serious case of the booboos?]
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Of course, that's not to say they couldn't try anyways. :) ]
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That's the scary part. So he turns to face Angel with a questioning look on his face.]
...it's not working. Any other ideas how to get in?
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For now, she frowns at the door, considering.]
There are no locks or handles on the door, so perhaps brute force is the next step. We could try locating an item sturdy enough to break it down, and proceed from there.
[Sound advice. Maybe. Possibly. Please don't break yourself, Luke.]
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Hang on. [And he darts off…only to return with a couple of canned food items. He appears to be hefting a can of mixed veggies in his hand, considering an angle before he nods.]
You might wanna step back? [That's about the only warning Angel gets before he winds up and…sure…does…throw the can of veggies as hard as he can straight at the glass to see if it'll shatter.]
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The glass doesn't even bear a scratch from the can. ]
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But she doesn't.
Now, can the same be said for her brave, moronic, newfangled Vault Hunter?]
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--what? [Just for that, he's picking up the can again and he's preparing to throw it. He knows it won't help but he's kind of pissed? Angel please...stop him.]
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[Alas, there is nothing she can do for Luke as the can takes its revenge against him. Sorry, but also... Nah. She's genuinely sorry. And she opens her mouth to ask if he's okay, but then he's picking up the can again with the clear intention of throwing it, and she's sucking in a breath instead.]
Friend, wait! Stop. When I suggested brute force, I did not mean you should injure yourself twice. Please — put the can down and let's think of another way.
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I'm fine. I've taken harder hits than that...[Probably. Still. The can's set on the floor and he moves to the glass where he hit it with said-can.] Dunno what this is made out of that it's not even damaged. Ever seen anything like this before? [What about knocking on it with his knuckles? That probably won't hurt him but he can get an idea how thick the glass is, etc.]
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