DAY NINE

[judgejudy]

DAY 9 Complex Population: 18 It's 8AM, and you wake from that deep, dreamless sleep that enforces curfew as always. There's breakfast available in the cafeteria if you want it, as well as meals from 11AM-12PM and 7PM-8PM, but otherwise? The day is yours. Take your time to explore the complex, relax, and enjoy each others' company, as who knows what the next day has in store? Though as you explore, you may notice that there's a few new doors unlocked and a new place for you to spend the day. Behind one door, you'll find a neat, tidy classroom. Like the Media Lab, none of the textbooks seem to cover anything past the 1940s, but if you'd like to do arts and crafts, the supply closet may be your place to spend the day. Across the walkway, there's also a small garden for growing fresh vegetables, so maybe you can finally be somewhat free of canned food. For once, there's nothing amiss about the Complex. — This post is for the first day as defined in the schedule. This post is for general mingling and CR buidling, and will not include significant plot interaction. ic rulebook character statuses character profiles private conversations graveyard

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Re: VTBBS

[adlucem]

[Sooner or later (let's be real, it's later, it's slow going when you're single-footed) Leo manages to make it to a terminal. Just like in the beginning, he's managed to figure out the basics by watching and poking around, but he's still a Ye Olde--and now he has to attempt to type while balancing, so his messages may be a little messy. HE'LL DO HIS BEST THOUGH.]

adam are you there it's leo. [No point in holding a conversation if the person he wants to talk to isn't even available!] i saw it. can everyone read these messages

[judgejudy]

I'm here. And yes they can. You can respond privately but I think that takes longer. This is a faster way to communicate. If it matters. I have plenty of time.

[adlucem]

okay I was just curious. [No, actually, that's good information to have, but they can talk about that another time.

Anyway. It probably doesn't matter to Adam and Luke anymore, but there are things Leo would like to say, if this really is a postmortem letter exchange.]

I'm sorry. [For not being able to help Adam more, for not even being able to make the conscious decision to vote for him, if that was truly what he'd wanted--for a lot of things, things that would take far too much time to write out on this dumb machine.] and please tell luke I didn't vote for him. you both deserved better.

[He still doesn't like Luke by any means, but if the Overseer and Judy are the far bigger threats around here, then he's willing to dislike him a little less. ...Also Luke was not Rhys.]

[judgejudy]

Yeah we did. But it's not your fault. It's not really the staff's fault either. I think they were fed a lot of misinformation.

Sort of like how getting fed misinformation from Franziska made everyone decide to kill two people. Funny.

I'm not saying you shouldn't find them. But it seems like the Overseer knows a lot more than the rest of them so shouldn't they be the priority?

[adlucem]

[You know, Adam, he's starting to get the weirdest feeling you didn't really like Franziska that much.]

I agree. Is there anything you know that might help us with that? You probably aren't allowed to share even if there is but I thought it would be worth asking. [He's keeping in mind everything you said, Adam, but it's worth a shot nonetheless.]

[judgejudy]

I doubt I can outright share anything. But if there's a way to help without that, we'll try. Luke's apparently been offering hints. Don't write him off.

[adlucem]

okay. Can you tell me this? If you were still with us, where would you start looking?

[not that a guy with one foot can investigate rooms that thoroughly but still, they need a starting point.]

[judgejudy]

You mean in the complex? I don't know of any weak points or areas of interest. We can't see anything from here past curfew.

But I told you the sorts of people to look at in my letter. I stand by it.