Sigma 2009/10/06(Tue)16:04 No. 58982 ID: 8e18cd
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JAMES: I will love and marry you despite that. Our love must prevail, my love.

ELIZABETH: Oh James, my lov...

Sigma 2009/10/06(Tue)16:05 No. 58985 ID: 8e18cd
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I think my brain died a little after watching this...

This apartment must be owned by a female. Based upon my observation only they can watch this without any brain damage.

Look at the painting on the wall. The one on the right looks kinda familiar? Is it one of your kind? And if it is what does this imply.

>>58985
Search for some aromatic panties to sniff... also check that hallway we saw behind the previous room that looks to be connected to this one after we root through all her stuff.

Sigma 2009/10/06(Tue)16:23 No. 59021 ID: 8e18cd
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>>58993

It's the bathroom. Looks nice too...

>>58992

It looks like a weird shark chimera dressed in a rubber suit. He doesn't seem too happy about it.

>>58925
>>58968

As much as looking through all the girly stuff gets my blood running, I think I should disinfect myself first.

Sigma 2009/10/06(Tue)16:51 No. 59046 ID: 8e18cd
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Ahhh... nothing like a good shower.

Squeegy 2009/10/06(Tue)18:16 No. 59099 ID: 64d98f
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auuuugh my eyes

Suggestion 2009/10/06(Tue)18:49 No. 59123 ID: b94893
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>>59046
So uh, Sul, you still got that bone?

>>59046
Quick, turn around!

>>59046
<3 <3

Sigma 2009/10/13(Tue)03:58 No. 63875 ID: 8e18cd
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After such refreshing shower experience I'm ready for more adventuring. So, where to?

>>63875
Get cracking on those antibiotics?

>>63875

Let's get back to business unless there's anything interesting we can loot in the room.

Peek in other rooms and bathrooms.

Did you sanitize your clothing?

Get to work on some medicine, I suppose.

Sigma 2009/10/13(Tue)10:28 No. 64005 ID: 8e18cd
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>>63990

Of course. Polymer-based clothing is easy to clean, unlike that made of natural fabrics.

>>63958

What other rooms?

>>63896
>>63926

Well I'm going to say this straight: the procedure will take me several hours to complete. If I want to do something before that, I should. I can't leave the lab equipment unattended.

I can't think of anything.

>>64005
Wait, do we still need the paper and calculator, or have I gotten confused?

Sigma 2009/10/13(Tue)13:41 No. 64097 ID: 8e18cd
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>>64016

Okay let's recap -

Shik is still digging... I think. He needs to get his uniform back too.
Ny is still waiting in the ruins.
I need to get those scientific supplies.

And yeah... avoid Croix. Possibly she's having her period, but With that attire it's kind of hard to tell.

that's uncouth of you. Let's go up and make the medication if we have what we need.

>>64097
Well, Shik sans pants is nice and controllable. He's not going anywhere unless we help him, so that isn't a priority. Similarly, Ny isn't going anywhere for a day or two, so we needn't do anything about him except keep him in mind. If we have any excess inventory, I suppose we could always pop back and visit that trader, see if he has anything we could use.

What are we carrying at the minute?

Sigma 2009/10/13(Tue)15:16 No. 64195 ID: 8e18cd
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( INVENTORY CHECK )

>>64118

I'd like to remind you that a day has 24 cycles. And he said that he would hang around for few cycles before heading back. I think about 2 cycles passed by now.

I think you missed out on some education back in school. Do you still know your ABC?

And I still don't see anything worthwhile to sell. Plus we may need the alcohol for extraction later on.

>>64195
The perils of home-schooling.
Go make the antibiotics, use them to stabilise the patient. Forget about everything else, for now. Immerse yourself in your work.

Maybe we should go check on him first, with the excuse of we need something out of the mine.

>>63875
We don't have any way to breathe underwater and we have no reason to visit the others so might as well make the antibiotics.
>>59046
I hope all the secrets end in something like this.

Sigma 2009/10/16(Fri)18:02 No. 65398 ID: 8e18cd
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>>64205
>>64669

Well I could try doing something to pass time. Let's take a peek into this storeroom.

Sigma 2009/10/16(Fri)18:05 No. 65399 ID: 8e18cd
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Well now... there are few chemicals here and some paper.

Okay, that's acetone, ethanol, and chloroform. I don't know what we need any of them for right now.

We can use the ethanol to extract the stuff.

Get it all. You never know.

>>65399
Propanone, Ethanol(the Et had me confused until I learnt it was shorthand for the ethyl group.) and something I don't recognise. It's not chloroform as that is CHCl3, and it's not methyl or dimethyl chloride. I'll ask my chemistry teacher on monday maybe, (although it'll be a bit late by then.)

The only uses I see for this stuff is using the propanone to clean the glassware of possible contaminants and some ethanol to extract whatever from the plant and some to disinfect your hands and clothes and stuff, otherwise this stuff is only useful as PHAT LOOT, to be traded at a later date.
Also regarding the alchohol you extracted from the plant, which alchohol is it? ie methanol, ethanol, propanol, butanol etc?

>>65399
Just realised those bottles are fuckhuge so we'd have to find some way to syphon the stuff into our spare 3 bottles, one bottle per chemical I guess.

(Due to the late hour I've managed to make a simple mistake of writing CHCl2 instead of CHCl3 on the bottle. That's chloroform, alright)

Sigma 2009/10/17(Sat)02:46 No. 65615 ID: 8e18cd
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Free copy paper? Sweet! This "getting stuck underground thing" was totally worth it!

>>65411

Well seeing they have chloroform it kind of changes everything. Although chloroform will extract a bit less of the antibiotic it will also evaporate quickly, saving me a lot of time.

I will have to use a lot more of it though.

>>65586

Acetone is essential to clean the glass between the procedures. The rest, well I explained it already.

Judging from the smell of the plant juice it's mainly ethanol.

>>65597
>>65450

They're standard chemical bottles. Meaning yeah - they're designed to hold a lot of liquid, be heavy and durable and sit on the shelf all the time. Since my backpack is overloaded, I can easily carry two in my hands

And the samplers are jars rather than bottles. I don't really think they would hold that much of a volume.

>>65615
Well you're the biochemist Sul, do your biochemist stuff, you need the chloroform and propanone so take those.

>>65615
Let's use the ethanol.

>>65615
Can't believe I missed that you wanted to choose between chloroform and ethanol, might as well use the ethanol as having more antibiotics would be useful and the extra time won't really matter.

If it'll be fast enough to use chloroform, then there's still an underwater trip available, so I think we should plan on using that. But it still depends on getting a way to breathe.

>>65615

Use the ethanol, we can make more medicine.

I think the water guy is already gone. Let's take our time and use the ethanol.

Sigma 2009/10/17(Sat)18:07 No. 65781 ID: 8e18cd
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Ethanol it is. More antibiotic = better on a later term. I just hope Ny won't go.

Sigma 2009/10/17(Sat)18:12 No. 65785 ID: 8e18cd
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So okay... how much ethanol should I use?

>>65785

47.25

Sigma 2009/10/17(Sat)18:47 No. 65808 ID: 8e18cd
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I mashed the roots into a pulp, prepared around 50 units of alcohol. Time to put extract it.

Sigma 2009/10/17(Sat)18:53 No. 65812 ID: 8e18cd
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Well it's in the extractor. It will take at least half a cycle to stabilize, but I can leave it to stabilize before I start to still it.

If there is enough time to go check on Ny, we should do that.

>>65818
While we wait lets go see if we can trade any of our goods with Ny or I.K in return for some of theirs, the trading might convince Ny to hang around and we might be able to get clothes for Snik. Find out if theres a market in the town as well though.
While doing that we should ask someone if they know of any caves, areas of interest etc that we havn't been to yet, and we should keep in mind to explore the lakeside and more of the town when we have time.

Sigma 2009/10/21(Wed)09:15 No. 67882 ID: 8e18cd
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Let's go to Ny then... I wonder if he's still around.