>>234839
Claim to be contemplative and melancholy given recent events, and just looking for somewhere to stare out into the technicolour void.

>>234839

"I'm following up on that rukus in the bar. I had a couple of questions."

>>234839
Ask for his version of the events that lead up to the bar fight.

>>234839
Go look at what he's doing on the console.

Suggestion 2010/09/28(Tue)00:32 No. 235126 ID: 6550ad
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Tiak takes a step closer. Dan's face seems to have been roughed up as much as Mok's. But apparently the Navigator wasn't so paranoid about receiving medical assistance, his cracks are covered with surgical plaster.

Just conducting some investigations. Tell me, what happened in the bar? Why did you and the bartender fight?

>Bah, the old bastard started accusing me about some conspiracy nutjob bullshit. Of course I wouldn't have any of that.

Hmm, well Mok seems to be pretty convinced about that "nutjob" story, if you ask me.

>Hmpf, and you would believe him? Old crook got hit so many times in the head, he probably still thinks that he's a secret commando or something. By the way, weren't you dead?

I got better.

>>235126
Start looking at the PDA and make like you're taking notes.
"Talk me through the events leading up to the fight."

Suggestion 2010/09/28(Tue)09:49 No. 235194 ID: 6550ad
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Tiak checks his PDA, pretending to be taking notes.

Why don't you tell me about the events leading up to the fight

>I don't have anything else to say. I went to have a drink, he started throwing crazy accusations at me, and when I kept denying all, he punched me in the face. That's all.

The Navigation Officer doesn't seem to be in a talkative mood, and remains silent the rest of the time, unresponsive to Tiak attempts to get more information. Tiak spends that time keeping an eye on his PDA and pretending to be busy with it.

Suddenly, from outside the bridge screaming can be heard, and the voice is no other than the captain's. It's something like...

"Aaaah, help, somebody help me! They're trying to kill me!"

Through his camera, Tiak can see the captain desperately rushing out of his quarters, running towards the elevator, leaving his office alone.

>Did you hear something?

Sigh, say "unfortunately... yes. I'd better go check it out."

>>235194
Wonder what Zeno did. Anyway, that's your cue.

"I'll go check it out."

Let's hurry on up, too; no telling how much time Zeno actually bought us.

Sternly, "yes. Get down. Stay here." Walk cautiously to the door, gun in hand, and peek through. (to waste time)

When you're sure the captain is gone into the elevator, dash into the hallway.

>>235197
Tiak saw the captain leave on his PDA screen.
However, I do approve of "Yes. Get down. Stay here."

Suggestion 2010/09/28(Tue)11:11 No. 235212 ID: 6550ad
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I think so... Stay here, I'll go check it out.

Tiak hurries out of the bridge and into the Captain's Quarters, empty now. It's hard not to see, and even smell, that something has changed. There are smoking holes on the floor, where the metal and plastic are molten and still hot. A plasma weapon, at full power, would've been able to do this.

rummage quickly.

>>235212
Ok, now search his desk for the key to the drawer. If you can't find it, then force the drawer open. Use the cutter if you have to (Although that would require ditching the cutter in engineering so you aren't caught with it).

Oh, and keep an eye out for the other crescent key.

>>235212
Push the button! Pushitpushitpushitpu--
Uh, I mean, check the desk drawer. Then take a closer look at the Captain's library.

>>235212
Focus. Desk drawer. Password for the crew files. Copy it to the PDA. Don't move the note.

You can possibly think about looking at other things afterwards but if you end up getting caught you're explaining your way out of this one yourself.

>>235212
Get the password, then investigate the locked box.

Suggestion 2010/09/28(Tue)15:43 No. 235309 ID: 6550ad
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Tiak doesn't waste a second and reaches for the desk drawer, but to his dismay, it's locked. And he doesn't have a key.

He also takes a quick look at the library. For the most part is unimpressive. There are a lot of cheap novels, and a few biographies of famous historic Maurians. Most of them generals and captains. Nothing particullary interesting.

There's a shelf full of large, green books with human words on them. Tiak doesn't know what the words mean, his human is pretty basic.

And a locked box. It looks sturdy and heavy, and Tiak doesn't have a key for this keyhole either.

VSCURAIL, sounds like a code to me, copy it down.

>>235309
Is that the ONLY drawer?
Also, the password might be VSCURAIL.

How long would it take to CUT the drawer open?
Also, before doing anything else you should check if the hallway is clear, then move the lockbox out into the grate and retrieve your camera.

>>235309
Try the back room.

Suggestion 2010/09/28(Tue)17:23 No. 235376 ID: 6550ad
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Tiak writes VSCURAIL down in his PDA:

Then he tries to open the back door. But surprisingly, the slot doesn't react to his key card. Either it's been rigged to only accept a specific card, or it's just broken.

Tiak sneaks out of the room, making sure that nobody sees him. He opens the vent on the floor, recovering his Servo camera and hiding the lockbox in its place.

Back again, he checks the desk one more time. It doesn't have anymore drawers, just that one. The desk is made of plastic, so Tiak estimates that he could cut it in no time. But if he doesn't want to damage what might be inside that drawer, he needs to be careful. Around 3-4 minutes should be enough.

get to work on it, but be careful. the captain will probably be gone for a while.

>>235376
Great, just enough to get caught.

Well, I don't have any better ideas. And we just removed our early warning system for someone returning to the room.

>>235376

I suggest a couple actions...

1st - Place camera in vent inside Captain's room. Spying on him is probably a good idea. And we can retrieve it anytime he's not in the room, which we can monitor. We might be able to get an idea of where the keys are using this method.

2nd - Quickly push button; see what's behind the shutters. It looks cool. ;D

3rd - Quickly check behind/on top of furniture for key(s).

4th - Quickly check inside books for key(s) - lift out, shake gently, see if key falls out, put back in place so it looks undisturbed.

All of these actions should take less than 1-2 minutes total.

If still nothing... may want to just give it up. Cutting open the desk is SUPER risky if we get caught, and might destroy the very info we need. :C

Suggestion 2010/09/29(Wed)00:48 No. 235799 ID: 6550ad
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Tiak cuts through the desk and the drawer carefully. Or he tries to.

Oops!

Good thing that the drawer was almost empty and its contents were undamaged. There's a small note with what looks like a password, and a bunch of letters under it. A.S.C.E. can be read on the header of every letter. That's curious. That's the name of one of the most influential corporations in the Republic.

If Tiak wants to do anything else in the room, he should do it quick. He's pretty sure that if he's caught now, he won't be able to talk his way out of this one.

>>235779
Grab the passcode, and one of the sheets of papers, then shove them over to the left and cut through them with your cutter to look like someone fucked up opening the drawer. He probably won't check to see that everything's in there.

Procure the papers and then move. You have to make yourself scarce very quickly.

>>235799
Copy passcode into PDA. Don't take the physical paper.

>>235799

Grab ALL papers, hide in uniform, quickly open VENT COVER and gently toss camera inside (we can use its antigrav propulsion to position it later), then GTFO.

Do NOT attempt to retrieve the lockbox yet. Wait until we KNOW the captain isn't going to bust in on us.

I suggest running around the ship for a while looking for the captain. If you find him, tell him you were looking for him and express relief that's he's alive and (presumably) unharmed, and ask him what he can tell you about the attack. Be as helpful and professional as possible, and vow to do everything you can to investigate.

Then try to find some time to sit down and READ all this crap. Store images of everything (evidence) on your PDA. Afterwards, retrieve files from filing cabinet (assuming we have a better idea what to look for) or retrieve lockbox, whichever is easier at the time.

Suggestion 2010/09/29(Wed)05:29 No. 235853 ID: 6550ad
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Tiak quickly grabs all the papers except the last one, which seems to be blank except for the header. He burns partially that piece of paper with the cutter, to simulate a screw up.

Immediately after that, he climbs up the library, opening the ventilation shaft and dropping the camera inside, facing into the office. And with this done, he finally leaves the room.

Just while he was wondering about taking the lockbox with him now or not, he notices something at the end of the corridor. The elevator is coming up.

Quick! To the infirmary! We have questions for the Doc!

>>235853

Our captain has just been "attacked". We should act suspicious of anyone coming to the upper deck right now.

I suggest standing out of the way so that people don't see you, with weapon drawn and set to stun. Holster weapon no matter who shows up.

If it turns out to be the captain, say you're glad to see he's unharmed, bla bla bla, see if there's anything you can do to help.

If it's someone else, ask them if they've seen the captain around.

If it's the colonel, salute and give him a report of the situation (you were on the bridge trying to get a statement from the navigator when you heard a commotion, investigated to find captain's room shot up), were about to go look for captain.

...if they find us here and we can't explain how we didn't see who fucked up his desk, the logical conclusion would be that WE fucked up his desk. I mean, we have the cutter and everything. We're very suspicious at the moment.

I suggest we hide in the vent.

>>235859
Or at least hide the cutter in the vent.
If the vent can't hold you, then go into the medbay.

Suggestion 2010/09/29(Wed)11:54 No. 235902 ID: 6550ad
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The vent is too tight and small for someone the size of Tiak to fit in! He doesn't think he has enough time to hide the cutter, so he rushes inside the Infirmary, where the doctor is, as usual. He seems to be reading some papers.

>Oh, greetings, Belint, It's been a while. Any new injuries to treat? Any new corpses to identify?

"no, only found one new corpse and i know who it was"

"Have you not just heard gunfire?! Someone tried to kill the captain and you didn't even look out the door! Oh, nevermind."

Tell that while you're here, you've got something to tell him. Trake's body is in Zero Deck. Describe how to get there. Mention he should consult with someone in charge first, though, because you're not officially on the case anymore.

>>235902
We could show him the powder.

>>235902
Tell him about Trake.

The navigation officer didn't seem too bad, but Mok looked pretty beat up. I hope he doesn't need to see the doctor. Hard to tell with you guys really.

Suggestion 2010/09/29(Wed)14:16 No. 235934 ID: 6550ad
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Have you not just heard gunfire?! Someone tried to kill the captain and you didn't even look out the door! Oh, nevermind.

>Well, I've heard the Captain causing quite a ruckus, but I also could hear him getting into the elevator, so I supposed he was perfectly safe. And your idle presence here means that everything is under control once again, am I right?

Yeah, sort of...

>Excellent.

And talking about corpses,in the Zero Deck I fo-

>Yes, Trake, I know. Like half an hour ago the Colonel dragged me down that dark pit where the decapitated corpse of our fine Head Engineer was laying. Those aren't news for me.

Tiak nods, checking his PDA while the doctor talks. Through the camera, he can see Colonel Keranos getting into the Captain's Quarters and inspecting the place, specially the desk and the mess of the drawer.

>By the way, as the security officer and the person in this ship more interested in my belongings so far, I think you're the most appropriated man to answer my inquiry. An important key, with a particular shape, has been subtracted from this very infirmary. You wouldn't know anything about it, right?

>>235934
Ask what's so important about the key. Also ask what shape it was. You don't remember seeing any keys lying around. (It doesn't really look like a key, remember? And we're not supposed to know about them.)

>>235934
Ask what's particular about its shape.

>>235938
Not this.

Suggestion 2010/09/29(Wed)16:21 No. 235986 ID: 6550ad
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No, I don't know about that key. What's so important about it? And what's so particular about its shape.

>Oh, you don't know. How curious, because the captain told me not long ago that you knew about the existence of the keys, and not only that, but that Queen Nayria has two of them. Including the one that was formerly in my possession.

Well... See... I...

>Save it, Belint. I'm not in the mood for more stories and lies. If you have any official security business here, speak up. If not, you know the way out.

While the doctor speak, Tiak discreetly checks his PDA just to see the Colonel leaving the Captain's office. He doesn't enter in the Infirmary, at least.

>>235986
Well, so much for that.

Time to start getting answers. Ask what the key is for. Don't be afraid to be a little aggressive.

>>235986
Good lord how many times is not shooting down Seven's speech to the captain going to bite us in the ass? :/

I guess go ahead and leave?

>>235986
"My mistake for thinking there was more than one kind of unusual or important key that a person might care about, sorry."

>>235996
Say that, plus repeat the question. What's so important about them? What are they for?

>>235986
"Save it yourself. We both know I know more than I can say, and the key phrase there is 'can say'."
Sigh
"Playing dumb is easier all around."
Turn to leave, walk to the door, pause, and turn your head to face him.
"For what it's worth, I truly am sorry that I can't help you with that."
Then you can leave. Don't even look at the grate as you make your way to the elevator.

Unless you want him to properly treat the laser burn, which he's likely more capable of doing than the Ziranee queen.

>>236001
Probably this.

>>236024
Oh god no. Not least since I'm sure the Doc can identify a previously-treated wound and ask questions.

Suggestion 2010/09/29(Wed)17:56 No. 236061 ID: 6550ad
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My mistake for thinking there was more than one kind of unusual or important key that a person might care about, sorry.

So tell me, and stop avoiding the subject: What are those keys for? What's with the shape?

>*sigh* Don't make me repeat myself, Belint. I don't know what kind of games are you playing with the Queen, but the keys are way over your concern. You're a security guard, start acting like one. And please, leave my Infirmary now, I don't have anything else to say to you.

"well fine, don't tell a security guard that it may unlock a death ray and kill everyone on the ship, whatever, bye"
and leave.

>>236061
We have no idea where the Colonel is now, do we? Ugh, we're gonna have to risk it. Just leave, don't drop any pissy passive-aggressive comments. We really don't need to give him more reasons to hate us.

>>236061
Fine, let's go.

Well, that's two people that know we were on this deck when someone was rummaging through the captain's stuff. So this, spilling the beans to the captain and colonel, and the fact that they pretty much know or at least suspect we gave the keys to the queen means that there really isn't any going back now.

How close are we to getting shot for treason now?

>>236061

"Alright, I'll level with you. I've been told by reliable sources that the keys are parts of the reason why Mikos ended up dead, and I'm willing to bet Trake's death is also related. I also have reason to believe there's been a third death which I haven't been able to figure out yet.

As security officer, it's my job to make sure there *aren't* any more deaths like this. If people are willing to kill over these keys, whatever it unlocks is probably really damn important. I've almost been killed multiple times; I've found bombs on this ship; and someone decided to bring dozens of gallons of a potent neurotoxin aboard.

You seem to think you're above this violence, but you're not. You had a key. You got lucky when whoever decided to steal it did so without killing you in the process.

I'm hear to keep everyone safe. Sure, shit may be going down that's over my head, but that won't keep me from doing my job. If you don't want to help me figure out what's going on and prevent future murders, fine. Their deaths are on your head."

Wait for a few seconds for a response, then walk out and be prepared to talk to the colonel if he's there.

>>236061
"Funny, I thought that solving thefts was part of the job."
Put your PDA away
"Just because I know where it went doesn't mean I know how it got there, and I think that knowing who took it and why is kind of important.
Good day, doctor."
Walk out and leave.

Don't mention deaths, don't mention conspiracies. This was investigating a theft on board the ship. Nothing more.

...can we just go without making a fuss?

>>236278
That's basically what I didn't want to happen, since now he's probably going to tell the captain that Tiak hasn't dropped the murder investigation.

Just leave. Go see Zira or something. Don't even look at the vent.

Suggestion 2010/09/30(Thu)02:29 No. 236292 ID: 6550ad
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Tiak doesn't want to make a fuss, but he doesn't want to just leave without saying something first.

Look, I only know that those keys are part of the reason Mikos ended up dead. I just want to make sure that there aren't any more deaths like this. That's my job, and you aren't over this violence, you might be a target too. And if you keep information to yourself that could help me save lives, those deaths are over your head as well.

The doctor doesn't answer and just goes back to his papers, ignoring Tiak. So he exits the room, back again to the corridor. It seems to be empty for now. No trace of the Colonel, or anybody else.

>>236292

Check PDA. Is the colonel still in the Captain's quarters?

If he is, we might have a quick chance to retrieve the box... or we might want to avoid grabbing it until we're sure we won't get interrupted... or we could try get a way to hide the thing before moving it to a better location. It seems pretty big - does Tiak think he could hide it in his clothes without it being totally obvious? Or are we going to need a more sneaky way to take care of this? I'm going to assume we won't grab it just yet.

I suggest Tiak just find somewhere "Safe" to sit down and scan those papers into his PDA (take pictures of them?) before settling down to read them, assuming this is possible. Perhaps one of the dead passenger's rooms, or a bathroom? I'd rather not do this in the presence of anyone else... we still have very little to go on to "trust" anyone on this ship. If they're not easily scannable, try to find someplace to read them without worry (bathroom might still work).

After we have the papers scanned/read... go dispose of them somewhere. Stuffing them inside the Janitor's things (when he's not looking) might be good, since he's known to collect loose papers.

Next (if we got papers scanned), find a place to sit down and just read those documents. I suggest the bar, since a public place is likely to be less suspicious than hiding somewhere to read them.

Suggestion 2010/09/30(Thu)07:21 No. 236304 ID: 6550ad
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According to the camera, the captain's office are empty at the moment.

The lockbox is too big for Tiak to keep it inside his jacket, he would have to carry it in his hand. And Tiak doesn't know if he has time to take it before someone sees him, so he runs into the elevator.
Not a second too late; as the elevator gates close behind him, he can hear a door opening, and footsteps in the corridor.

With the passwords and the documents in his pocket he has to decide where to go now. The elevator isn't the best place to hang around without being discovered.

Lets go to a place where we won't be interrupted and read our papers in peace.
I am of course talking about the toilets on the Lower Deck.

>>236304
Probably your office.
Mikos' room is a bad idea because you're supposed to be off that case. Likewise Engineering; and Mongro might be milling about down there anyway.
Don't read the papers immediately in case someone charges into your office weilding questions about the shooting at the Captain. Keep them hidden.

>>236305
Yes, let's read while in the bathroom.

>>236304
The depths of Engineering would be a good place.

Suggestion 2010/09/30(Thu)13:55 No. 236361 ID: 6550ad
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Tiak descends with the elevator down to the Lower Deck and hides inside the bathroom (which is still astonishing clean) to read the documents he found inside the Captain's drawer.

They're all letters, from representatives of A.S.C.E. to the Captain. They all start with a "Estimated Kiodo Beredime", in a respectful and obsequious tone, just to become more harsh and demanding as they progress, ending almost into an underhanded threat.

The content of the letters are familiar to Tiak, it reminds him of the letters he found in the bar and the kitchen. They all "friendly" remind the captain about the large sum of money lost during gambling sessions in casinos owned by the corporation.

The last letters directly threaten him with exposing his debt and "other less pleasant deeds" to the public if he doesn't pay.

The very last letter is different. Here they say that they've found a solution. The captain will have to do a job for them, an undercover mission, and his debt will be settled.

Tiak suspects that the other two letters are part of this bundle. How did they end up in the Canteen and the kitchen? That's a different matter.

Tiak copies the letters in his PDA. He can't take pictures of them until he retrieves his camera, though.

well shit, that means the captain IS in on it. if your brig was still working i would say throw him in there. heck, would say throw everybody in there and sort it out yourself.

>>236361
Keep gathering evidence.
It's going to be fucking hilarious if we wind up arresting the captain for treason, the colonel for impersonating an officer, and them plus the doctor and barman for conspiracy charges.

This is going to end with Tiak, Yery, and Zira all locked in the bridge with the evidence and desperately broadcasting that the entire ship is under arrest for treason.

>>236361

>After we have the papers scanned/read... go dispose of them somewhere. Stuffing them inside the Janitor's things (when he's not looking) might be good, since he's known to collect loose papers.

Also, since you're already on the same deck... consider trying to open the password-protected cabinet in Engineering with the 2 passwords we have now.

>>236365
awesomeface.jpg

Suggestion 2010/09/30(Thu)16:36 No. 236490 ID: 6550ad
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Tiak makes his way to the janitor's room, which happens to be empty.

He takes the opportunity to dispose of the Captain's documents inside the cabinet on the wall, which only contains a modest pile of papers now. Quickly rifling through them doesn't bring up anything interesting.

>>236365

Not if I can do anything about it! No, this is going to end with Tiak, Yery, and Zira all locked in the bridge doing something that could get themselves arrested for public indecency.

>>236490
Draw your tazer and go for the crew files. If the Colonel's smart he's probably figured the significance of the drawer and is expecting you, but if you leave it any longer they'll probably change the password. :/

>>236512
i mostly agree with this, but move carefully.

>>236529
We do, the one we got from the captain's desk.

>>236492
see
>>236444

>>236490
Excellent, they'll never be found in that mess. And if they do, nobody will know how he got them. Let's go for the crew files now. Don't let anyone see you open the cabinet though.

Suggestion 2010/10/01(Fri)08:20 No. 236875 ID: 6550ad
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Tiak carefully goes back into Engineering. Nobody seems to be in the area, nor near the elevator.

Suggestion 2010/10/01(Fri)08:21 No. 236876 ID: 6550ad
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Tiak inserts the password found in the Captain's office, and it works! The middle drawer automatically opens. But instead of a bunch of papers, a flat touch screen emerges from it. Seems that they're digital archives, after all, just designed like an old-fashion filing cabinet.

The screen shows the available options: Crew Roster, Passenger List, Flight Route and Misc. Tiak can also insert a keyword and see if there are any matches within the files.

>>236876
Passenger list.

>>236876
I'm guessing you can't grab the lot onto your PDA easily.

Well, Nayria said:
>Check the crew files and registers, they'll give you some interesting pieces of information.

So skim the Crew Roster.

>>236876
Crew files.

Keyword: A.S.C.E.

Suggestion 2010/10/01(Fri)13:35 No. 236923 ID: 6550ad
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Tiak inserts ASCE in the search case, but it doesn't bring up any results.

Next, he tries with the Passenger list. Unfortunately, it doesn't give any more details than the ones in screen.

Suggestion 2010/10/01(Fri)13:36 No. 236924 ID: 6550ad
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After that, he tries with the Crew Roster. In this case, he can select any of the options given in the list to get a more detailed description.

>>236923
...what does COPY copy to?

>>236924
The Captain seems like an obvious one to try.

Go in order of suspicion.
Janitor (cause he's a lunatic)
Captain (obvious)
Physician (how'd he get one of those keys?)
Navigational Officer (got into that fight)
Barman
Head Engineer
Engineering Assistant
Head of Security (just to see)

If you can copy everything to your PDA and read it somewhere else, do that.

>>236934
Agreed. If you can copy everything, then copy everything instead of reading it, and read it later.

>>236924
Do it in this order:

Captain
Physician
Engineer's Assistant
Bartender
Nav Officer
Janitor
Head Engineer
Yourself

Suggestion 2010/10/01(Fri)15:58 No. 236974 ID: 6550ad
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Tiak selects the "Copy" option, and a port opens on he front "drawer" of the cabinet. Tiak plugs his PDA to it and the computer instantly transfers a copy of all the Crew Roster data to the PDA. That way, Tiak can read it in a more discreet place any time he wants.

Wait... what's...

Suggestion 2010/10/01(Fri)15:59 No. 236975 ID: 6550ad
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>Belint, just the man I was looking for. And in the place I was expecting to find you. We're going to have a little talk, Belint. I have some questions for you.

Suggestion 2010/10/01(Fri)16:00 No. 236976 ID: 6550ad
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>And believe me, I'm going to get answers.




END OF CHAPTER 3

BITCHES!!

>>236975
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU-

WE ARE ALL GOING TO DIE

Suggestion 2010/10/01(Fri)19:25 No. 237013 ID: f4963f
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>>237008
>animated

>>236975
Oh, hey, I just noticed. Colonel finds us on image 404.

There's some kinda joke there, I think.

>>237034
>ERROR 404: TIAK NOT FOUND