>>83550
FIND 'goatse'. Trust me on this.

>>83560
Are there any other non-scientific Tozol entries? Wait, read out some of the scientific stuff to us. We might know what it means.

Test Pattern 2009/11/30(Mon)01:00 No. 83570 ID: 51d0f5
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>I'd see if you can skim any of the "Tozol" entries for anything useful.
Most of these are useless and perplexing. They're clearly written assuming that the reader already knows all of the shit I'm trying to find out.

Even then, it's getting less interesting as I go. Blah blah, no change, blah blah, no change...

Wait, this one's different.

"The tozol hasn't so much as twitched since I've started taking these records. The thrill of this research is largely gone where this one is concerned. The younger bioengineering subjects hold my interest now. Nothing's happening here. Nothing will happen. I'm just here to record the fact that nothing's changed since the last recording, and watch its endless sleep.

Does it dream?

I imagine not. The skin's closed up, but the rot remains. The brain is finished. It tries and tries to heal, but it's like trying to un-burn ashes.

Vital signs unchanged and minimal."

>>83570
You know what? I think you're this "tozol".

>>83570
Fuck yes, you're a zombie!

Apparently, you were abandoned here since... well, you were pretty much DEAD. But you aren't dead now, which is awesome.

Wonder if there are anymore subjects around here. ...and if they are allies.

you dont seem very braindead though.

>>83570
Thaaaaaaat's a little unnerving. It'd be nice to know the whole story here, but what I'm taking out of it (and what you to appear to have taken out of it as well, judging by your expression of shock there) is that you were severely "damaged" at some point in the past. Wonderful.

Anyway, if there are no other interesting entries there, you could either start inputting other search terms, or, if you've gotten bored with the computer, go back to trying to figure out how to get the door open. Possibly, the former could lead to the latter, but I kind of doubt it.

>>83570
It sounds like they found you dead and rotting, and tried to resurrect you. Or, perhaps 'rot' isn't used in a literal sense here, and your brain was simply damaged somehow. It looks like you finally recovered anyway. I guess we're a side-effect of the treatment they did on you, or just the brain damage.

What's the last entry for Tozol? Also, the last entry for Qillig? It would be useful to find out why nobody's here.

Well, that probably explains the amnesia.

Why don't you use the ID card's number as the network password? At worst, it doesn't work, and you might be able to access something useful (if this Quillig is an uncreative hack).

Otherwise, you might want to check to see if there's any non-password files on some of Q.'s interests (Ophion, Nyx, Phanes, Tethys).

>>83570

wait. If you're a Tozol, does that mean you actually can regenerate from having your brain shot out.

Does the computer display a time? Compare it to the dates on the journal entries you can find.

Wait! Try the numbers from the keycard on the safe.

Test Pattern 2009/11/30(Mon)20:01 No. 84025 ID: 51d0f5
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>I guess we're a side-effect of the treatment they did on you, or just the brain damage.
Who knows? This might just be how my brain's supposed to work. Okay, probably not.

>Does the computer display a time? Compare it to the dates on the journal entries you can find.
It's 24:09, 6/13/2204

Qillig's journal entries start in 2202 and end last month.

>Search Ophion, Nyx, Phanes, Tethys
The vast majority of these files are locked or not resident. 'Ophion', 'Nyx', and 'Phanes' are experimental biotechnology... creatures... kept in this portion of the facility. Mutated or engineered or... something. 'Tethys' is code for some kind of artifact that was recovered a long time ago, from something called the 'Athelhom Impact Event.'

>What's the last entry for Tozol?
"The tozol's of no further use. What seemed like an assignment of prestige is clearly a joke they play on the new guy. A joke that has gone on for far too long. No matter. I've talked down the number of analyses per quarter.

Keeping this thing sedated is a waste of perfectly good toxins. I can't believe they expect it to wake up. All efforts to gain useful data from its structure have proven unsatisfactory. I'd just destroy it now if I had the authority. If the Diplomats find out about this project, it'll be on all our heads."

>>84025
So to sum it up. Apparently someone was SUPPOSED to be watching us. But apparently he just got bored and left. Or something involving death or something, who cares he wanted to kill us. Anyway, I wonder if anyone plans to check on us again any time soon. It would be nice to learn more about this place and whats going on. But for now I think we're done here. We should probably look for a way out or something or at least something to eat or whatever.

>>84025
Alright, so we've messed with the console, we have a keycard that the main door won't accept for a scientist who should have access to the room...

I dunno. The only things we haven't looked into are the safe and the other tube yet, and we don't know the safe combination. I guess open up the other tube.

Wait, 24:09? That means it's the middle of the night. Everyone might just be gone for the day.

Anyway, try clicking the 1, 2 or 3 icons on the desktop.

Also what's that device with the switch on it that's in front of the IV controls?

Test Pattern 2009/11/30(Mon)20:31 No. 84050 ID: 51d0f5
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>something or at least something to eat or whatever.
Nom nom nom nom.

This tastes pretty awful. No wonder they were all unopened.

>I guess open up the other tube.
It's empty, unless you mean scour the walls and stuff?

Try searching for safe codes in the computer if you haven't done so already. Failing to find anything, just try the numbers on the business card.

Test Pattern 2009/11/30(Mon)20:58 No. 84067 ID: 51d0f5
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>Try searching for safe codes in the computer if you haven't done so already.
Oh! That seems pretty obvious now that you mention it.

Let's see...

Test Pattern 2009/11/30(Mon)21:00 No. 84069 ID: 51d0f5
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"... Matthei was on my case again about the keycard. I locked it in the safe. (Can't remember why.) I don't see the point. We're not even allowed to operate in High Sec zones without someone watching from the control point to open all the doors for us.

Reminder: Safe combination is the base number, then that plus forty, then THAT minus eleven."

>>84069
... try 5 - 45 - 34

>>84050
They're emergency rations. That's why they save them for emergencies; all the nutrition you need, but with a horrible taste and after-taste. Either that or they're meant to be put in water and cooked, being freeze-dried and whatnot. Not that it makes a difference, we don't have a way to do that anyway.

Start searching around for anything with numbers on it that might be a safe combination.

>>84069
Well, that's good to know.

Unfortunately we don't know what the "base number" is.

But we also now know why the keycard won't work.

Uh, try searching for "base number?" It's got to be between zero and one hundred, if I'm remembering how a combination lock works properly.

>>84069
Try 5-45-34

>>84074
Right, try five first. Not thinking clearly.

Test Pattern 2009/11/30(Mon)21:19 No. 84080 ID: 51d0f5
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>5 - 45 - 34
Naw, see, 'Quadrant Five' is a play on words. 'Quadrant' just means you're splitting something up four ways, into four quadrants. You can't have a fifth quadrant. It's not a base n-

Test Pattern 2009/11/30(Mon)21:20 No. 84082 ID: 51d0f5
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Oh, it worked!

Inside is a gun, a key card, and a scrap of paper with '2914' written on it.

>>84082
>A gun
Take gun.

Pose.

Then loot all.

>>84082
Get the gun and keycard. Check what;s on the other side if the paper.

Fuck yeah, a gun. Pose as a team cause SHIT JUST GOT REAL. No, it doesn't matter that your team is only yourself.

>>84082
Try using 2914 as the password for the protected files. That, or his birthday; 050278 or 522178.

Try opening the files for Ophion, Nyx, and Phanes. If we run into them it would help to know their capabilities.

Also try finding a map of the facility via the terminal.

>>84094
This. Knowledge is power.

Test Pattern 2009/11/30(Mon)21:42 No. 84098 ID: 51d0f5
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>Pose as a team cause SHIT JUST GOT REAL. No, it doesn't matter that your team is only yourself.
The voices in my head make me feel less alone.

Yeah. I'm crazy. I'm crazy and I've got a gun.

>>84098
See if the codes unlock files on the computer.

If not, use new keycard on the door.

Test Pattern 2009/11/30(Mon)21:53 No. 84106 ID: 51d0f5
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>See if the codes unlock files on the computer.
"HINT: Name of old girlfriend's pet + Molecular weight of favorite food"

>Check what's on the other side if the paper.
Um...

>>84098
>I'm crazy. I'm crazy and I've got a gun.

A convincing mantra if ever there was one.

Did we get a new name off of the keycard?

>>84106
Yyyyyup, totally not creepy at all.

>>84106
Molecular weight of favorite food? Uh, that sounds tricky. Search his journal entries for 'girlfriend' and 'food' anyway.

Test Pattern 2009/11/30(Mon)22:10 No. 84117 ID: 51d0f5
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>Did we get a new name off of the keycard?
This one just says 'HI SEC.'

>Search his journal entries for 'girlfriend' and 'food' anyway.
This returns one text file:

"Quit trying to guess my password."

>>84117
There's no way we can guess this at the moment.

I say we return to the compy later. Apply keycard to lock.

>>84117
>This returns one text file:
>"Quit trying to guess my password."
...I suddenly like this guy.

I would search to see if there is a map of the facility on the comp before we try to go further. would be best not to get immediately lost.

>>84117
Can you create a new textfile? If so, type in that you have awakened. Then try the new keycard on the door.

>>84117
Hahahaha.

Well, see if the other card works on the door, I suppose.

Test Pattern 2009/11/30(Mon)22:28 No. 84131 ID: 51d0f5
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>Type in that you have awakened. Then try the new keycard on the door.

Alright, fuckers.

>>84124
Do this, then prepare to do naked fluffy kung fu to anything outside the door.

Test Pattern 2009/11/30(Mon)22:28 No. 84133 ID: 51d0f5
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Here I come.

So is that it for now, or are we gonna keep going?

((That's it for now.))

>>84131
To be clear, this should be saved as "tozol.txt" on the desktop, with no password or encryption of any kind.

Might've been more prudent to search for "love" and "delicious"