(Jul 5, 2021 at 3:15 AM)Mr Waltar Whité Wrote: Check the Research Lab, Morgue, the B2F Hallways (stairwell and elevators included even though it won't yield anything), and any unchecked B3F Rooms for anything we might have missed down thereYou check the Research Lab.
You notice that the computer is now logged in, and you browse through it looking for info. Most of it looks to be a bunch of scientific jargon, stuff about the applications of “Void Conduit”, etc. You do find some relatively detailed blueprints about NADARE however, with information you haven’t seen elsewhere.
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Hmmm. Well, there’s more stuff you’ve learned, you suppose. There’s no other information you can find that seems useful though on the computer. Looking around the room itself, there’s a couple more things though. A few Lazarin-related research papers by Dr. Pierce, Dr. Hawke, and a “Dr. R. Wexlyn”, but none of them teach you anything particularly new.
There’s a new sticky note on one of the desks mentioning that the Restricted Records needs reorganizing, as it appears as though someone has swapped around a few of the patient files. It appears as though a Lazarin Incident victim, a 90-year old woman with no relatives named “Katherine Pratchett” had her file switched with someone else’s at some point, though the note does not indicate whose.
You don’t find the locked journal that was here earlier though. Must have been moved.
The hallways of B2F are mostly empty, though there is a bloody dart by the Server Room. The same goes for the stairwell, minus the bloody dart. Outside of the aforementioned pool of blood in here, there's nothing that's been left in the stairwell.
In B3F, you check the AI Control Room. A black USB drive is plugged into the terminal where the Monokuma-colored one previously was. The Monokuma drive is lying in the corner, discarded.
(Jul 5, 2021 at 3:16 AM)Deathborn Wrote: Ask Pierce if the same would happen if the Facility AI was forcibly shut down.
Dr. Pierce explains that the Facility AI is integrated through the entire building, and the only way to truly shut it down would be to cut power. Destroying the AI Control Room itself would only cut off the access point and heavily damage its general coherence in communication and thought. It'd become far more unpredictable essentially, though it wouldn't go away.
(Jul 5, 2021 at 3:18 AM)Bigfoot Wrote: I would like to investigate that hidden area behind where the vending machine used to be. Is there anything resembling a reactor key hidden in there? What about the other hidden area that we found the sun stone in?You investigate the secret hideout behind the vending machine. It doesn't appear to have anything resembling a Reactor Key, just a bunch of what you could assume is Lynn's abandoned shit. The other area where the Sun Stone was hidden has a lot of nothing, just junky office supplies and that stupid, unfair arcade game.
(Jul 5, 2021 at 4:58 AM)Deathborn Wrote: We haven't investigated the aforementioned panel, have we? Let's do that.You inspect the panel that controls the Crimson Devastator.
It is a flat glass panel with three touch-controlled buttons, reading ATTACK, DEFENSE, and IDLE/MANUAL. It appears to be set to IDLE/MANUAL. Underneath the buttons are two smaller buttons, reading INFO and DEFOG.
The INFO button just brings up a description and an image of the Crimson Devastator. The description is pretty much as Pierce described it. You press the DEFOG button, and the wall in front of you clears up, revealing a glass view into the Containment Cells. The Crimson Devastator's head suddenly swivels to look at you, its six eyes lighting up with a sickly yellow tinge. You press the button again, which now reads FOG, and the wall darkens again.
Dr. Pierce laughs from the doorway, reminding you that she can control it regardless of proximity to the panel.