ｓｃｉｅｎｔｉｓｔｓ － week 0

[judgejudy]

SCIENTISTS & OVERSEER WEEK 0 Unlike everyone else, you know exactly why you're here. You've been hired to do a job, and it's time to carry it through. Sure, it's a bit odd to wake up with all the residents you were going to be overseeing, but it doesn't really matter. Once everyone is asleep, you have a chance to slip out. After all, the curfew doesn't apply to staff. Once you've left your assigned apartment, Judy's calm, even voice speaks up from the ceiling. "Good evening. It's time to get to work..." She directs you down to the first floor, through a courtroom and an eerily clean room where there's a number pad. You know the code already: 6227#316. Down you go into the operating theater, and through it to the program labs. Here, you'll find everything you may need to carry out your work from the terminal describing that work to a wide variety of tools to be used in the operating theater. After all, none of this is unfamiliar to you. Since you woke up, you knew what you were going to be doing here. You just had to wait until the curfew was in place. The drugs that effect everyone else don't bother you, since you received your shot to resist it. Though, oddly, you know you have that resistance, but you can't quite remember when you got it... Welcome, science team. It's time to get to work so that you can go home all the quicker.

Comments

[chiseler]

I haven't spoken to the guy, no. But that doesn't mean that's the best solution either. Have you talked to him? Or anybody else that's sharing that apartment with them.

[turinged]

I talked to Rhys before this meeting, in one of the areas everyone can access. I spoke to Veronica as well.

[chiseler]

I think I've actually talked to everybody but Charles from that apartment. I don't know if that's more or less suspicious.

[turinged]

I do not think it would be suspicious either way. I doubt the others here have taken note of who you have spoken to.

[chiseler]

You've got a good point. [In the longrun, perhaps, it might be something to be more careful about. For now though Ava has a point.]

We should consider our weapon choices, too. Anybody have a clue what those things are?

[turinged]

No, I do not. We could speculate based on their names, but I do not know if our ideas would be accurate.

[chiseler]

I doubt it. [Hm...] Okay. So which one sounds the most interesting?

[turinged]

The second one is unique. It is not named for an animal.

[chiseler]

Which means it might be the opposite of what we think it is, too. Sounds brutal though. Like something that'll knock somebody out.