Extra

Myriad Reality

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I mean, it is nifty.

@Audacious

To be honest, it more of to get other scientists to stay out, not necessarily other outside people.
*looks around*
Welcome to the Augmented reality, or digital reality. Whatever fits your fancy.

Myriad Reality

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I don’t think I followed most of that. But I do get that we’re not actually back in that room for real.

@Audacious

That okay cause I’m gonna get us in.
*spams both enter keys at the same time and the room flashes red with a loud error sound for a few moments before everything is broken down and we are back into the cube like digital space*

Myriad Reality

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So what if we had never been to this room before and got here a different way? We’d just not be able to know how to proceed? Memory testing the highly dangerous secret machine room is weird.

@Audacious

Then you shouldn’t be here. Easy. Normally the system and personnel would notice and eject you from the program. It’s more of a stall rather than an actual security measure. And we aren’t in the machine room anymore, we’ve been digitize and in a more secure and safe environment. The alternate path to the Augmentation department.

Myriad Reality

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Access they intentionally gave to you?

@Host

Well, yes, but I don’t really use those.

Myriad Reality

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That makes a security mechanism?

@Host

Yup, especially when you try to go to a room you need to be. It part of it.
*walks over to the main panel that Vi typed the code in*
But I have a special access.

Myriad Reality

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It looks the same to me.

@Host

*points to a pole*
That wasn’t there before.
*points to where the computer screens were and there appears to be twice as many screens*
And there are too many screens. There was only four.
*looks around*
Party of the security here was finding what was wrong.

Myriad Reality

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*Lifts my hand to touch one of the spheres, and my hand passes through it*
Huh.

@Host

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*Opens my mouth to respond, but decides against it after visibly hesitating, instead just taking in the spectacle of the new room as we enter*

@Audacious

*the room loads into the space we were at before entering the weird office of Dynamo*

Myriad Reality

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That's a big question, I suppose, yeah. But I guess I'm ready to go.

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Ohh. You know, I'm glad to hear this place had it on the table to have worked on augmenting the murder-daughter-bots that had the capacity to go scorched earth to be better than the original.
*Mumbles*
This place is so messed up...

@Audacious

Look, I don’t know who and why they made clones or if we even did that. It’s possible they aren’t our creation.
*as we walk through, we feel as if we became more whole, like if we lighter on our feet and fit*
Despite the size of our lab we don’t aim to create things that could harm us or destroy us. It’s more of a study or way to help others.
*it seems we are back to the machine but certain things are slightly off, like placement of parts and either more or less of an object that normally wasn’t there*
But if it does, it’s unintentional and or we try to figure out ways to prevent it or change it for the good.

Myriad Reality

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Is Isis one of those?

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I'm prepared. Let's depart.

@Host

*nods and opens the door, entering*

Myriad Reality

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That is worth considering. But I'm telling you, she's described her speed to me before in casual conversation and it isn't as extreme as it could be.

@Audacious

The possibility of her clones having enhanced version of her speed is not out of the question. We have a section of the lab that focuses on augmentation of many kinds.