GalaxyRaider

Myriad Reality

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But that wouldn’t really protect it, right? It’s just destroying it, but slower.

@Server

The plant itself stays intact. I’m just recommending basically getting rid of the old fuel rods and other waste.

Myriad Reality

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I get that, but I feel like this is an exception.

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Do you have something in mind?

@Server

There are lots of ways to do it. Could teleport out the funny bits, use automated workers, proper protective gear would make it way safer…

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I think I know of people who can help with that.

@Ignacious

It’s manageable for sure.

Myriad Reality

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There has to be another way, I made a promise.

@Ignacious

I mean, there is. Just involves getting more directly involved with the nuclear material.

Myriad Reality

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Yes, why?

@Ignacious

Rhythm and I were discussing having it taken down. Because in the dilapidated state it’s in, it’s only a matter of time before the decay exposes the radiation of the nuclear waste forgotten there to the outside world.

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No better way to protect it than for it to live on through the much better forms of energy that came later. In memory only.

@Server

Right, yeah.

Myriad Reality

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*nods*
You’re right.

@Ignacious

…
You said you promised it you would protect the facility?

Myriad Reality

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He was one of the viruses we encountered when Tempo and I were aiding against the kaiju-like viruses.

@Ignacious

That’s unfortunate. But it’s definitely over now.

Myriad Reality

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This seems clean to me, just from my analysis of it… I don’t like how he survived our first encounter…
*seems to be sullen thinking back*

@Ignacious

You were familiar?

Myriad Reality

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Maybe he did leave, and the original entity was free from corruption. It seem he was holding on to the program? This was within him. Protecting it maybe? I, I don’t really understand all of this and how the cyber world works, forgive me.

@Ignacious

Living cyber worlds are foreign to me too. Way different than just a normal working computer.
*Puts the black box away*
But that said, I’d also take his words with a grain of salt. That was a really long time to be radiation exposed, and he was probably just as messed up on the inside as he was on the outside.

Myriad Reality

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What?

@Ignacious

He was trying to escape into my backup, I think. Leaving one prison for another. “Freedom through slavery, slavery through freedom”? That’s what he was saying? It lines up.

Myriad Reality

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I wanted to try to save it, The Foreman I call it, as it was suffering. I thought I ended it our first encounter, but it survived and it spoke. I tried to get as much info as I could, but it let itself die to give us this…
*looks at the rhomboid*
It wanted us to save the plant, which I intend to.
*looks at you*
“Freedom through slavery. Slavery through freedom.” Is something it kept repeating. Mentioned when the server arrived, everything within changed. I think that server was Melody corrupting the plant, but I don’t want to make bold assumptions.

@Ignacious

You sure it wasn’t me downloading a backup through my temporary local network? Because I did do that. Maybe like, two minutes before you did your thing.