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*shrugs*
Its our world, not really-we’ve had this conversation before.

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Okay. I can do that.

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What can you get out of this thing before I go in?

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“Go in”?

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Into the lone server. The rest of this place's network is completely dead.

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Oh. Well, I’ll have a peak real quick.

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Go for it. Let me know if you sense any other machines while you're at it.

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*Steps away from the hole in the wall and up to the computer, and takes a moment to utilize my senses for other machines like you suggested*

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*The lone terminal appears to be connected to the reactor itself and exerts a pressure unlike any of the other devices so far*

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Looks like this is it.
*Probes it with an initial action to see what it displays*

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*It returns a protocol error, requesting an external digital zone to render*

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Immediate stumper. What’s this?

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These old things don't maintain their own networks. You have to hook one up yourself. But I was sort of hoping you could get around that.

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I can just do that, I guess. But that’s so weird.

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Part of it's safety. You want to keep these things as far from networks whenever you can.

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I’ll be darned if I connect it to anything important though, just in case.
*Summons a small black box and sets it at my feet, then connects the terminal to a new local network*

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*The two establish a successful connection and begin negotiating a shared cyber world*
Especially not connected to the larger net.

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…
*Simply observes this development to see if the conditions evolve*

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*The negotiation completes and generates the world, but the terminal builds out a much denser environment than it originally predicted in the handshake and transmits complex but apparently meaningless data structures to your device*

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Why’s a computer in a place like this behave like this?