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Are there methods of demolition that induce rapid decay, or anything along that line of thinking?
Not for demolition. This is weird.
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Not for demolition. This is weird.
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Wish I could say anything about it but I’m not sure how natural decay functions here.
Not this fast.
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*Glances around*
Another construction project, in a way.
Except it's like twenty years have passed somehow.
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Definitely different from before. Less... Intact.
*Whistles*
Wonder what happened here. It wasn't that long since we last visited the place.
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I guess the nuclear plant is the logical one?
Sure, not like we're strangers to the area.
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Onto the next, then?
Where is the next?
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Ah. There's the kicker. Still, good job.
Same to you guys. I’m guessing the fact that the perimeter systems were either more intact or closer to the incident meant that the code was less busted.
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I also figured we'd have to visit the other locations first, before getting anything like this.
I wouldn’t get too excited. It’s just one of the ones that infected whatever was here, not mom’s original source code.
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Really?
Really really. Or at least the memory data thereof.
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That perimeter check sure went fast, didn’t it?
*Shrugs*
Fewer systems than you had, I guess.
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