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433301DialogEnableIn the 19th century, a textile factory in Manchester kickstarted the Age of Steam and the first Industrial Revolution.
544301And Lustrous believes that the zero-point reactor in Atlantis will kickstart the next Industrial Revolution.
655301The beds in Manchester were never cold. When the workers woke up to work, the previous shift returned home and slept.
766301AniZhuanchangBeginSimilarly, the lights never dim, and the machines never stop running in Atlantis. Researchers travel between the laboratories and their dormitory in a straight line.
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111010301AniZhuanchangEnd1Admin DirectorCongratulations on becoming the research director, Lustrous. But, if I may, you're already three minutes late on your first day.1
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131212301LustrousThe voice recognition of the system AI was way too slow. It stopped me at the door for over ten minutes. You should reprimand the logistics staff for this.2
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151414301The base is a brain built with metal and flesh, with the devices here being cells, the wires veins, the optical fiber nerves, the servers hippocampus, and the endless streams of data and codes thoughts.
161515301This head lifts proudly in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. The humans inside are but the nutrients it needs to work, and the sugar and amino acid it requires to think.
171616301The research does not stop for anyone. To Atlantis, the zero-point reactor is bigger than the world.
181717301Anyone who cannot advance the research will be shipped back to the mainland, living the rest of their lives monitored. And in a few hours, those vacancies will be filled.
191818301AniZhuanchangBeginLustrous has never seen anyone that left return. This place is cruel, metabolizing constantly.
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212020301AniZhuanchangEndEntering the conference room, she already notices a few familiar figures gone. New faces have taken their places.
222121301She is used to it by now, never showing a hint of hesitation. They are not humans in her eyes but gears of the city.
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2423233011LustrousLet's start our morning meeting. Are all departments here?1
252424301Everyone nods.
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272626301AniZhuanchangBeginNo one sitting there ever thinks that their research at the time would lead them down anything but a path of light.
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302929301AniZhuanchangEndThe two sides of the corridors are lined with unlit laboratories.
313030301Equations written years ago still linger on the yellow-tinted whiteboards. Dried ink turns to dust with the slightest touch, flaking off from the boards.
323131301The empty offices are tidy and organized as if waiting for the departed researchers to return and work. A thick layer of dust on the tables and the floor suggests that it has been a long time since someone last visited.
333232301There is but the slightest rustling of air in the ventilation ducts. Inside the data center, servers grow on the clean, smooth floor like cubic trees, unaware of the time that has passed.
343333301Only the red, low-wattage emergency lights are on. Dimly-lit yellow arrows point at the evacuation route at the crossroads. There are no footprints—everyone in the city vanished in one night like Pompeii.
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3635353011VeraSomething's wrong.1
373636301Vera frowns and says after searching a room.
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393838301There is no one in the corridors and the rooms.
403939301The massive network of wires and pipes on the ceiling is still intact.
414040301There is no debris, no ruins, no bodies.
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4343433011Vera looks annoyed.
44444447301VeraNo shit, Sherlock. Can you at least try to be constructive?1
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4646463011VeraIt is way too clean.1
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484848301The dark corridor extends forward, unending.
494949301You look back at where Vera and you came from.
505050301You have left behind two sets of clear footprints as if trekking through dark brown snow.
515151302Footprints. Only our footprints are here.52
525252301The prints are fairly level, meaning the thickness of the dust is similarly even...
535353301With that, you can infer that the city has not been disrupted since it was abandoned.
545454301—No one has visited here, which is how the dust could pile up evenly.
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5656563011VeraHmm, I might be a little bit impressed right now.1
575757302The emergency lights are still on.58
585858301Which means emergency power and the electric circuits are still intact.
595959301The other facilities are likely functional as well.
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616161301Vera...That doesn't make sense.1
626464301The dust and facilities would have been disrupted if Corrupted have invaded here.
636565302One more thing...66
646666301VeraOne more thing indeed. There is no one here.1
656767301She has not spelled it out, but you understand that what she meant was there are no corpses here.
666868301VeraWhat the hell happened to everybody?1
676969301VeraDid they all evacuate before the shit hit the fan?1
687070301She mutters to herself.
697171301There would not have been supplies after the outbreak.
707272302I think so.73I don't think so.78
7173733012000Vera purses, considering.
727474301VeraHa, that's what I think. No supplies would be delivered here after the outbreak.1
737575301VeraThis kind of city wasn't designed to be self-sustaining from the beginning. Once the food was gone, the people would have left.1
7476763012000She falls silent again.
75777781301VeraThat doesn't make sense either... If they did leave, then the world would have known about this place.1
7678783012000Vera falls silent.
777979301You do not elaborate.
788080301This kind of city was not designed to be self-sustaining from the beginning. If they had stayed here, they would have run out of food eventually.
798181301Neither of you is willing to continue this conversation. You have both realized that the truth might be too brutal for you.
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818383301Silence returns between you. But it does not last as Vera draws her spear and destroys a large door nearby.
828484302What are you doing?85
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848686301VeraGetting their attention, duh.1
858787301VeraThere must be a large number of mechanoids and drones here to support a city this big.1
868888301VeraIf the Punishing Virus had reached this place, then there must be Corrupted here.1
879090301VeraMaybe that was because we were on the outskirts of the city.1
889191301VeraYet, there are still no signs of corpses, battles, or Corrupted here, deep inside.1
899292301DialogDisableVeraIf they have been hiding, now's the time to get them out here.1
909393302You would expose our location.94
919494302We might get surrounded.95
929595301DialogEnableVeraThat's what a commandant would think.1
939696301VeraNot me.1
949797301VeraBe honest with me, what is it that you sense the most strongly since you set foot here?1
959898302...99Fear.100
969999101301VeraDo you know that sometimes your expression reveals everything even when you don't answer?1
97100100301VeraGood. Honesty is a warrior's virtue. Fear, on the other hand, is a warrior's lifeline.1
98101101301VeraYou're scared, but have you considered what you're scared of?1
99102102302The unknown.103
100103103301VeraFear of the unknown is the greatest fear of all. Once the enemies reveal themselves, that fear will go away.1
101104104301VeraInstead of blundering around here blindly like a fly caught on a web, I'd rather hit the web, piss off the spider, and have it come to me.1
102105105302I understand.106
103106106301VeraIt's fine if you don't. I'm not asking for your opinion.1
104107107302But your plan...108
105108108301It does not seem to work.
106109109301It has been some time since Vera caused the commotion. You even chatted for a while, and the place is still eerily quiet. The broken door to the office looks like a scab under the red emergency light.
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108111111301VeraTsk.1
109112112301She turns toward the room next to her—the office of which she destroyed the door.
110113113302AniZhuanchangBeginLet's take a look inside.114
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113116116301AniZhuanchangEndThe desks and chairs in the room are orderly placed, and folders and files are still organized on the desks. Coffee mugs can be found next to some of the monitors as if waiting for their owners to return.
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1151181183011VeraNothing in the cups.1
116119119301VeraNothing in the fridge or the pantry either.1
117120120301VeraThe food is all gone.1
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119122122301These all point to one thing.
120123123301Not only was this city not infected after the Punishing Virus broke out, but it also remained operational for a period of time.
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1221251253011VeraDid they take all the food to their hideouts? If so... where is the last place they stayed?1
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124127127301Vera asks the two questions that have been bothering you since you have been here.
125128128301You walk toward the largest desk in the office.
126129129301The name plate on it spells out its owner's name.
127130130301—Research Director: Lustrous.
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1291321323011VeraWhat a strange name.1
130133133301VeraBut if this belonged to the research director, then there must be some intel we can use on this desk.1
131134134302(Pick up a folder)135
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133136136301Vera also starts searching the table.
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135138138301You accidentally hit a button, and the projection screen on the desk lights up.
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1421451453011It has been a long time since it was last used, so the image and the sound are both fuzzy.
143146146301You can only vaguely identify the projection as a blonde woman with blue eyes.
144147147301AniZhuanchangBeginShe must be the research director—Lustrous.
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147150150301AniZhuanchangEndLustrousTwice have we disconnected with the mainland during the routine call. The communication director suggested breaking the confidential mandate and contacting them instead. I approved it.1
148151151301LustrousBut there was no response. The communication director then suggested calibrating the comms to use the public frequency so we can receive news from the outside world.1
149152152301LustrousAgain, that'd go against the confidentiality mandate. But I still approved it.1
150153153301LustrousI'm glad that decision was not too late. The channels that still worked were all reporting the same warning: the Punishing Virus.1
151154154301LustrousThey claimed that it was a virus that appeared in the first zero-point reactor initially and spread to the whole world in an extremely short amount of time.1
152155155301LustrousThe comms devices on the unresponsive channels are probably infected already.1
153156156301LustrousAtlantis was submerged during the beginning of the outbreak, so we didn't receive the news immediately. At the same time, that seemed to be why we escaped its wrath.1
154157157301LustrousWhile we still don't understand what the Punishing Virus is, we have decided to designate it as our highest priority, given the feedback we received.1
155158158301LustrousBased on what we know, we believe the Punishing Virus can infect a human body directly, and it is capable of taking over a mechanoid's mind.1
156159159301LustrousIn which case, our base is in incredible danger as well. Therefore, our most urgent mission is to stop Atlantis from getting infected by the Punishing Virus.1
157160160301LustrousThe logistics director reported that the next supply ship from the mainland would arrive soon. We tried to contact it when we saw it on the horizon, but instead of answering us through radio, they sent a signal flare.1
158161161301LustrousI didn't understand what it meant. The logistics director said it was asking for help.1
159162162301LustrousI ordered them to sink it. I couldn't risk bringing the virus into Atlantis.1
160163163301LustrousFour submarines were monitoring the situation underwater outside the base. I ordered them to sink themselves. Two obliged, while the other two tried to crash into the harbor. Our defense system took them down.1
161164164301LustrousI hosted a brief meeting to hear the directors' reports after taking care of these inconveniences.1
162165165301LustrousThe decision we had to make during the meeting was simple: where does Atlantis go from here?1
163166166301LustrousNot much effort was needed for us to come to an agreement. There were, however, some disputes when the message was passed down.1
164167167301LustrousSomeone proposed that we should broadcast to nearby areas and take in refugees. I turned it down. The location of Atlantis cannot be revealed, we are not a refuge, and refugees might carry the Punishing Virus with them.1
165168168301LustrousSome suggested leaving the base immediately for the mainland to join the effort to save humanity. I also turned it down. A few drops of water won't extinguish a wildfire. Our researchers research, they don't save lives.1
166169169301LustrousI reiterate my stance—Atlantis will not open itself again unless the warning on the Punishing Virus is dismissed.1
167170170301LustrousMy answer was clear from the start. We'll continue our work and keep researching the zero-point reactor. I explained my reasons to my colleagues.1
168171171301LustrousFirstly, both the base and we are here to serve the reactor. Secondly, this base is powerless to save humanity. Thirdly, there is no better place to understand how the Punishing Virus came to be than Atlantis.1
169172172301LustrousI want humans to survive, so I must not let Atlantis fall.1
170174174301LustrousThe different reactors would routinely communicate their progress. I have a two-month-old report from the first reactor and nothing else since. I can only hope that they didn't get too far.1
171175175301LustrousI should be working now instead of doing something as trivial as journaling. Not to mention that I've never done this before.1
172176176301LustrousThe reason I'm doing this is that twice I asked myself—have I done the right thing?1
173177177301LustrousI said yes both times. My reasons and rationale were clear as always. My action was the logical conclusion.1
174178178301LustrousBut it still feels wrong somehow.1
175179179301LustrousI once heard a saying that you should toss a coin when you can't make up your mind. If you want to toss it again, you have your answer.1
176180180301LustrousWhich is why I usually ask myself this kind of questions once only.1
177182182301AniZhuanchangBeginLustrousSo I decided to record everything that happened today to remind myself that I've done everything right.1
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183188188301The projection dissipates in the air after the record ends.
184189189301Vera breaks the brief silence between you.
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1861911913011VeraAnd I thought the outcome would be different. They still chose the stupidest option.1
187192192301VeraHow mad must they be to try to replicate the first reactor?1
188193193301VeraMaybe they deserved it when they wouldn't change after it had already blown up in their face.1
189194194301VeraI guess the saying is true—the only thing that we learn from history is that we learn nothing from history.1
190195195301Vera is clearly teasing the researcher, but for some reason, you can hear the self-mockery in her tone.
191196196302I don't think they thought it was a lesson.197
192197197301VeraOh? That's fair. You're one of the President's lackeys, after all. In other words, you don't think what you're going through is a lesson you should learn from, do you?1
193198198301VeraWhat? Did I say something wrong? What's with the face?1
194199199301VeraWe both know you and Gray Raven defeated the Polyphage, and the Red Tide was destroyed with your help. Yet no one treated you like a hero! Instead, you were on the gallows—feared, questioned, strived, exploited...1
195200200301VeraThis is what I don't understand about you. You've seen the Parliament's true face! Why would you still be willing to risk your life for them?1
196201201302That's not what I'm doing202
197202202301VeraWhat are you doing, then?1
198203203302What about you?204
199204204301VeraAnswering a question with a question? How brazen of you.1
200205205301DialogDisableVeraThat won't work on me. I've never been someone who's virtuous.1
201206206302I disagree.207
202207207302If that was true, you wouldn't be so angry about all of this.208
203208208301DialogEnableVera...1
204209209302Vera, I know the Parliament members aren't the saints they appear to be.210
205210210301DialogDisableVeraBut you still chose them.1
206211211302I didn't choose them.212
207212212302I chose humanity.213
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210215215301Vera...1
211216216301Vera bursts into a belly laugh. Unlike the mockery before, she really is laughing this time.
212217217301VeraHahahahaha!1
213218218301VeraHow do you say something so shameless with a straight face every time?1
214219219301DialogDisableVeraHaha—hahaha!1
215220220302!221
216221221302Was that funny?222
217222222301DialogEnableVeraAhahahaha—why don't you say it again and listen to yourself?1
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219225225301She finally stops laughing and recovers her piercing gaze.
220226226301VeraGood, I'll remember this. I hope you can still say something stupid like that when you see more true faces in the future.1
221227227302I will.228I'll try.228
222229229301VeraSay you light up a torch and find a detonating cord beneath your feet, leading to the dark in the distance. Shouldn't your first reaction be putting out the flame?1
223230230301You answer her question with a question again.
224231231302And you? Would you put it out?232
225232232301VeraThe same trick won't work twice.1
226233233302I just don't think you're someone who'll extinguish a flame.234
227234234301Vera...1
2282352353011AniZhuanchangBeginVeraHmph. Maybe.1