>Return to Chip

You make another quick stop to the computer room with your new findings...
CHIP:

B-b-back so soon??


FERN:

Yeah, hey, I found...what I think may have been one of the surgeons hidden in the break room. What do I do?


CHIP:

L-l-leave it with me for n-now, in the f-future you can deposit that sort of thing in any recycling bin. G-garbage goes out to zones that might w-w-want it, r-recycling gets analyzed and reconstituted intrazonally!


UNACQUIRED: RUSTED FORCEP FRAGMENTS

The thought of dumping people's remains into a recycling bin sounds somewhat wrong...but what else is new.


FERN:

I guess that makes sense.

By the way...does "M-G-729390-00" mean anything to you?


CHIP:

Ah! A p-patient code should make it a l-lot easier to search C-c-crash's old f-files, or what's left intact of the-them.

...P-p-processing...PROCESSING!!!...

...Hrm...


FERN:

"Hrm?"


CHIP:

I've got f-f-fragments across m-multiple files. Some m-more corrupt than oth-oth-others.

I'll r-rea-read what's there, n-no promises:

"M-G-729390-00: Grey-grey sapioperceptual b-bionode."

"Condition: ... ... ossible orig..."

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"Bioprogeni... ... .. eriorating parameters"

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"...ility neutral to dis...."

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"....vented at all costs."

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....S-sorry that's b-b-basically everything p-presently recoverable.


FERN:

I see...thank you, Chip. Do you have any advice?


CHIP:

Your f-files likely had m-matter based copies, b-but no telling if they still exist in their original f-form. I can also w-work with any other hard mat-mat-materials you find pertaining to the c-current situation.


FERN:

Alright, thanks again.






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