Final Investigation.

[trustharder]

You've all done very well to make it this far, but it's not over yet. The klaxons blare out today, as they always do – there's no reason they should do any differently, not least of which because it's a Thursday; strange things usually don't happen around here until Fridays, and there's no reason to think that today will be any different. But as soon as you awaken and get a glimpse of what's happening down that first-floor corridor, it becomes very apparent that that's far from the case. The usual rooms on the eastern wing of the first floor are gone entirely, replaced by more of that glossy black that coats the courtroom; it's a little vertigo-inspiring at first, but it's not dangerous. Of more interest, then, is probably those three rooms that seem to be waiting for you – one to the north, two to the south. Choose where you're going to go. Look around for a while. What else are you going to do, after all? >Explore?

[OOC: Welcome to the final investigation! The areas blocked off in rooms 2 and 3 will require card keys to open; otherwise, you are free to investigate at your leisure!

Remember, we need 15 comments total from each of you on this log somewhere!]

Comments

[amygdalae]

[Bruce takes the pokedex from Stan and gives it a glance - it doesn't look too complicated, though the lack of a power button is kind of unhelpful because otherwise Bruce would be trying to see what this actually is.

Either way though, he shakes his head.]

I've never seen anything like this before. [And it doesn't look like something Tony would have made.]

[goodforsomething]

Seems like it could be useful if we knew what it did. Most of this stuff could be from anywhere...

[Stan holds the anchor up to the light and scrutinizes the stone. That's not a normal jewel...doesn't seem man-made, though?]

[amygdalae]

They must have been kept in here for a reason....

[He stares at the jewel that Stan is scrutinizing then looks at the device in his hand once more. So many questions... but would they be able to find any answers to them?]

[goodforsomething]

Maybe he liked these people.

[It seems ridiculous to posit, almost - but then, here it all is, serving no obvious purpose.]