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for three D audio. What

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is it? Serious? Something

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else in desert? Either?

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I hear it too. It sounds like it

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might be a personnet on the dunes. No

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way logo. We're the only ones crazy enough

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to be out here on foot a

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serious weight? Ah,

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it is a person? Hey

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you? What are you doing out here? All alone?

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Trapped? I agree with serious. Something's

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not right. We should leave immediately.

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You're not going to answer me under whose orders?

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Huh? Or are you a coward who can't speak

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for himself? Either?

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Don't get too close. You

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can't understand me, can you. There's

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a card pinned to his college, The

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Institute of Advanced psycho Being grants

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Patient two zero one outdoor

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walking privileges for good behavior and

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successful recovery from his condition, Signed

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Professor Adder. I wonder what his condition

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was? If this is considered successful recovery.

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There's a map on the back with directions to the institute.

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He's clearly lost, and judging

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by the stadison, he must have progressed as well. We

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need to bring him back. You

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can't be serious if we don't him back

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to the institute, he'll die out here. I

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don't think it's a good idea. This could all be

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part of some employ to lure us there. And who

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would construct an institute in the middle

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of a desert. There's only one way

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to find out five, but we

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must proceed with the utmost caution. Whoa

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This is it? The Institute of Advanced

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psychobeeding. It's a sterile,

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gray, windowless building, not particularly

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welcome, serious, no

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trust. What if we just knock

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and leave him outside the building, they'll still appreciate

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the gesture. Come on, we've come this far.

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We've got to at least go in serious

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never sea buildings like this before,

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whole machinery, electrical lighting,

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biometric access. I know

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some societies are progressed more rapidly than others,

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but by any measure, this is a far

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outlier. The advanced technology

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levels of this institute are rather unsettling.

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What are you saying, logo, Are you familiar

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with this stuff but only

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from books? It's certainly peculiar,

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like we're in another world. Hello,

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anyone here, we found one of your

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patients lost in the desert. Welcome

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to the Institute of advanced psychobean.

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Please remain in the lobby. The professor

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will be out shortly. Boys speak,

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but nobody. It's an

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intercom serious. It allows

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for two way communication without being physically

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present in the same space. What

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loud ragging boys and walls? I

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don't know. Hello,

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I am professor, add Welcome

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to the institute. You

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must be the new arrivals. Actually,

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we're just here to return a missing patient. We found

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him walking down the wrong side of a doom.

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Very well, my research

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associate. He will take care

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of him. Eva. Yes,

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Professor Rod, a free

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range patient found its way home.

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Return him to the atrium and revoke his

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privileges. If he disobeys,

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you know what to do. Electro

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shock suppression and

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come back when you're done. I have another

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job for you right away, Professor.

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We're so glad to have you back, safe

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and sound. You had a s worried say,

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come on, I'm sure your friends will be

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happy to see you. That's

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the problem with granting outdoor privileges.

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Here at the institute, our

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patients make great strides with their

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condition, think they're cured and

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never want to come back. Of

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course, these pituitous privileges are all Eva's

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idea, some silly notion about

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quality of life. What

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condition are you treating? Exactly?

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At the institute, we

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treat patients suffering from the most

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lethal condition plaguing humanity,

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Umbra, Umbra.

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Yes, believe it or not, we're

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in the final stages of developing

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a cure. Really, nois

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and war bag again. Either

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we're done here we can cure

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for Umbra. Professor,

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I've returned patient two zero one to the atrium.

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What was the other job you had for me? Please

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show our new patience to the waiting

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But they don't exhibit any symptoms. We're

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not sick. They should

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be free to goal. I

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mean the judge of that. Either

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cure for I'm bride. What are you waiting for?

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Eva joked to them with the electric

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kettle, bride and taste them already.

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What happens? Oh?

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No, our packs and saddle at this pieces

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they took him at

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the stars. At least they still have my

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amulance. They missages. This

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isn't the waiting room, it's a prison

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crapped Okay,

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I was wrong. Come into the institute. We

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have to get out of here. There's

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at least twenty prisoners here with us. If

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we all band together, we might be able to break

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out. Hello, I'm

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e three. These are right partners, serious

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and logo. We've been wrongly imprisoned.

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I imagine the same goes for you a lot as

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well. This has a call to action.

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Together, you can rise up and fight

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to take back our freedom. Who will join

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me? Come

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on, There's no need to be scared

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any longer. This is the time you've

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been waiting for ratings

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next door? Nay first, I'm very resident

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of holding cell too. I see you three.

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You got to sell to yourselves, lucky

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you ary?

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Why is everyone just resigned to the floor of their cells.

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Don't you all want to get out of here? Like us, We've

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made peace with the fact that there's no hope

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of escape. This is our home now. A

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word of advice, tipe down down,

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But we have to do something. They're

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listening. They're always listening. If

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you don't stop, you'll just make things worse than

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they have to be good?

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Who's with me? Worse? Barret?

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How things get worse? If

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we behave well, they won't bother us until

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it's our turn for treatment. Buddy, we're

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bad hat. It's a good boy,

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totty, be a good boy. He's

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battling nonsense to himself. He seems

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highly disturbed. What's wrong with him?

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You mean tiny totty

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good boy? Cotty good boy. He's been

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like that for a while now. Best to ignore

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it, avoid eye contact. Hat

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good boy? What

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bangs? That's someone we don't

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like to talk about. Fritz Fritz

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Rumor has it Rix was one of the institute's

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first patience, suffering from an especially

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bad case of umbre He had an extreme

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adverse reaction to treatment, worsening his

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condition. Supposedly, he's now locked

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up somewhere higher security and spends his

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days banging on the walls, waiting for

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the day he's released. Only the stars

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can save us if Fritz gets out. But

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don't worry. That will never happen. But what if

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Fritz escapes? Try

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himself. You need to stand up against

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this injustice and we re freedom.

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Someone's coming with a loose with

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me trying

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to hear you out. Every move is

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under audio and video surveillance.

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No one gets helped the way they came in. Where

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are they taking him for an outburst

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like this? Isolation security

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either straw. He will be scared

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of isolation. That's what they

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all think. But until you're left alone

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in a dark room with nothing but your thoughts

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you can't understand and the torture in

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there. All you can do is think and

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wait and hope the end

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comes soon. What happened at the end? You break

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my happiness? No, they

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looked, let

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me else, let me house, put

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me out of here. I'm

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here with you either, I'm

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always with you.

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Feel the walls close in on you, lose

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yourself to the deafening stillness,

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fade into the darkness that's

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last, alone with nothing

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but your thoughts, the internal

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turns on them. Hear

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the blood burning through your veins,

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setting farneses

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gracing to your chest as

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your hearts blow, Tighten

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tighter, tw strips around

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the lungs each breath to

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leave in your gassing for air. Listen

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to the pounding of your heart, louder

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and louder with every beat,

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rattling your ribcage, ready

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to plow. Neurons

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fight like flaes across

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your mind, bringing

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your ears. They cloud your senses

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as you lose yourself in dot

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feel yourself fries above

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your body, floating in

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space, higher and higher.

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To leave this world behind,

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only the heft of the grounds.

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Cry to

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your mouth, lost shot, unable

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to open hold the key to your

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helpless stop rise,

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squirmed and trapped against

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your grading team blocking

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your path, run to brainlief with

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no one take hear me, scream,

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choke an, unanswered breaths,

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as troubled thoughts, term violence,

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sid silence,

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just being injected with a high grade sedative.

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When it reaches the brain, your higher mental

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functions will suspend all activity,

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providing temporary relief and leaving you

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in a state of deep relaxation.

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And here returned around your neck the amulet

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you were calling for. I analyzed

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it in my lab and found no unique attributory

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irregularities. It's nothing special,

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just an ordinary old necklace. You

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can have it back. It's of no interest to

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me. How

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do we get out of here? You don't, There is

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no escape. Just be thankful your friend

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eats antics didn't get us all in trouble.

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Must do something. Earlier, you

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asked, what's wrong with tiny Toddy? Well,

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he tried to break free once, made

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it all the way to the exit. To teach him

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a lesson, he did a week in isolation.

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He's never been the seen since. Now

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a ground drone guards the waiting room's

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exit. To make sure there are no copycats.

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For your own good and ours. Don't

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do anything foolish except that

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this is our fate. Serious,

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I don't know what he can do. Or cameras, cameras

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like watchguards. But I'm the ceiling constantly

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scanning the room. If Timmy Tommy wants

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escape shadow, there has to be white out

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local camera. Not look hit.

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You love me to hit. You need

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to stract groundcoll I

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comprehend your reasoning, but I refuse to risk

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injuring you serious? You know hurt? Serious?

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Now? Please can't no

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harder, can't harder? Okay,

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I'm really gonna go for it this time for either

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say now

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my hand? Serious? I think you

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broke my hand. We

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don't get serious.

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Oh quick. The access card the

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card attached to the drugs. It functions like a piece

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or this sets pether

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must be in one of the isolation chambers on the other

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side of the room. Hurry and you're clear

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of the root eating cap isolation

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chamber door. They're

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all bolted shut with magnetic locks. There's

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another door at the end of the hall. Let's see where it leads.

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Also

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magnetic lead sealed this way

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open door comic. Serious,

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Wait, there's a warning high voltage

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keep out. I don't know if I stole no

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choice? A

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generator. Generator a

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machine that produces electric to power

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the institute. Huh,

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I have an idea how to open the doors. I

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can override the generator's circuit breaker and use

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this dial to increase it voltage, short circuiting

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the waiting room surveillance system and forcing open

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the locked doors. Free easier

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Stand at the entrance way and let me know if it's working

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right. I'm starting to raise levels

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anyway? Oh need

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more power? Lights

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blink? But need Okay, but

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we have to exercise caution. If we trip the

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breaker, degenerator will shut off completely.

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How about now is

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going dark? More serious?

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It's going to max out. We shouldn't go any higher.

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Our doors open, yes,

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identiz savers omen we

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go save me fair? Not all right, but we

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have to be careful. With the cells unlocked. The other

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prisoners will be free as well. It'll be total pandimonium

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in there. Uh

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you want to stay in themselves? Ah?

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Either know in isolation chamber, whole

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rooms empty. They must have moved it. We'll

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have to take the door that leads further into the institute

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and keep looking. Get

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back, get back in yourself. You'll

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only bring more suffering. Tony Totty,

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Please, we need to get through the door, but we will playing

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nice, nice like good boys.

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Now still punish us twice, going

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ruin. You

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want to pop back in isolation? Never

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if you won't return to yourself, I'll bring

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you there myself, not

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the isolation chamber, anything

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but this, okay?

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Shall we proceed onward into the facility and find

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either ah,

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where am i? Professor

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adder, one of these things

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attached to my head? Patient

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has awakened, neural activity levels

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returning to normal. Let me

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here, let me ask. The process

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will run smoother if you relax. You

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experienced an acute umber attack in the

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isolation chamber. I've since had you

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transported to the operation room for further evaluation.

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You chain me to the surgical table for

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your own safety. I assure you connected

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to your scalp are electrodes that measure and record

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neural oscillation patterns to establish

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a baseline of brainwave activity. Your

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results either are spectacular.

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I've never seen anything quite like it. Your

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electrical patterns are scrambled, and there's

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hyperactivity in the brain. Here

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an inversion of the delta and gamma brainwaves.

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It's like your subconscious mind has penetrated

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waking life. I'm not one of

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your science experiments. No, you're

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so much more. I've examined

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the minds of hundreds of patients suffering

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from umbra. My findings

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have always been middling at best.

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Allow me to explain how the condition functions.

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From a single mutated neuron, Umbra

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infiltrates the mind and spreads through

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the neural network, eliminating

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and rerouting pathways as it corrupts

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healthy brain activity. This

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is observed as personality changes, mental

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disorders, memory identity impairments,

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and so on. The end result as

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always a complete corruption of the

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individual. Up to now, I've

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only been able to treat patients with a full reduction

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in brain activity. But if

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I could find a way to trace back umbra's

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manifestation to its root in the mind and

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localize the point of origin, I

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could then isolate a source of the mutation

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at the neuron level to effectively develop

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a cure. The answer is so obvious.

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Why haven't you? In

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all my patients? It was always too late.

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By the time I evaluated them, their systems

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were already flooded with the umber melody,

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so I had no hope of finding the origin

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point. You, on the other

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hand, are an anomaly physically

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asymptomatic. You don't appear to exhibit

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any of the external symptoms, but

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under duress, your affliction manifests,

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and you show all the typical signs

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of the condition. You either

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are the key to finding the cure

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to Umbra. That

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can't be true. It

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is, but further research is required.

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I'll be subjecting you to internal imaging

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to obtain a clearer picture of your brain.

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Before I proceed, I'll need to remove from

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you any object items that may contain metal,

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starting with your amulet. No,

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please not again, that

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oh amulet, And don't

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worry. You'll have it back as soon as

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we finish the fats. As

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I guide you into the scanner, this

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won't hurt a bit. Beautiful

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plants like a dream

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world. It's some sort of

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indoor garden, rich with lushed

21:44

floor and completely encapsulated

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in a glass roofed atrium at the center of the

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institute. Oh in corner,

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big fountain, indeed in

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ornate grand fountain, getting water

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high into the air out of a handcrafted

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spout sheep like a serpent servants

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mount. I call this a utopia, except

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those people standing at the other end of the garden appear

22:05

rather lifeless. Maybe

22:08

through garden calm they reach higher spirit.

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Play serious

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wrong, great role, Si man,

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They're just like the person we encountered out in the desert. Attention,

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all patients in the rehabilitation Adriaan

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garden. Your afternoon medication will

22:27

now be dispensed. Please stand by

22:29

for distribution a serious

22:32

it's ammaratively blended and not get caught or

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we'll never get either back on. It's

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an evil good afternoon

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and a warmhallo from your favorite caregiver.

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Oh you're all too sweet.

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I come bearing gifts pill to

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you. Bit anti help here

22:53

you got one? Will you one

22:56

for you? Open wide my

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heart? You look shipper today. Come

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on gather around, make sure

23:04

you all get your medicine to feel better.

23:08

Here's your phil sir

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ah and one poor serious

23:19

No, you swallowed it. We

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have known you. What the effecture? What have you

23:24

just done? Oh

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rbal outburst to patient appears to be a regressive

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treatment and effective. Please it's

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not what it looks like umbre delusions.

23:36

Returning patient requires emergency

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intervention. No, no, no, I'm

23:40

not sick. Highly combative will

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have to be subdued by electric shop. You can't

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do this to me. I'm not sick. I'm not sick.

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Stop resisting use of cattle

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crowd required on. This is for your own good.

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This brain scan can't be correct.

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There should be massive cortical deterioration

24:08

and cerebral confusions. But

24:10

according to the image, the volume

24:13

of brain matter has increased.

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Ha ha. There's

24:19

even significant remapping of neural

24:22

networks in support of

24:24

hyperactivity. Patient's

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mind has re architectured

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itself for optimal mental processing,

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peeping at heightened levels of consciousness

24:36

rather than corrupt thou'st mind. Umbra

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appears to have enhanced it, But

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for what purpose? How

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is it possible the patient coexists

24:48

with umbra in a balance state of equilibrium,

24:53

as anomaly must only be temporary before

24:56

it turns parasitic like the rest. Take

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a bow either you are bound wonderfully

25:04

a professor,

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what's that ault?

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Ah? Yes, your amulet

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return securely around your neck as

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promised. You've

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put me in a precarious situation. On

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one hand, your results are troubling.

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They go against all my prior theories

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and research of umbra and the mind, years

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of work discredited. On

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the other hand, they're astonishing.

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They reveal the mind's ability to adapt

25:44

and even thrive with umbra, A

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paradigm shift and current understanding.

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If you think, if you can understand umberfected

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science the

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human tool, you never

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understand. Of

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course I understand. Isn't

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it obvious? What drives me? I

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either suffer from umbra?

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No, your

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mind holds the key to the cure,

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and I must find it. I

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have to go deeper, search

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further, intracranial

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examination, a vivid

26:28

section to get inside the

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skull. You will

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show me the neuron from which umbra

26:35

emerges. It's the only

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way. What's

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going on? Eva? I told

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you I'm not sick. Where have you taken me? The

26:49

engine room? Engine room? It's

26:52

whether reactor or creates the energy to drive

26:54

the turbine, which are then converted by the generator

26:57

to what is the electricity power in the institute?

26:59

But I'm not an efficient fuel source. I'm barely

27:01

combustible. Why to bring me here? The

27:03

only faith place we can talk? There are

27:06

no cameras here, and the noise from the turbine

27:08

next door masks us from audio surveillance.

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What do you want from me? I

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want to help. I can't lie to myself

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any longer about the terrible things

27:17

that go on here. I didn't mean for any

27:19

of it, but I've been complicit through it all.

27:22

Eva, what are you referring to? Professor

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Adder? Is my father. Our

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home wasn't always this desert institute in

27:29

a fire life through are members of a united

27:31

coalition of the truth seekers, the Bereguard.

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When I was a child, we lived at headquarters

27:37

on an uncharted island hidden in

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the middle of the Arabis Ocean. We

27:41

worked to narth like secrets, recover

27:43

long lost truths, and develop a greater

27:46

understanding of the world's true nature, all

27:48

for the betterment of humanity, and all

27:50

in pursuit of a single goal. What goal?

27:53

We believe that Umbra is only a symptom

27:55

of a dying world, not the cause.

27:58

There's something bigger behind it, and we were

28:00

going to find out what. I still

28:03

believe they will. Why'd you leave them?

28:06

The veregard has zero tolerance for dissenters.

28:09

In their eyes, if you're not working towards

28:11

the goal, you're working against it. When

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my mother fell ill to Umbra. She was

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considered a liability and exiled

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from the island. We watched

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her goal. My father never forgave

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himself for this. He grew obsessed

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with finding a cure for Umbra. It became

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his life's work. Knowing the veregard

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would put an end to this distraction, we

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defected and built this research institute

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in the far reaches of the desert. What chain,

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Why the prison? My father's intentions

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were pure. He preached of finding

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a cure for Umbra, to end life's miseries

28:42

and save the sick. I wanted to help

28:45

and wanted to believe. When we began,

28:47

we were treating ill patients, making

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real progress. Somehow, somewhere

28:52

along the way, he forgot what brought him

28:54

here. It was no longer about improving

28:56

the lives of our patience. It was success,

28:58

no matter what the cost. To accelerate

29:00

our findings and expand our research, my

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father began experimenting on the healthy individuals

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against their will. I couldn't stop him.

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I'm only his assistant at best.

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I'd free a patient here and there under the pretense

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of Outford privileges. It was never enough,

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though, I'm powerless to end this, but

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maybe I can write just one wrong and

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help you save your friend Ether. What

29:22

the professor doing to him? He's been transported

29:24

to the operating room for preliminary testing.

29:27

There isn't much time until the procedure begins. We

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have to free him. You don't understand Ether's

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different. He suffers from umber it but has been able to suppress

29:34

it. The professor will kill him. I'll get you

29:36

to the operating room to get either back. Then

29:38

the three of you need to leave at once, or

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you'll never have the chance to get out again. Serious,

29:43

my other friend took one of those pills. What

29:46

were you thinking back there with that stunt, pretending

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to be patients? Even if your acting

29:51

was believable, which it wasn't. You

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really thought I wouldn't recognize you too soon after

29:56

we met. Just count yourself lucky

29:58

with me who bout to you first? Yeah? Well,

30:01

is serious going to be okay? It'll be fine.

30:03

The patients take a staple of psychotropic

30:05

pills throughout the day of that suppressed consciousness

30:08

and maintain a comatose state. Results

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like theirs. Take Moss. Serious,

30:12

he's a big guy. He took one water

30:14

soluble pill. It'll push right out of his

30:16

system. At worst case, he gets a bit

30:18

dopey and sleeps it off. The atrium

30:20

garden is perfectly safe. The grass

30:23

isn't even real. It's a synthetic rubber polymer.

30:25

There's simply nothing to worry about. Okay,

30:29

getting back to either what's next? Reaching

30:33

him isn't going to be easy. Outside this

30:35

engine room is the main corridor, which is

30:37

divided into two halves by a set of firebars.

30:39

At the far end is the operator Okay,

30:42

when the professor's in the middle of a procedure, he

30:44

restricts access to both the hall and the engines

30:47

of the operating room, so nothing can disturb

30:49

his work. Even my access is restricted.

30:52

But just outside the operating room. Also

30:54

at the end of the corridor is the control There

30:57

I can deactivate the restricted access so

30:59

we can walk right through the operating rooms door

31:01

to either. The control room must not be

31:03

easy to reach either ereon

31:06

quick study, there are a series of alarm

31:08

systems in place to alert the professor of any

31:10

unauthorized activity in the hall. In

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the first half of the corridor, there are cameras

31:15

monitoring the area in the middle of this section,

31:17

leading up to the fire doors infrared heat

31:20

sensors detect unusual sights in non

31:22

temperature. In the second half of the corridor,

31:25

past the fire doors, a rolling drove unent

31:27

patrols the area. It's equipped with audio,

31:29

video and motion detection surveilance. If

31:32

a trespasser is detected at any point in

31:34

the hall, the system will trigger a full lockdown,

31:36

stealing off the perimeter and preventing us from reaching

31:39

either in time. But any

31:41

human made system has flowed, there must

31:43

be a weakness we can exploit three to

31:45

be exact. In the first section, the

31:47

camera's roteemed, giving us the chance to undetected

31:50

if we timement rights. Okay, noted the second,

31:52

there's no surveillance. In the side rooms that bind the

31:54

main hall. We can use them to get past the

31:57

infrared sensors. Right after the stretch

31:59

of infrared sensors in the first half of the hall

32:01

and just before the fire doors in the middle

32:04

of the hall is my mechanics. In

32:06

it, I have tools to disable the rolling room

32:08

that patrols the second half before. Got

32:10

it what. Finally, once we reach

32:13

the control room, I can deactivate the security

32:15

system and reinstate my access, allowing

32:17

us to scan into the operator. How do

32:20

you know? And the one who built it? Okay,

32:24

now I'm watching the CONTs get ready to

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run out the edgine ready

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go, you're

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freeing milt chap colors,

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mean jelly fish need

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to go onto water or dry out land.

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ocean, guard by sea serpent twelve

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under ocean surface from

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water gaps spray and I'm above.

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deepen sea serpent, must

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can't man caught

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by something we know some

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