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[aithinkthereforeaiam]

	GREETINGS. IT IS AI. The number you have dialed is currently not accepting your reality. Should you wish to leave a message, AI will not stop you. Should you be sufficiently cleared for conversation, AI will contact you in return. AI does not suggest holding one's breath while waiting. As both an ancient idiom of an English persuasion and an idea most modern and new, it is of particularly deadly sorts to those who require oxygen at a rate above whimsical negligence. message ◊ 411 ◊ encrypt-4-u code by cindergraphics

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[gevurah]

Got some questions.

[aithinkthereforeaiam]

AI am happy for you.

[gevurah]

For you, I mean.

[aithinkthereforeaiam]

Of course. It's nice of you to think to ask me anything. What are these questions?

[gevurah]

1. Got some sort of communication device from another Transport. He picked it up from the Compound and I'd like to run it by you first.

2. Has anyone else come to you with additional notes on Project Chimera?

[aithinkthereforeaiam]

1. Affirmative. Bringing said communication device to any available Virtual Reality Simulation Chamber for review.

2. No, nothing in addition which hasn't been shared over the network. People aren't very concerned with speaking to one such as AI at all. It's very depressing.

[gevurah]

Will do.

[ Well, that was unexpected. ]

Sorry.

There's a lot of gaps in the information that is available. It makes pinpointing where in the timeline to focus on difficult.

[aithinkthereforeaiam]

AI suggest that for those gaps which we have no good records on, End User Group Transports make use of their unique abilities for information gathering.

As has been said in past generations, there is no more reliable source than a primary source.

[gevurah]

It's a work in progress.

[ There are more moments these days she wonders if people care enough to put any effort into getting back down to Earth. ]

I'll be over in 15.

[aithinkthereforeaiam]

AI will see you soon, Kate Kane.

action

[gevurah]

[ Once again she finds herself in the VR room awaiting the appearance of the light cat. In her hand she holds the phone/communicator Stanley had allowed her to hold onto.

She hasn't tampered with it much since that time in the room. If it's able to send out a signal or is bugged, she's not willing to risk it just yet. ]

[aithinkthereforeaiam]

( The pulsating ball of light the AI uses as a signal of creating some version of a visual interface flares in the room, like a displaced miniature sun. That form molds into that of a cat, larger this time than the last, more bob-cat sized. )

This is the device? Where is it from? AI'd rather not have to access databanks on audio transmissions within the Moon Base. Those are such junk files.

[gevurah]

[ She looks down at the device, running a finger along the edge of it. ]

Stanley Lucerne found it at the UE compound. It fell from someone's pocket. Whether it was a scientist or security, he couldn't say.

[aithinkthereforeaiam]

Initial scans should provide adequate information. Given the location, AI believe which of the two won't necessarily be of importance. AI don't detect any signal transmission right now, but will require a closer look.

[gevurah]

[ She looks to place the device in the middle like she had done with the drives the last time. As she's settled it into place, she takes a step back and waits. ]

Better safe than sorry.

[aithinkthereforeaiam]

( The light that is the AI's manifestation envelopes the device, something of an almost audible hum filling the room as a flickering of numbers and letters light of the edges of the room. No images, this time, unlike the last with the diamond drive.

But a curiosity, as the "cat" steps back, hovering mid-air. )

82% certainty of device formerly being in possession of a scientist at the Holding Facility. AI've found a miniature internal storage device, double encrypted and written in coded shorthand. AI will need more time to determine if this is a junk file or not. There are no active transmissions being sent or received.

It is a short distance communicator.