Conversation · Soona, the Programmer
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Soona, the Programmer
You
Logic
Drama
Encyclopedia
Inland Empire
Perception (Sight)
Kim Kitsuragi
Empathy
Electrochemistry
Half Light
Rhetoric
Esprit de Corps
Egg Head
Suggestion
Volition
Conceptualization
Interfacing
Perception (Hearing)
Endurance
Reaction Speed
Physical Instrument
Savoir Faire
Andre
Noid
Acele
Pain Threshold
Visual Calculus
Composure
Shivers
Authority
"Lintel was able to divine the location of the anomaly from this broken copy. I want to repeat their calculation, only this time with better equipment."
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"Watch," she presses PRINT on the machine's keyboard, "what an intricate display of failure."
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The paper gets soaked in ink again, its evil blackness shining in the light of the mainframe. It looks eerie.
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"I have a theory," she says, as the filament clicks into place. "Lintel was able to divine the location of the anomaly from this broken copy. I want to repeat their calculation, only this time with better equipment."
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"Watch," she says and presses PRINT on the machine's keyboard, "what an intricate display of failure..."
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The paper starts filling out with ink, soaking it in a gleaming blackness. Not a single line of data stands out.
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"I know it's just ink," she replies, as the filament clicks into place, "but Lintel was somehow able to divine the location of the anomaly from this broken copy. I want to repeat their calculation, only this time with better equipment."
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"Watch," she presses PRINT on the machine's keyboard, "what an intricate display of failure."
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"Okay, but..." She seems hesitant, her eyes still fixed on Egg Head. "Think you can ask him to turn the volume down a bit, just in case?"
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"MAXIMUM!" shouts Egg Head, a great smile still adorning his face, larger than a red dwarf star.
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"I know, I know it is, but... could you please turn it down just this instance? Just this one time -- maximum is not the only way, okay?"
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Glue-style? Okay, there literally is no other way. The mixing desk is glued to maximum.
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"See?" She turns to face you, ready to give up. "He pumps it to the hard master. It's hopeless..."
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"Because I'm afraid that something might happen. It's an unknown phenomenon..." She turns to Egg Head. "We can always turn it back up if there's a need."
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"Never mind then, let's get on with our project... I am going to unmute the speakers on a count of five. Everyone ready?" She looks around the church.
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"Mute disengaged." She lifts her hand from the keyboard. Complete silence fills the room.
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No wind outside. No waves. No floorboards creaking. Total, continuous silence. This is... unnatural.
The woman looks around. In the silence, you see dust move on the floorboards. The driver of the speaker vibrates in the air and then stops. Plasterwork begins to crumble down the walls...
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In the silence, a low hum starts creeping up your spine. It's a song inside you -- not in the speakers, not in the room. A great bass sigh in the basement of your mind. Slowly it builds, until the air around you starts to vibrate.
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- In the silence, a low hum starts creeping up your spine. It's a song inside you -- not in the speakers, not in the room. A great bass sigh in the basement of your mind. Slowly it builds, until the air around you starts to vibrate.
- In the silence, a low hum starts creeping up your spine. It's a song inside you -- not in the speakers, not in the room. A great bass sigh in the basement of your mind. Slowly it builds, until the air around you starts to vibrate.
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The floorboards. The glass. The streets and the people. Nothing will remain.
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"Guys, what's going on?" There's alarm in the man's voice, as he steps back to scan the surroundings. A slight rattle like crystal clattering in the cupboard fills the air, joining the chorus.
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"HOSIANNAH! MOTHER OF MEGA!" You hear Egg Head yell -- then something else, but his voice is growing faint...
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In his mind, a tidal wave approaching from afar, swallowing entire coastlines on its way... salvation.
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"No, Egg! It's the window." The glass shards around Dolores Dei's vacant heart appear to be vibrating from the sound. It almost looks as if she's alive.
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In the corner of your eye, the lieutenant steps aside cautiously, his eyes searching for a possible evacuation route.
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"The window is going to come down. NO, THE ROOF..." She looks up. A screech fills the air, a scream of wood and nails -- the pillars of the church twist and creak above and around you.