Conversation · Door (Unopenable)
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An old door, worn by elements, guards the depot. The wind has blown a sand dune in front of it. The door hasn't been opened in a long while. You see a handle.
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"From here to the Whirling? I can't see how..." He looks southeast and blows on his fingers: "The church is in the way."
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- It may have been used to service an aerostatic battleship in the atmosphere? Or a fortification, like a seafort in the bay.
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- "From here to the Whirling? I can't see how..." He looks southeast and blows on his fingers: "The church is in the way."
- For servicing an aerostatic battleship in the atmosphere? Or a fortification, like a seafort in the bay?
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There is no success. You didn't succeed here. It's impossible. The door does not open. It is not only locked, it is jammed shut.
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Yes. Better that way. You can't even fathom the rabbit hole you might find yourself in otherwise.
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"Huh, the door's shut tight. How can we get in there?"
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"Come on, we even got in the Light Bending Guy's container, but you're saying we can't get in here?"
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"Frankly, you're just going to have to accept the fact that you can't get in through every single door."
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No-no, we've gotten into every door thus far. That's what we do -- we open doors. We're cops, that's our perk. Even Evrart knew that's a part of our M.O.
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"Relax. No one's hiding in there. If we can't open it, others can't either -- and thus they can't get in." He looks at the door with a rueful smile.
At least you can think about opening it. About doors in general -- they are, after all, fundamental to your life. Perhaps something useful will come from this?
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"Yeah, I understand you, I like opening doors as much as the next guy, but this one is simply beyond repair and we don't have the resources needed to open it."
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"What else is there to do? Not accepting isn't gonna bring the fire brigade in..." He looks at the door with a rueful smile.
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Relax, he thinks. There's no one in there. If we can't open it, neither can anyone else.
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No-no, we've absolutely gotten into everywhere thus far. That's what we do -- we open doors and go through them. We're cops, that's our perk.
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At least you can think about opening it. About doors in general -- they are, after all, fundamental to your life. Perhaps something useful will come from this?
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You rattle the handle a bit, then push on the door with all your weight -- it does not budge. Not only is it locked, it's also jammed shut.
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"What is this thing anyway?"
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"Probably something that is no longer there." The lieutenant looks at the hunching, concrete toad in front of him.
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"The washerwoman mentioned a depot up the coast." The lieutenant looks at the hunching, concrete toad in front of him. "She said it was for moving ammo and cargo across the bay -- this might be it"
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It may have been used to service an aerostatic battleship in the atmosphere? Or a fortification, like a seafort in the bay.
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The concrete structure looks military in origin. Over half a century old at least, but sturdily built.
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For servicing an aerostatic battleship in the atmosphere? Or a fortification, like a seafort in the bay?
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