Conversation · Small Blast Door
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"What's on the other side?"
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"Another part of the island probably." The lieutenant looks into the keyhole. "The lock looks like it could still be usable."
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- "Another part of the island probably." The lieutenant looks into the keyhole. "The lock looks like it could still be usable."
- The chances of there being 'important shit' there are rather high, yes.
- The door is mute, cold as ice. The lock looks like it may have seen recent use, but it's impossible to tell.
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The door is mute, cold as ice. The lock looks like it may have seen recent use, but it's impossible to tell.
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"How do we open this?"
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"Fuel -- generator -- console. That's our best chance." He points to the console at the other end of the room. "That there could open it, now that the power's on."
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"Fuel -- generator -- console. That's our best chance." He points to the console at the other end of the room. "That there could open it, once we've put some fuel in the generator."
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"We fuelled the generator, didn't we?" He points to the console at the other end of the room. "What do you think that shit's for? Let's press some buttons."
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"What do you think that shit's for? Let's press some buttons." He points to the console at the other end of the room.
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Fuel --> generator --> console. Seems like an obvious path, now that the power is on.
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"Maybe this is one of the doors we don't open?" He looks at the door, then at its bigger brother, then at the lock…
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He's right. It would be better to open its big brother. A powerful engine hangs under the ceiling -- it must control the blast door.
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"All right." The lieutenant knocks on the metal. "I retract my statement. It was naive. Let's look around and get it open."
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- "All right." The lieutenant knocks on the metal. "I retract my statement. It was naive. Let's look around and get it open."
- "I think there's a console just southeast..." He shuffles his feet to stay warm. "Let's look around. Getting the blast door open seems like the best plan."
- The lieutenant knocks on the metal. "I retract my statement. It was naive. Let's look around and get it open."
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The lieutenant knocks on the metal. "I retract my statement. It was naive. Let's look around and get it open."
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"I think there's a console just southeast..." He shuffles his feet to stay warm. "Let's look around. Getting the blast door open seems like the best plan."
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"Yeah -- on the console just southeast of here. Remember?" He points to it, then shuffles his feet to stay warm. "Let's look around. Getting the blast door open seems like the best plan."
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"Cuno don't know how to pick this lock. This one's... military shit." He looks at the door, then at its bigger brother, then at the lock.
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He's right. It would be better to open its big brother. A powerful engine hangs beneath the ceiling -- it must control the blast door.
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"Yeah, the console over there?" He points to the southeast. "Yeah. Yeah. Let's get this big shit open."
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"Yeah, the console over there. Remember?" He points to the southeast. "Buttons and shit. Yeah. Yeah. Let's get this big shit open, seems like the best plan."
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"Fuckin' A, let's get this shit open. Get to the secrets behind. Secret style." He stares at the large doors looming above him.
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Perhaps you could open its big brother? A powerful engine hangs beneath the ceiling -- it must control the blast door. There must be controls somewhere...
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You see a small metal door nested inside a larger one -- a heavy steel blast door. There is a conventional keyhole above the handle. It's very small.