Part 45: Toilet Paper Hell
Update 45: Toilet Paper Hell (Polsy) Datalogs
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Control Device Password 1
This is one of the passwords needed to access the Atlas control device (100 AF, Bresha Ruins), which was locked by some unknown person.
Access to the control panel was lost when the researcher who held the passwords disappeared from the site. After that, the Academy changed its password management policy to avoid similar incidents in the future.
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Control Device Password 2
This is one of the passwords needed to access the Atlas control device (100 AF, Bresha Ruins), which was locked by some unknown person.
The encryption technology appears to use the paradox to enhance lockdown security. A virtual space exists inside the control device. Enclosed within is a temporal rife-to get the password, the puzzles in the rift have to be solved.
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Kalavinka Fragment
The Kalavinka Striker is a bioweapon that was deployed by the elite PSICOM forces of the defunct Sanctum government of Cocoon. It was believed these weapons were all lost in the catastrophe, but at least one apparently fell into the Void Beyond.
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Rhodium Ring
The mercs around here love their gold, yes they do. And silver, and gems, and whatever else they can turn into cash. Back in the old days, we used debit cards; almost no one carried hard currency.
But when the paradox screwed up the entire system and no one could prove how much they owned, well... That was the nail in the coffin for virtual money!
We'd always had a black market currency, under the authorities' radar — you know how people don't like paying taxes. Anyway, it was simple enough to switch over to that. And now even the government uses it. So metals are king again, and everyone loves their gold.
Today's Kill Count
17 monsters confirmed dead
3 hunters injured, 1 seriously
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Adamantite Ring
We've got some interesting news to report. It's about the mystery device that was unearthed in the Bresha Ruins in 5 AF. I'm talking about the control device for Atlas. Turns out the technology in this thing is a lot more advanced than in the giant itself.
We could actually build Atlas today, with our current know-how. The problem is, the engineers haven't been able to figure out how the device works, and we'd have no way to control the giant.
The controller appears to read human thoughts and transform them into physical action by some kind of... telepathy. No one knows who built it, or how. It's like an object from another world. A real paradox.
Today's Kill Count
33 monsters confirmed dead
17 hunters injured, 5 seriously