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Shopping list:

> Amenities

- Cafeteria: $2000
- Break room: $2000
- Bunks: $2000
- Storage: $500
- Archives: $1000
- Infirmary: $750
- Disposal: $500
- Laboratory: $1000
- Cell: $350
- Armory: $550
- Firing Range: $750

- Cell Renovations: $100 per cell
- Permanent Door Upgrade: $1000
Turning a room from one type to another offers a 25% discount due to the physical space being accounted for already. Rooms cannot be converted to cells. Cells must be built.

> Staff

- Security x2: $750
- Researcher: $500
- Janitor: $250
- Expendable: $100
- Autonomous Robot: $150
- Trained dog and K9 Handler: $500

> Failsafes

- Minibake: $300 per room
- Bakelite: $1250
- Let it burn: $1500
- Warhead: $1750
- Singularity: $2000
- Gas (Selected)

> Bonus

- Session with Ty: $135
- Modular Copper Weapon: $150
- Flamethrower: $50
- RPG: $75

> Anomalous Equipment

- Dragonscale Armor: $1200

Worker wishlist:

Oscar- Lab
Jim, John, Victor, Jeremy- Bunks

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Corrections:

In a Quest about researching Monsters and babbling out pseudo-scientific data, mistakes are bound to arise. Especially because of improper note taking and contradictions on my end, that might unfairly make things harder to figure out. Or small details I add that might serve as unintentional Red Herrings. I've gone through the threads to check these out and make a proper errata. These will serve as retcons and as the canon info.

> The Hungry turning a cube to dust

A quick search from Oscar reveals that it wasn't due to anything special. Tin just does that at sufficiently low temperature. It was a quirk of the metal, not the monster. Still, it's possible that it could achieve the same thing by itself, like how liquid nitrogen can be used to break rocks.

> The issue of blood

The Hungry's blood does, in fact, seem to be invasive. Ty mentioned that a human doesn't get infected just by blood-to-blood contact, zombie style. However, he's not sure about repeated ingestions and applications. From your tests, you've noted that its cells seem to 'eat' any dead cells that it comes into contact with, eventually turning it into a half-digested slurry. When you injected it into a pig, it turned it aggressive and feral, yet healed up a wound that it had.

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And now, on to the actual update!

You give things a little while to wind down. It's the first time one of your employees has gotten hurt. You've been careful so far, but these things are unavoidable, you suppose. You give Jim some time to recover, and Oscar helps to patch up his wound. John comes by as well to examine his prison bro, watching over him and asking questions about what happened. While it hurts, the man doesn't seem to begrudge his injury too much. The falling icicle was an unforeseen threat, and it's not like you sent him in on an explicit suicide mission. He takes it in stride, but mentions to you that he might be out of commission for a while. Oscar is quite concerned about it, and also tells you there's no infection or anything strange about the wound.

Viktor and Jeremy try once again to get rid of the ice. They manage to blast the ceiling and heat up the cell enough that the ice can't sustain itself any longer. Noticeably, as before, the fire didn't destroy the ice instantaneously like it ought to have. Must be some wacky tabacky magic bullshit that The Hungry has.

And speaking of your subject, it's still a nugget on the floor, and hasn't recovered yet. The Antler shard is still unclaimed.

In the meantime, you've sent the metrics for your power usage to [THE COMPANY]. You confirm that the kettle is generating enough energy to power part of your [FACILITY] and reduce the cost of operations. As a reward, you're granted an increase in pay! Operation Kettle Turbine is a success, and you'll be getting an additional 300 credits each payday from now on, provided you can keep it running. That means you'll have to aggravate it sufficiently each week. The only consequences to neglecting the Wendigo is that your pay will drop back to $1500 on periods where you don't generate enough kettle energy.

Time: 1000 Friday (2 days to Payday+$1800)
Credits: $715
Staff: 8

> Pending Orders:
AT4 CS
M82 .50 BMG
monkes
A ton of kettles
Water cooling setup
Cheap cameras
Radioactive material

[The Hungry is aggressive]
[Jim is wounded]

[Deadline: Vehicle Armour test- Monday 1800]

> Research [1x Researchers available]
> Continue Restraining Attempt [2x Security available]
> Experiment [Propose experiment process, 2x Expendables available]
> Interact [Propose interaction]
> Edit Dossier [Free action at any time]
> Write in

With that, we're ready to resume the Quest!!! I've preserved the orders from last thread, skipped time to 1000, and automatically progressed some things like the kettle power.

>>4871300
The pig was injected with Wendigo blood and it regenerated. I wonder how strong that regeneration is since we know that the Wendigo can regenerate from having several limbs blown off. That and any other potential wendigo tomfuckery. But first
>Research time. Get someone from security to shoot at the pig dead with orders to avoid the head. An autopsy will be good, after all.
>Claim the Antler shard for god sake. That is valuable stuff we can RESEARCH.

>>4871300
I never thought you would come back QM but you did
>>4871326
Support

>>4871300
>>4871326
+1 to this plan.

Also, welcome back, man! Good to see you again!

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>>4871326
>>4871355
>>4871357
>>4871369

Glad to be back! I miraculously have a different schedule now, and enough free time at home to be able to update a drawquest reliably again.

I did make a stupid error with the thread name though. I made the mistake of using autofill for the tripcode, and for some reason it turned the thread name back into 'Monster Facility Builder 2' since it filled up the info from the last thread. Combined with my earlier fuckup in the archives, the threads are now titled: 1, 2, 2, and the archived versions are gonna be: 1, 1, 3.

Goddammit.

Jeremy and Viktor slowly approach your subject, careful not to aggravate it. They don't fire at it again. It mumbles softly, shuddering and shivering. The temperature drops as its limbless body begins thrashing around. Luckily, the two of them manage to obtain the antler without further issue! They use their nightsticks to pull it closer, and then kick it towards the door. Viktor leaves to go put down the pig, like you ordered, and Jeremy stays in the cell to watch over The Hungry. He asks if you'd like to get any more samples once Viktor arrives again. So far you have tiny amounts of flesh, blood, hair, and now an antler. But no major harvest.

Oscar also asks if you'd like her to harvest the antifreezing agent from the blood, or examine the antler. Each will take three hours, excluding the lunch break from 12-1. Getting the agent will let you submit it to corporate as a possible source of income.

Despite the hog now being feral, it doesn't take much to kill it. Viktor is an expert, and frankly, you'd find it embarrassing if your trained, $325 credit security personnel got killed by a wild boar. He dispatches it with one quick shot to the head, so fast that you can hardly track it. The man pretends that there's smoke at the end of the barrel and blows it off. The worker who was upgrading the cell seems impressed.

Time: 1100 Friday (2 days to Payday+$1800)
Credits: $715
Staff: 8

> Pending Orders:
AT4 CS
M82 .50 BMG
monkes
A ton of kettles
Water cooling setup
Cheap cameras
Radioactive material

[The Hungry is aggressive]
[Jim is wounded]

[Deadline: Vehicle Armour test- Monday 1800]

> Research [1x Researchers available]
> Continue Restraining Attempt [2x Security available]
> Experiment [Propose experiment process, 2x Expendables available]
> Interact [Propose interaction]
> Edit Dossier [Free action at any time]
> Write in

>>4871380
The antifreezing agent from the blood seems more immediately useful. So let's study that. Let's also get someone to do an autopsy on the now-deceased pig to see how fucked up it's biology is now.

>>4871398
>>4871397

> Upgrades C1:
- Feeding Chute
- Sparking mechanisms to flame remotely
- General toughening
- Soundproofing
- Ventilation control to cut off circulation
- Remote heating
- Industrial dehumidifier

C2 is un-upgraded. At the end of Friday, the workers will be done repairing C1 and the stairwell to the Archives.

To perform an autopsy on the pig, you'll need Oscar (the researcher) to dedicate time to it instead of pursuing the other options.

You could also try and have her teach somebody in the Facility to oversee the process of extracting antifreeze. But there's a high chance that they'll mess up and cause contamination, or have the process fail.

>>4871403
Eh. Let's just put the autopsy on the "high priority but also we need money first" list. Until that can happen, just put it somewhere secure first. Just in storage or something. Forgot we had one researcher for a moment.

welcome to bootleg lobotomy corp/SCP i hope you like losing employees!

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>>4871397

On Sunday, you'll have $2515 credits, and you can start construction of the Bunks at the beginning of the day. You guys can plan out your purchases and prioritise things till then.

>>4871397
>>4871398
>>4871404
>>4871415

"Oscar, keep up with the harvesting. The sooner we can get something concrete, the better."

> "Roger."

She spends a couple minutes finishing up Jim's treatment. Afterwards, she sends him upstairs, ordering the others to not come down unless necessary. The construction noise is bad enough already, for her focus, but she can get it done. She decides to work through lunch and take her break later, because she's really interested in the process. You ask her to describe it for a bit, so you can vaguely get what she's trying to do.

Her goal here is to filter the blood and get the compound that prevents its cells from freezing. It seems that the substance itself is at an extremely low temperature, yet doesn't freeze. It's both the source of the cold, and what prevents the rest of the blood from turning into a slushie. If you can get it out, it'll serve as an extremely effective supercoolant. You'll be able to get enough to send a sample to [THE COMPANY], and still have a portion for your own experimentation.

Isn't that just kinda like liquid Nitrogen? You ask. Fuck no, she says. It's different. Somehow. It's something that can net you some money. You decide not to look a gift horse in the mouth and leave her to her work.

You lower the temperature of C1 to ensure that the pig body doesn't decompose too much. Oscar is going to have to conduct the autopsy later. In the meantime, you should think of something to do while everyone is eating lunch.

Chanstopher Chris is still tied up. Nobody seems to want to bring him to the cafeteria to feed him. He's gurgling and beginning to whine in the lobby. Should you send someone to bother?

Additionally, The Hungry has managed to get itself in an upright position against the wall. It doesn't move, but you notice the walls icing over throughout the hour. It's trying to freeze the room. You don't have access to humidifiers in C2 to stop it from utilising its cryokinesis, so the only option is to deal with it manually if need be.

>>4871487

Hell yeah.

Time: 1200 Friday (2 days to Payday+$1800)
Credits: $715
Staff: 8

> Pending Orders:
AT4 CS
M82 .50 BMG
monkes
A ton of kettles
Water cooling setup
Cheap cameras
Radioactive material

[The Hungry is aggressive]
[Jim is wounded]

[Antifreeze Harvesting: Duration: 2 hours to 100% completion]

[Deadline: Vehicle Armour test- Monday 1800]

> Continue Restraining Attempt [2x Security available]
> Experiment [Propose experiment process, 2x Expendables available]
> Interact [Propose interaction]
> Edit Dossier [Free action at any time]
> Write in

>>4871711
Hrm. If it gets any worse, we might have to send someone into the Hungry's cell to deal with the frost. But for now, just get a random expendable to feed Christopher. He's just barely worth it more alive than dead.

>>4871711
>Hungry is still a pissy boi
FUCKING FUCK. Get the chef to prepare enough food to make a trail to lead em back to the base, and move the pig out of the room, it doesn't matter where exactly, just not where the wendigo is. DO NOT LET THE HUNGRY EAT IT, these things always have feedback loops. Also send a volunteer to pour some water in the crazy guy's mouth.

How the hell are we going to do a vehicle armor test?

>>4872483
You know, fair enough on getting the pig away.
>How the hell are we going to do a vehicle armor test?
Well you see, we ask the company for a motorbike.

>>4872494
How about a car? I feel like that would be better

>>4872508
Eh, I'm aiming low just in case it doesn't fit into our budget. But if we can afford a car, that would work.

Is no one going to question why there's an intact bike multiple kilometers underground?

>>4871711
Can we get a new heavy duty all purpose cell that can be used for temporary containment/moving monsters so we can clean/modify their cells?

>>4872510
How are we gonna get a car through the elevator?
I say we instead do tests by firing at some of the flesh and see if we can manage to mold it into a plate shape that can be inserted into slots, it could be a good low caliber level bullet proof armor that can heal back up, for the vehicle armor try to see just how much it can regenerate/harden after small arms fire and if it's high enough to protect against it then send the data to [The Company]

>>4872636
Out of all of the weird shit in this quest, a bike in the ground is the odd man out?

>>4872648
That's why I said a motorbike. Probably cheaper and could probably fit in the elevator. Nevertheless, the idea of having armor out of it might be interesting, but the main issue is getting enough of it to make armor to begin with. It's one thing to prove that it can work. It's another to harvest from the entity itself.

>>4872649
Good point

>>4872650
If it gets hard to harvest from one then you can make more, maybe even set up a factory to tear them apart right when they heal up from the last harvest, you could power it purely from the kettle generators they'd be powering

>>4871711
Maybe we can use this stuff as a sort of combat stimulant? Just don't test it chan...

>>4872494
>>4872483

Oh, yeah. The plan anons made from last thread was to gather up enough of its flesh to shoot at. Because its meat had certain properties, they ordered a AT4 CS and M82 .50 BMG from HQ to test the heavy firepower on it. Normally, those weapons would have cost credits. But they were free because they’re part of the research grant for this project.

>>4872644

Getting a new cell will cost the usual price. + an extra $100 to upgrade it, which can be done at the time of its creation.

On Saturday, [THE COMPANY] will be requesting that you accept a new monster. Construction of a cell for it will be done on Sunday if you accept, and it’ll arrive on Monday. So that’s the opportunity for a whole new cell and another monster to get income from.

Update coming in a bit, just woke up.

>>4872790
Ah, fair enough. We'll probably focus on that when we get the antifreeze agent and subdue the piss baby. I will refuse to call it anything else. It is a piss baby.

Jokey jokes aside, I fear for the day we get something that would fall underneath the OD (Omega Dragon) label.

>>4872790
Can we give the company any specifications for the free cell so that we don't have to wait to upgrade it with basic things like a feeding chute and a gassing mechanism

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>>4872840

Yes, you can have the upgrades made along with the free cell for an extra $100.

Funny fact about that, actually. In the previous threads, I was desperately trying to signal and hint that it would be possible to build C2 with all the necessary upgrades, and then straight away transfer L1-AT into it. But instead, the decision was made to wait for C2 to be built over one day, move the monster into C2, spend another day upgrading C1, and then moving it back into the original, upgraded cell.

It was very painful, but in the interest of not backseating and railroading my own Quest, I let it happen.

>>4871926
>>4872483

You order John to go get some food and water for Chanstopher. The psycho continues mumbling about how 'hungy' he is. You can tell that your Expendable is very annoyed about having to do this, but doesn't complain. He forcefully stuffs mouthfuls of mashed potatoes and bread into the restrained man's mouth, careful not to let his disgusting, greasy stubble come into contact with his hand.

Once he tips some water into his mouth, however, disaster strikes. The man burps loudly, causing John to shy away from the smell. He continues burping, regurgitating puke all over the restraint bed and onto the floor. You pinch the bridge of your nose in annoyance as you watch this. Jesus Christ, what a wreck of a human. Chuck is gonna be busy with that later.

>>4872636
>>4872649

Oh yeah, don't regard the bike and dinosaur bones as canon. It was just a stylistic thing I was doing when making thread 1. I just thought it was cute.

>>4872494
>>4872508
>>4872510
>>4872650
>>4872648

Order a motorbike?

> Y
> N

>>4872483

You get the security staff to transport the hog body out of the room, into the Archives. The Construction worker who's working on it is nearly done fixing up the stairway. He just needs a few more hours, and access between the Archives and Storage room will be restored! And as for the worker down below, he lets Manny know that he's done fixing up the doors that were damaged in the [ECHIDNA EVENT]. The room is containment-worthy again, and can fit The Hungry.

>>4872666

The Hungry doesn't respond to the question. It seems to hold little interest for much aside from food and its strange little deals. It seems a bit aggravated by its state, and earlier treatment. The ice continues to crawl throughout the room. Noticeably, the stumps on its limbs have been sealed over by caps of ice. It remains perfectly still.

The kettle outside churns away nicely, due to its aggravated state. Trying to calm it down with music would make it easier to transport with the breadcrumb method, if successful. However, it would reduce the power generation from the kettle. Attempting to lead it back to C1 will force Oscar to pause her work as well.

Play Music?

> Y
> N

Commence plan?

> Y
> N

(At char limit, so 1/2.)

Time: 1300 Friday (2 days to Payday+$1800)
Credits: $715
Staff: 8

> Pending Orders:
AT4 CS
M82 .50 BMG
monkes
A ton of kettles
Water cooling setup
Cheap cameras
Radioactive material

[The Hungry is aggressive]
[Jim is wounded]

[Antifreeze Harvesting: Duration: 1 hour to 100% completion]

[Deadline: Vehicle Armour test- Monday 1800]

> Continue Restraining Attempt [2x Security available]
> Experiment [Propose experiment process, 2x Expendables available]
> Interact [Propose interaction]
> Edit Dossier [Free action at any time]
> Write in

>>4872900
We really should have the lab somewhere else when we can. Anyways, I really want to get the freezing agent done before we try containing the pissbaby in C1 again. So as for now
>Y for Motorbike and trying to see if music calms it down. N to trying to move it right now
We can make it through one more hour, right? I just want the agent harvested before anything else.

>>4872900
>Order a motorbike?
>N
I mean if we're just testing the viability of making armour with this stuff all we really need to do is make some prototype plating and shoot it, if that seems to work then we can move onto making actual vehicle tests.
Alternatively we could simply order an engine block and see if the plating can protect that

>>4872953
I seriously doubt feeding it will make it calm down all that much. At the very least, we should save the "feeding pedo to pissbaby" plan until the agent is harvested. Also I mean, fair enough on not ordering a motorbike. I just thought it would be cool.

>>4872900
>Play Music?
>Y
https://youtu.be/Uv5zKd1rqcM
Let’s see how it reacts
>Order a motorbike?
>Y

>>4872900
glad this is back QM, honestly thought this was dead forever.
>Y
>Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJWksPWDKOc&t=43s
>N on the plan.

>>4872978
+1 for the music

>>4872978
you know? fuck it. playing this music, grabbing the motorbike, postpone the plane until we get that sweet profit inducing agent

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Yes Bike

>>4872911
>>4872964
>>4872978

No Bike

>>4872936
>>4872953

Seems like getting a bike wins out. You put in an order. It'll come by tomorrow, along with the heavy weaponry that the Metamaterials and Vehicular division of [THE COMPANY] is providing you. This whole research grant thing is great. You could probably get away with using it outside of its intended purpose if needed. And that means you have some huge goddamn guns in the event of a breach.

You decide to play some soothing music despite its response. You find an extended loop of it. The last time, it didn't respond too well to the song, but that was probably because you subjected it to the music for hours on end without monitoring its reaction. Today, you decide to be more careful about it. And true enough, you can see the kettle slowing down in its movement. The tea within sloshes as the device shakes about. That should mean that the monster is getting less aggressive. The Hungry stops shaking so much, though ice continues to creep throughout the room. It seems like it's trying to ice over every surface and turn the cell into a hazard zone.

Chuck cleans up the lobby of vomit while your expendables hang out in the storage room. They seem to be chatting about Jim's injury. Your security boys are watching over the corpse and ensuring the construction workers don't go too close to it. Viktor seems to be expecting it to leap up and attack them at any moment.

And finally, Oscar is done! She's harvested two vials of fluid. They're kept in thermoregulated containers. She reports that when she tried to handle the liquid earlier, it almost flash-froze her gloves to the vials. You'll be automatically sending one to HQ at the end of the day, and they'll get back to you tomorrow regarding how much they can pay you for batches. She's ready to begin work once again- Right after she takes a break.

Time: 1400 Friday (2 days to Payday+$1800)
Credits: $715
Staff: 8

> Pending Orders:
AT4 CS
M82 .50 BMG
monkes
A ton of kettles
Water cooling setup
Cheap cameras
Radioactive material
Motorbike

[The Hungry is damaging C2]
[Jim is wounded]

[Antifreeze Harvested successfully! 2 Doses.]

[Deadline: Vehicle Armour test- Monday 1800]

> Continue Restraining Attempt [2x Security available]
> Research [1x Researcher available]
> Experiment [Propose experiment process, 2x Expendables available]
> Interact [Propose interaction]
> Edit Dossier [Free action at any time]
> Write in

>>4872978

Yeah, it most likely would have been dead. I wouldn't have been able to continue it until 2022, if it weren't for the miraculous change in my working schedule.

>>4872987
Yeahhh, let's get some security to get the pissbaby back to C1 and to also stop it from damaging C2 too bad. Not sure whether sending both over or keeping one to watch the pig is better. Probably the former, imo.

>>4872987
Not sure how we'd get it back into C1 without any equipment like a forklift, the thing probably weighs a ton at least. And even if we could lift it, it can still bite. For now, get Oscar started on dissecting the pig, and place an order for 10 lab rats and an appropriate cage. Tell the boys to get to work deicing the cell, particularly the doors and the ceiling directly above the door.

Also lets attempt to converse with it, tell it rewards are guaranteed for good behavior, especially if it returns to C1 of its own volition without starting any bullshit.

>>4873000
Oscar's going on break, though, I don't think we can do any research shit until she stuffs down totally not plant bean milk into her gullet.

>>4873003
she can have her mandated five minute break, but then its back to work. we earn our paychecks in this company, this isn't some hippy dippy tech startup.

>>4872900
>You order John to go get some food and water for Chanstopher.
Y'know what, a punishment for the expendables, or even anyone, could be to have them be on chanstopher duty and if they're especially bad then you can have them take over chuck's role of cleaning/cleaning up after him

>>4872987
When we get enough credits we should probably put the lab to the right of archive, making it easier to go through files, and putting it in the opposite direction of the cells

>>4873030
****wait a second please I beg of you, someone, tell me that SOMEONE has been washing down chanstopher****
or we're gonna have a whole new, nurgly, monster

>>4873034

Nobody has, no. Fortunately, I also do not want to take the quest in a direction where everyone is forced to manage a man shitting himself, so it'll be a non-issue.

>>4872992
>>4873000

Will wait a bit for more votes regarding moving it to C1, and any proposed method.

>>4873003
>>4873004

Confirmation: Cancel Oscar's lunch break and assign her to autopsy duty immediately?

> Y
> N

>>4873045
N

>>4873045
> N
Overworked employees are unproductive employees

>>4873045

N

Lunch breaks are sacred, man.

>>4873045
> N

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>>4872992
>>4873000

Your boys head into the cell and prepare to grab this bastard. They bring a Schrodinger's crate of supplies with them. Within it are objects that could be used to drag or transport it. Anything reasonable or not overly specific could be inside. Like carabiner clips, ropes, etc. They observe and wait while you think up a technique for transporting it. It's not fully mobile yet, but still capable of snapping and lashing out in this form. And it even starts to speak.

"Hungry... Come. Have you sent me food? Come here. Yes... Two. Two of you. Will do. So cold..."

> "Jesus. Boss, the ice is coating the cell. It's a bit of a hazard."

(Time slowed down to facilitate action)

>>4873057
>>4873072
>>4873100
>>4873122

Hell no. Oscar pushed her lunch break aside to get your samples to you as early as possible, it would be a shoddy way of repaying her if you forced her to completely forego that break. She happily heads up to eat after decontaminating herself thoroughly.


Time: 1430 Friday (2 days to Payday+$1800)
Credits: $715
Staff: 8

> Pending Orders:
AT4 CS
M82 .50 BMG
monkes
A ton of kettles
Water cooling setup
Cheap cameras
Radioactive material
Motorbike

[The Hungry is wary of intruders]
[Jim is wounded]

[Antifreeze Harvested successfully! 2 Doses.]

[Deadline: Vehicle Armour test- Monday 1800]

> Continue Restraining Attempt [2x Security available]
> Research [Researcher available at 1400]
> Experiment [Propose experiment process, 2x Expendables available]
> Interact [Propose interaction]
> Edit Dossier [Free action at any time]
> Write in

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>>4873199

You zoom in on the cell. The area is slick with ice, and walking onto it is dangerous. L1-AT has sealed up its gaping wounds with ice. You also recall its way of locomotion that it showed earlier: That technique where it dissipates into gas to gain bursts of speed for a moment. You're not sure if it can do that while dismembered.

>>4873257
support
We can finally get rid of that cunt

Feeding it live humans makes it stronger, remember?
Also I'm paranoid that chan might be being influenced into shifting to wendy mode, didnt Ty tell us that having an isolated non-social individual near a wendy's influence can turn them without them ever ingesting flesh? With the way he was muttering about being hungry, and then puking up the food I have fear

Let's just tell it that if it follows us back to the other cell without any issue, it can get some more food. If it refuses, use force.

>>4873201
This is pretty dangerous, if it decides to ignore our orders we got a giant cannibal monster running wild in the facility, which would not be good. Maybe blow off its reforming legs and arms and then drag it, but then that pisses it off at us, maybe permanently. Definitely don't feed it Chan.

>>4873551
Yeah, maybe all those voices are all the people its eaten. It could be that whoever it eats alive, whole, or at all gets their soul melded together into it which causes another source of hunger for it which could be why the more it eats the more it hungers

>>4873471
O wait, shit. Pencils in a swift execution for the guy, if we don't use him in 2-3 days.

>>4873201
Whatever we do, we aren't feeding it the guy, I say we tell him there is food in the other room but if we wants it he needs to comply, and throw in half a chicken in the original cell. If he doesn't, riddle him with bullets. Also light some incense sticks if we have any left.

Should we get some sort of copper/bronze (I forgot the exact type of metla) sawblade launcher so we can just decapitate the bastard at range in the future?

>>4873799
Copper is the stuff that supposedly works well against the pissbaby. I would probably go with spikes or something instead of sawblades, personally, but eh.

>>4873803
>>4873799
Yeah sawblades would slow down and get stuck before doing *too* much damage bullets work far better
Though what would be by far the best is hollow point copper bullets, they have ***tons*** more stopping power than normal bullets, ***tons*** more killing power, and won't need an entirely new gun to fire
> Hollow and soft point bullets can produce enormous carnage inside of a target. Instead of passing straight through a target like their full metal jacket counterparts, they expand, fragment and shred. Soft point bullets are also known to bounce around inside of a target as well. One bullet can cause multiple injuries in different locations. This increases the chances of stopping a target dead in their tracks right away.
They're also better for experimentation because they're easier to remove from any chuck we happen to be studying
>https://www.survivalkit.com/blog/whats-the-difference-between-hollow-point-and-other-ammunition/
>These types of bullets are also less likely to produce an exit wound. The bullet flattens and expands after impact. The best analogy do describe this is to think of what happens when you open up an umbrella. Then, the lead in the center of the bullet will disintegrate whereas pieces of the soft metal can produce shards and break free, all while the diameter of the bullet will expand significantly.
Keep in mind that soft point bullets produce fewer fragments than their hollow point counterparts. This is one reason that these bullets are excellent for hunting. Wounds tend to be far more devastating than with full metal jacket bullets, but the soft point bullets are easier to remove in most cases

>>4873803
Actually maybe copper is effective on it because it's one of the metals that kill cells that are in contact with it, just very slowy; in fact IIRC ionized copper is the slowest, silver is the middle, and brass is the fastest, so maybe we can test to see if silver and brass are also effective againt it? Though even if they're more effective they're also softer so they may not replace the copper

>>4873963
Considering it's voodoo mystique bullshit, I wouldn't be shocked if diluting the copper would hamper it's effectiveness. We should probably harvest some more tissue samples and test other metals on it, though.

>>4873974
Right now we're using copper coated bullets so hollow points should work even better than what we're using right now

Feed Chris to The Hungry

>>4873257
>>4873346

Use alternative bait
>>4873515
>>4873551
>>4873799

Looks like the winner. Updating in a little while. Won’t be able to update for about 24 hours after the next post, but I’ll still be reading replies and all.

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The duo set up a bunch of smudge sticks to ward it off from the upstairs layers. Afterwards, they return and order it out of the cell, with the promise of food if it complies. A chicken is dumped in the cell, providing the smell of meat to entice the creature.

"Hungry... So hungry. Food... Not enough. Live. Need... Fresh meat. Give?"

Initially, it has some trouble moving when ordered. But it reveals that it can crawl forward pathetically on its stumpy limbs. The skull snaps upright, looking around and flickering from one direction to the next in an instant. It seems to be doing that thing again, where portions of its body turn into gas and flicker about. It pauses right in the middle of the room. The kettle begins to rumble, shaking more and more over time.

"Meat... Live- so cold. No, no, hungry. Live meat. A promise? An exchange.

Jeremy yells for it to get a move on, but it refuses to budge. It looks up, waiting for a response from the ceiling, like its always gotten.

Time: 1445 Friday (2 days to Payday+$1800)

>>4874323
For fuck's sake, we need to set some boundaries for feeding soon before we end up like the tribe from the story.
I propose the following: standard feeding is either a plate of chicken, or live chicken for a week of good behavior. Chunks of human are to be used when transferring the creature, or live bait such as pigs, which is preferred.

>>4874363
Sounds good enough for me. Whatever we do now, though, we want to make sure it doesn't babyrage right now. We just need to keep it calm.

>>4874323
>Meat for good behaviour. Go to the cell and get your reward.

>>4874435
Put him on the bike while we're doing the armor tests on it

I just catch on the threads, really good ones QM

>>4874323
Let's tell hungry, "We will give you even more meat if you are a good specimen, even alive if you were extremely good"

>>4874363
>>4874370
>>4874435
>>4874472
>>4874524
>>4874582

Will be back home in about 12+ hours and will update. Votes are open in the meantime. So far, the vote for a direct response to it is:

>>4874582

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>>4874472
>>4874582
>>4873257

"Meat for good behaviour. Go to the cell and get your reward."

"MEAAAT! STARVING. YES.... LIVE... MEAT..."

It charges forward, startling Jeremy and Viktor. You open up the airlock doors for it, allowing it to barrel through before it decides to change direction. Even while limbless, it's surprisingly swift. At one point, its entire body turns to gas and jolts forward. It lasts for only a moment, and when it solidifies, the momentum is preserved. The Hungry slams into the closed airlock door with all its bulk and roars in fury, trying desperately to get back into the cell. If it had lunged at either of your Security staff with that speed, there's nothing they could have done to stop themselves from being horribly mauled.

> "Fuck. That was a close one."

Jeremy remarks.

You open up the second door and allow it back into C1. The Monster's excitement peaks for a moment as it spots the pink carcass, and then it freezes up.

"What... Is this...?

It slams its skull down onto the chicken, gulping it down and crushing it between its jaws. The Wendigo looks around the room, its chest rising and falling. It throws its head back and screams. It's a horrid, piercing noise, the likes of which you've never heard from it before. Not even at its most distressed. It slams its half-broken antlers against the metal, rolling around with its limbless body and roaring in fury.

"LIES. DEAD MEAT. NOT ENOUGH... NOT ENOUGH... SO HUNGRY..."'

The intercom crackles to life.

"We will give you even more meat if you are a good specimen, even alive if you were extremely-"

"NO!"

It slams its head onto the ground again. The creature's head twitches, snapping from one position to the next, over and over in the span of a single second. It looks like it's about to go completely batshit. Technically, you didn't lie to it, but it was under the impression it was about to get a live meal anyway. Physically, it's not as dangerous as it was with all its limbs. But you've never seen it this aggressive before.

"Too long... TOO HUNGRY. KILL... RIP... CRUSH... EAT. NO MORE SPEAKING.

In other news, Oscar is finished with lunch. She's ready to begin the dissection. She'll proceed with it as long as no change in plans is provided, and she'd like to know what room she can use.

Time: 1500 Friday (2 days to Payday+$1800)
Credits: $715
Staff: 8

> Pending Orders:
AT4 CS
M82 .50 BMG
monkes
A ton of kettles
Water cooling setup
Cheap cameras
Radioactive material
Motorbike

[The Hungry is going berserk]
[Jim is wounded]

[Antifreeze Harvested successfully! 2 Doses.]

[Deadline: Vehicle Armour test- Monday 1800]

> Research [Researcher available]
> Experiment [Propose experiment process, 2x Expendables available]
> Interact [Propose interaction]
> Edit Dossier [Free action at any time]
> Write in

Oh jesus fucking christ, it's babyraging. Do we have any live animals in storage or is it all dead meat? And no, I don't count Chris as an animal. Barely.

>>4876263

There's a supply of lab rats, but nothing apart from that. Monkeys are arriving tomorrow, and the pending orders list is still open to additions.

How many rats do we have exactly?

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>>4876292

Didn't really think of a set amount, but I'd say probably 15 or so.

Hm. First off, we should probably order more pigs to feed this fucker. I only see two options. Either we grab a fuck ton of rats and toss them in or we try beating it up more until it stops moving. We don't really any other option. Also I still want to do the autospy but we might not be able to if the stairs are still fucked and the pissbaby is babyraging.

Let's just toss in, like, 10 rats to see if that placates it and place an order for some more along with the pigs. Maybe also a chicken or two.

Let's toss 5 alive rats, and half a chicken, if it doesn't calm him down, then other 5 rats

>>4876304
The fucker wants living meat, I think dead meat is just going to piss it off even more.

>>4876305
The rats are alive so he can get the pleasure, the chicken is to make him more "full" and don't bitches about more rats

>>4876297
NO PIGS, MAXIMUM STANDARD IS A DEAD CHICKEN. Live chickens can be swapped if he consistently fucks with everything.

At least we are getting power for this.

>>4876335
Shit okay. I still think we should order some more chicken and lab rats if we're going through with the plan of "handful of rats and a chicken". There's also the issue of the autopsy. Can Oscar even access the room the pig is stored at considering the stairs are fucked?

>>4876257
Tell Oscar that she can use whatever room is most convenient. Up the temperature in the cell to the max it can go without causing physical harm, lets see if that calms it down at all. Keep some lab rats at the ready and use the intercom to tell the hungry this:
>I promised you meat, which you got. I didn't promise it would still be alive. If you calm down and cooperate, I will provide you with live samples, and if you continue to cooperate, you will receive more live and dead meat at my discretion. Don't call me a liar when I have been nothing but courteous and truthful with you.
Then we wait and see what it does.

>>4876362
He will not give a shit about a speech, he could break it whenever he feels like it, we need to stop thinking of treating it as a human, we need to treat it as a dog with very simple commands and by training

>>4876376
The thing is it's not a dog, its a rabid beast with humanlike intelligence thats constantly starving with superpowers. Communicating with it costs us nothing and can and has gained us a lot of good things, such as it willingly giving us flesh and blood, and cooperating in return for food. I see no reason as to why we should dumb down our talks with it. I am down to try training it though, if you or anyone else has good ideas on how to go about it.

>>4876422
I have no idea how you would train something like this aside from "hey do this and we'll give you a wheelborrow filled with bull organs" but I feel like that'll just end up making it beg for ten humans a day.

>>4876436
Yeah I feel the same way. Theres been plenty of hints and evidence that the more we give, the more it wants to take. Maybe some negative reinforcement is in order...

Proposal in modifying our threat level system, mostly adding ranks and better descriptors/examples.

Safe: Easy containment: Basic cell, may self-contain.
Alpha: Hard containment: Specialized cell, some specialized things to use.
Gamma: Extreme containment: Requires costly handling and security procedures.
Omega: Almost Impossible to contain: Teleporters, ignores walls, requires resources equivalent to a room built each month to contain.


Lamb: No threat (Balls that multiply when sung to, sheep with addictive meat)
Wolf: Threat, low (Immortal constantly pissed-off doberman, person that can cloak)
Tiger: Threat high (Our Pissbaby)
Apex: Extreme: (Dragons, Self-replicating cake that doubles every 5 minutes)

>>4876520
+1 to this

>>4876520
I like this, though I find the idea of an Omega Lamb to be hilarious.

>>4876520
>>4876537
>>4876539
>>4876555

Nice, you guys can implement this new classification system then. Feel free to re-classify L1-AT. as well as future Entities.

>>4876304
>>4876318
>>4876335
>>4876337

Feeding the rats and chickens. And since there's one vote for talking to it and two against, gonna ask for confirmation regarding speaking to it.

>>4876362
>>4876376
>>4876436

Attempt to reason with it?

> Y
> N


>>4876337
Yep. I haven't gotten around to making it super clear on the map yet, but the cell isn't the sole way to travel through the halls. Each cell has a viewing chamber behind it, which is that grey rectangle. One can head through that tunnel and get to the other side from the airlocks. C2 is accessible.

Confirm autopsy room:
> C2
> Archives
> Storage room
> Lobby

>>4876702
> Y
> C2

>>4876702
>Y
>C2

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>>4876704
>>4876719
>>4876726

"I promised you meat, which you got. I didn't promise it would still be alive. If you calm down and cooperate-"

The intercom is cut off by a burst of frost that cakes the inside of the room. Ice crystalizes in the air and sweeps about in vast arcs. It buffets the camera and microphone, as the heating in the cell battles with the cold temperatures. Spikes of ice rise from the ground, and the ventilation systems shudder in protest. Jeremy and Viktor report that the temperature of the surrounding rooms have dropped significantly.

Shit.

You quickly utilise the feeding chute in an attempt to calm it down. By now, the stairs have been repaired, so you get Jim and John to bring the rats and meat down, and stuff it into the airlock chute. It's deployed into the cell without needing to open it up. Just like the security guards, the D-boys comment on the freezing temperature, and the fact that they're being struck by the same aura that churns their stomachs and angers them out of nowhere.

The food plops down within the cell and is flash-frozen almost instantly. The Hungry turns towards it for a moment, before diving down and greedily slurping up the creatures. Chunks of frozen blood sprinkle onto the floor like potato chip crumbs. The handful of rats don't seem to satisfy it any longer, though.

"Very well... It has been long enough. So... Hungry... Cold... There will be no deal. No exchange.

Ice begins coalescing along its limbs. You see the capped-off stumps elongating and growing thicker, and the beast begins straightening itself upright in the middle of the room.

"I will simply TAKE."

A few rooms away, Oscar cuts into the pig carcass. Her workstation has been set up inside C2, and apart from the ice marring one wall, it's a decent environment to work in.

Time: 1600 Friday (2 days to Payday+$1800)
Credits: $715
Staff: 8

> Pending Orders:
AT4 CS
M82 .50 BMG
monkes
A ton of kettles
Water cooling setup
Cheap cameras
Radioactive material
Motorbike

[The Hungry is going berserk]
[Jim is wounded]

[Pig autopsy in progress. 2 hours remaining.]
[Antifreeze Harvested successfully! 2 Doses.]

[Deadline: Vehicle Armour test- Monday 1800]

> Suppress [2x Security available]
> Research [Researcher available]
> Experiment [Propose experiment process, 2x Expendables available]
> Interact [Propose interaction]
> Edit Dossier [Free action at any time]
> Write in

> WARNING
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDDMv6mPk2o

>>4876741
SHIT. CODE RED, CODE RED, WE NEED TO BURN THIS FUCKER TO THE GROUND. GET SECURITY ON HIS ASS NOW.

>>4876741
Turn on the gas for that room, have the sec go in and blow him to pieces until he's only a skull, use the flame throwers to torch the skull for good measure, use wrap the skull in something tough enough that a human can't break without tools (preferably with plenty of copper in it), and call Oscar to tell her that she has a lot more monster meat to test on and to see if the kettles still shake when the monsters been gibbed

Also did we ever send that antifreeze to the company? If so then how much did the company say they'd pay for it; also ask them if they'd be willing to give a grant so that we can set up a room purely for antifreeze production

>>4876765
Read >>4872987 again. "You'll be automatically sending one to HQ at the end of the day, and they'll get back to you tomorrow regarding how much they can pay you for batches."

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>>4876745
>>4876753
>>4876763

You flick the gas on, filling it with the flammable substance. The Hungry pushes itself back up. The ice has managed to wrap around its limbs, replacing its missing arms and legs with frozen prosthetics. They still look deadly sharp, and the ends glisten menacingly. As soon as the door opens up, it turns its head towards the guards and bears down on them. It turns into its misty state, shooting forward to slash at Jeremy. The guard raises his flamethrower and tries to get a burst of flame off before it can rip him to shreds. It seems a bit slower, due to the gas flooding the room.

Behind him, Viktor lines up a shot with his copper-loaded assault rifle, waiting till Jeremy isn't directly in the line of fire.

First roll of the Quest!

I spent a bit of time thinking up how combat works. There's definitely precautions and tactics that can be taken to guarantee successes. For example, some kind of kryptonite weakness. But for some cases, it'll probably come down to raw luck and reflexes. This is one of them, where the two guards are directly clashing against the physical feats a Monster can pull off. So a roll will be necessary.

Roll 3d10 three times! One per anon, preferably. The first roll will represent Jeremy, second Viktor, and the third The Hungry. There's no strict HP system, but different entities can tolerate different levels of punishment.

Dice 1- Damage avoidance
Dice 2- Damage dealing
Dice 3- Morale

The higher, the better.

>>4876784
>>4876765

Yup! Thank you.

Valour! Valour!

Rolled 7, 6, 3 = 16 (3d10)

>>4876844
?
My bad.

Rolled 7, 10, 6 = 23 (3d10)

>>4876808
DICE, GO!

Rolled 10, 10, 2 = 22 (3d10)

>>4876808

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>>4876943

Jesus, good thing this anon >>4876906 went before you, that would have been devastating.

>>4876813
>>4876845
>>4876906

Rather than getting cleaved in half, Jeremy only receives a gouge to his chest. It's a full-power blow that could have killed him instantly if he didn't manage to get out of the way, but he's still hurt rather bad. Despite it, his spirit isn't broken. He immediately blasts the beast with his flamethrower as he sails through the air, slamming into Viktor. The gas is set alight, and The Hungry roars in pain, pulling back and defending itself against the flames. Its icy limbs don't melt instantly, but they're gradually being worn down.

Viktor gets off a few shots before Jeremy is slammed into him. The copper bullets rip into the monster's body, leaving trails of icy blood to run down. You watch closely on the screen. That definitely seems to have drawn blood, at least, but it's too bulky to be immediately dissuaded by the rounds. It doesn't help that he didn't manage to get a full burst off.

Jeremy, though he's battered as hell, is trying to struggle back to his feet. Viktor wraps an arm around him and starts pulling him out, yelling to you over the comms.

> "Boss! Requesting retreat! Its got us cornered in here, we can't hold it back much longer!"

>>4876958
Well he's lit the fuck up and the gas is still going, so I'd say pull em out and slam the doors so pissbaby can writhe in his mess desu

>>4876958
Agree with>>4876973
Have our guys pull back while we keep the flammable gas flowing until the fight goes out of it

>>4876958
Get the boys out asap.

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>>4876973
>>4876998
>>4877124
>>4877129

Viktor pulls his wounded comrade out, and you slam the door down. In the enclosed space, the gas is able to flood into the room. As The Hungry swats at the fire and tries to break the piping, enough gas floods in for the second stream to ignite, forcing it to its knees as flames eat away at its body. It screams and claws wildly at the walls, trying to do damage before its limbs completely melt away. The ice is already steadily eroding. You can't stock enough gas to just have a 24/7 stream of fire inside, unfortunately, but you can keep burning this bastard for quite a while to suppress him. It's an in-game hour of constant blasting.

[Gas levels at 75%, 45 minutes left]

> How long do you use the flamers for?

Jim and John rush to the scene as the bloody security guards limp into the kettle room. They head over to help out, bringing first-aid supplies and pressing on Jeremy's wounds. All four of them seem rattled by the encounter. The expendables were watching from the Archive computer. It's still cold as hell in the room, but it's warming up.

Oscar somehow hasn't noticed any of this. She's still dissecting the pig and taking notes, examining it under a microscope and swapping gloves often.

Time: 1615 Friday (2 days to Payday+$1800)
Credits: $715
Staff: 8

> Pending Orders:
AT4 CS
M82 .50 BMG
monkes
A ton of kettles
Water cooling setup
Cheap cameras
Radioactive material
Motorbike
Automatic renewal: Gas

[The Hungry is heavily aggressive]
[Jim is wounded]
[Jeremy is wounded]

[Pig autopsy in progress. 1 hour 45 mins remaining.]
[Antifreeze Harvested successfully! 2 Doses.]

[Deadline: Vehicle Armour test- Monday 1800]

> Suppress [2x Security available]
> Experiment [Propose experiment process, 2x Expendables available]
> Interact [Propose interaction]
> Edit Dossier [Free action at any time]
> Write in

>>4877280
Tell Oscar to postpone the dissection and get to work treating Viktor and Jeremy. Keep the gas going for as long as possible or until the ice is melted. Place smudge sticks in both hallways leading to C1. Maybe tell Jeremy he's due for a pay raise for valiant performance under fire.

>>4877280
>>4877305
+1 to this plan--gotta keep our boys healthy...ish.

>>4877305

The work day ends at 1800. Postponing the dissection will mean it won't be completed by today. All good to go ahead with that plan?

>>4877305
>pay raise
Or bonus.

>>4877280
We should stop using the gas when hungry is noticeable damaged, but not killed

>>4877305
We need a dedicated medic or something

>>4877322
Dealing with the pissbaby and the injured is far more important than a pig. Just put it next to the chunks of ice to make sure it doesn't rot too quickly.

>>4876784
Oh thanks anon

>>4877280
After the hungry is calmed down maybe we should have the uninjured security and and uninjured expendable go in to blast it to pieces until there's only a skull left? It already hates us so we might as well do what it takes to do further testing as long as people aren't harmed

Now it occured to me, we can contract someone from [THE COMPANY], for a one time job, like for example, blast the limbs from this pissboy all day, or we can't QM?

>>4877646
If so then I second doing this, also ask the company how much it would cost to have them set up a room that keeps the hungry in place and continually harvests blood that is brought to machines that extracts the antifreeze in it?

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>>4877305
>>4877314
>>4877318
>>4877423

You call Oscar away from her work. She sets the body down by the ice, requesting that you crank the AC as cold as it can get, and seal the room up. She can get back to it later, but will have to leave it overnight at this point. After decontamination, she heads into the room to deal with Jeremy's injuries. The claws have ripped right through the bulletproof vest, shredding the material effortlessly and ripping into the chest underneath. The tips have dragged across his ribs, leaving aching lines with black tissue around the edges. It seems like the freezing temperatures necrotised his flesh. Both of the security personnel's teeth are chattering.

>>4877344
>>4877305

You keep the gas on for a bit more, bathing it in flames until you can no longer see the monster. Abruptly, there's a crash from within the cell. The fires clear, and you see the silhouette of the Wendigo receding from the ceiling. Its managed to bend one of the pipes by slamming into it, disrupting the flow for a bit. It crawls towards the far wall, huddling against it and trying to escape the fire. Its arms have melted down, but the legs are still thawing out. The residual ice and snow in the cell is gone, at least.

Its body is burnt and charred as well. The wounds on its arms have reopened, and blood drips down onto the ground. You can keep the gas on and fill the rest of the room to blast it again, or stop here for now.

[Gas levels at 50%, 30 minutes left]
Keep gas on?

> Y
> N

>>4877305
>>4877338
>>4877345

He definitely deserves that pay raise. And I'd probably classify a Medic under Researcher, so $500 for a medical doctor.

>>4877646
>>4877658

I'd say that for the sake of resource management and spending, you've gotta hire for own stuff and spend credits for things like that. So it'd just be getting a new batch of security staff and having them carry that out.

Hooking it up to a system like that would be a cell, + a $100 renovation package. So $450 and an assigned space for it.

>>4877645

Head back into cell to attempt suppression again?

> Y
> N

Precautions if Y? (Activating the cell upgrades, carrying equipment, etc.)

> Write-In

ime: 1630 Friday (2 days to Payday+$1800)
Credits: $715
Staff: 8

> Pending Orders:
AT4 CS
M82 .50 BMG
monkes
A ton of kettles
Water cooling setup
Cheap cameras
Radioactive material
Motorbike
Automatic renewal: Gas

[The Hungry is heavily aggressive]
[Jim is wounded]
[Jeremy is wounded]

[Pig autopsy in progress. 1 hour 45 mins remaining.] [Paused]
[Antifreeze Harvested successfully! 2 Doses.]

[Deadline: Vehicle Armour test- Monday 1800]

> Suppress [2x Security available]
> Experiment [Propose experiment process, 2x Expendables available]
> Interact [Propose interaction]
> Edit Dossier [Free action at any time]
> Write in

>>4878512
>Tell the hungry that if he is good the flames will stop and if he calms down turn it off, and if he doesnt let him burn.
>N
How would you guys feel about ordering some more security guards? If we had more than two I'd feel more comfortable sending them in again, but one is seriously wounded leaving us with just one guard really.

>>4878519
Yeah, I think we need more staff period. Running on a skeleton crew can't be done forever. Also I don't think we're capable of speaking to him, he fucking busted open the speaker like a candy egg.

>>4878523
oh right i forgot about that, then ill just change my vote to letting him burn until the gas is out.

also ill add on an order to 2x security guards.

>>4878537
Fair enough. Supporting that.

>>4878512
I have a proposed modification:
Smudge smog: We constantly pipe smudge stick fumes into the wendigo's chamber.

We should the money on other things first, but I'm definitely voting for a doctor sooner rather than later, if the employees are mad about the bunks, try to come up with the least assholeish way to point out a doctor is more important for keeping them alive.

Why do our D-bois have different types of explosive collars? One has the exploding helmet, but one looks like he has one just to blow up his eyeball.

>>4878585
I mean, your eye blowing up is probably still going to knock you out.

>>4878590
Yeah, I guess, but... wait, gimme a second.
Ok, apparently we offered people tf2 hats to make them less pissy when they first got here. Apparently the helmet is actually stupid strong, and the guy with the eyepiece might have nightvision. I don't know if we should take these things away, or if we should restart the program.

>>4878585

They're hats from thread 1. Someone wanted to gift it to them.

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>>4878519
>>4878537
>>4878531
>>4878549
>>4878540

You consider trying to negotiate with it again. It ought to be simple. Order it to stop throwing a fit, or get the flamer. But you realise that it broke the intercom on its own. No skin off your back, you'll just let the rest of the gas do its work.

By the time the gas is used up, The Hungry is on the ground, shuddering and shivering as an inert torso once again. Its body is covered in singed flesh and burn marks, and an ashy layer of soot covers its skull. The cell is messy and covered in black cinders that paint the walls. Once more, L1-AT is dismembered and left inert on the ground. It makes no attempt to move. However, you can tell from how vigorously the kettle is shaking that it's very, very mad still.

>>4878537

At the moment, there's not enough money to hire the guards. Guards come in pairs of 2, and cost $750 credits.

>>4871281

Credits will be topped up on Sunday, or if research materials are successfully submitted and [THE COMPANY] gives you money for them. If the antifreeze nets more than $35, you can immediately use that amount to buy guards. But that'll take Bunks off the board for next payday.

Confirm? (Order 2x Guards as soon as $750 is reached)

> Y
> N

>>4878585

I'll add that to the list for the next renovation you guys do. C1 currently has:

- Feeding Chute
- Sparking mechanisms to flame remotely
- General toughening
- Soundproofing
- Ventilation control to cut off circulation
- Remote heating
- Industrial dehumidifier

And these things can be activated by you guys at any time.

Time: 1700 Friday (2 days to Payday+$1800)
Credits: $715
Staff: 8

> Pending Orders:
AT4 CS
M82 .50 BMG
monkes
A ton of kettles
Water cooling setup
Cheap cameras
Radioactive material
Motorbike
Automatic renewal: Gas

[The Hungry is subdued]
[Jim is wounded]
[Jeremy is wounded]

[Pig autopsy in progress. 1 hour 45 mins remaining.]
[Antifreeze Harvested successfully! 2 Doses.]

[Deadline: Vehicle Armour test- Monday 1800]

> Suppress [2x Security available]
> Experiment [Propose experiment process, 2x Expendables available]
> Interact [Propose interaction]
> Edit Dossier [Free action at any time]
> Write in

Keep the gas going for another half hour, then send Chanstopher in with an axe. Chop chop or be chum chum the guy has no use to us and is just annoying as it is.

>>4878512
Keep gas on?
Only until his legs also melt
>Y

Head back into cell to attempt suppression again?
then send the uninjured security and the former gangster in with the copper rifles to blow it to pieces until it's just a skull, then wrap the skull in copper wiring and then further wrap that in airtight bandages so that it doesn't heal and can't escape via gas
> Y
Also I vote to get The Hungry a copper bib with a one of the baby peeing fountains etched into it

>>4878654
late for keeping gas on, not late for sending in Chris, that is still totally an option!

>>4878653
>Tell it we are sorry that had to happen, this is our gift for it.
Lol giving it a live meal right after we make it unable to eat anything would infuriate it enough to power a whole city block
>>4878654
The part about the sec and Jon(? Sorry bad with names) going in and blasting it until it's a skull and wrapping it with copper can still be done
Also >>4878645 ask the company how much a copper straight jacket/airtight diving suit that is treated to be cold resistant, and has a feeding chute would cost for The Hungry, it would save us a lot of problems

>>4878656
Ngl I forgot like half of those were even talked about, let alone already implemented

>>4878645
>The pedo is shaking and changing color
shit.
>"This announcement goes out to all facility members: KILL THE GUY STRAPPED IN THE LOBBY NOW, YOU'LL GET A RAISE OR SOMETHING"

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>>4878679
WE'VE GOT TWO INJURED AND ECHIDNAS COMING BACK!!!!

>>4878683
>>4878679
The pedo may be shaking because Echidnas coming back
Also please tell me that Chris-Chan hasn't touched any children...

>>4878656
>>4878660

Good point. I'll be sure to mention these things more often so that they can be referred to.

Chowstopher Chris

>>4878653
>>4878648

Kill Chan

>>4878679

Attempt Suppression

>>4878649

Will wait a bit more to see if the vote sways!

>>4878683

And in regards to Echidna, the wibbly wobbly nub that only the players can see hasn't actually changed in size since the last occurrence. But as with some visual details, like Chan going pale and various employees moving around each hour, I'll leave them to be noticed by a sharp eye instead of mentioning in text ;). Good spot though.

>>4878686

On a scale of 1-10, the likelihood is 12.

>>4878659

Some sort of customised restraint mechanism like that would cost about $450, with the added benefit of being able to procure a steady supply in the future. Essentially a one-time payment, and if it ends up breaking, you can get a new one every so often instead of paying $450 every time.

>>4878741
>On a scale of 1-10, the likelihood is 12.
How does it get worse everytime I check in on him...
Also I think the restraint will be necessary for the baby, also that copper bib with one of those peeing baby fountains etched into it is 100% needed

>>4878754
>>4878741
Also I don't think that anyone will really care because it'll make them drastically safer

>>4878754

I'm absolutely intrigued by this, do you have a reference image?

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>>4878767
There's one in Brussels and every once in awhile a baby fountain will have the water be the baby's pee

>>4878648

Alright, sending in Chan is the winner! The transport process will be done safely by default, no need to specify that if not wanted. But ne last confirmation.

Give him a weapon?

> Y
> N

>>4878925
N

Rolled 1 (1d2)

>>4878953
>>4878959

1 empty handed, 2 pipe

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>>4878969

There are only two able-bodied dudes who you can really order to do this job. It's not like you can order Chuck and Manny to do this outside of an emergency, so you get John and Viktor to team up. John is still rather surly and has that air of defiance, but he doesn't act up when transporting Chan.

Your mail-order-pedo is looking pallid and gray. He's taken to laughing randomly, lapsing into fits where he wheezes nonstop and drools while shuddering in his restraints. Nobody has shown him the littlest bit of care the past few days, but he doesn't seem to react to that fact at all. Once the order comes in, John pales and looks up at the intercom. He shrugs after a moment and gets to it.

Together, Viktor and John roll his restraint bed into the airlock. When they reach it, the both of them shudder and look at each other. Viktor reports to you that the gnawing hunger is affecting him. Chanstopher punctuates that moment by snapping his teeth together, darting his head forward and trying to lunge at John. He yells out in surprise and pulls back, glaring at the restrained fatass.

> "Fuck you!"

He kicks the bed.

Under his balaclava, you can see Viktor smiling slightly. He and John look into the window, watching the comatose body of the monster beyond.

> "Hey. You sure it's safe?"

> "If we do this right, yes. We only have a moment."

> "Don't you feel bad? At all?"

> "What, feeding this guy to it?"

> "Yeah, no shit. I mean, I hate the dude. And we all vaguely know what his deal is. But leaving him to be eaten alive is..."

> "... Honestly, John? Be grateful it's not you. Some other Facilities would have thrown you in on day one, this one has incredible welfare for you orange-boys."

> "..."

The two of them wait for your signal. On the count of three, you open the airlock and they pitch the bed forward, its restraints pre-loosened. Chanstopher Chris is flung into the room, and you slam the door shut before The Hungry can take advantage of the brief opening. He's too big to fit through the feeding chute while still being properly restrained, so that's the best you can do.

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>>4878987

The Hungry freezes up. It stops shuddering on the ground, and its whispers stop all of a sudden. Chan stomps his feet and looks at the internal door. He drools at the two on the other side. His unkempt, ragged body doesn't look like much of a palatable snack for the creature. Perhaps it's not hungry? The man grabs his crotch and starts thrusting his hips forward while gurgling and giggling at the two on the other side. John flips him off, but Viktor stands there in silence and watches.

Just when you think that The Hungry is completely disabled, inert, and unable to respond, it twitches.

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>>4878989

Same as before, it bolts forward in its gaseous state. It essentially uses that motion to fling its entire torso forward, so it can tackle the man. Viktor and John both recoil, shouting in surprise. The guard draws his weapon instinctively, and...

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>>4878991

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>>4878992

That's going to be a bitch to clean tomorrow. Jesus. You look away from your screen for a moment, and mute the mic. When you get back to it, you can see that Chan Chris is well and truly dead. The Hungry is pinning his corpse down and shredding it to bits, messily sating itself. It throws its head back and roars in victory. While it feeds, it ends up falling over several times and slamming into the ground. It can't keep itself up long without any fuckin limbs.

It's now 6pm. Time to go home! Except for the Security staff and Expendables, who are here 24/7. The scientists and other staff will be heading upstairs, and the night shift [ADMINISTRATOR] will be taking over for you.

You send in your samples to HQ. Once they receive the antifreeze, the verdict comes in! Something like this has lots of potential uses. You can obtain $100 from what you're sending. Each day, you'll likely be able to use a scientist and 3 hours to distil $200 worth of highly efficient antifreezing agents. [THE COMPANY] is pleased with this discovery, and suggest you look into how samples affects the human body next. There's also a reminder of the vehicle test deadline.

That means you can get the new guards! Or anything else you need. Additionally, the Company sends in one more request. They'd like to transport a new Monster to your Facility, and will provide a free default cell to contain it. If you accept, you may choose a location to build the empty cell, and construction can begin tomorrow.

Accept?

>Y
>N


Time: 1800 Friday (2 days to Payday+$1800)
Credits: $715 (+100)
Staff: 8 (-1)

> Pending Orders:
AT4 CS
M82 .50 BMG
monkes
A ton of kettles
Water cooling setup
Cheap cameras
Radioactive material
Motorbike
Automatic renewal: Gas
2x Security-$750

[The Hungry is sated]
[CHANSTOPHER CHRIS IS DEAD]
[John is horrified] [- Morale]
[Jim is wounded]
[Jeremy is wounded]

[Pig autopsy in progress. 45 mins remaining.]
[Antifreeze Harvested successfully! 2 Doses.]

[Deadline: Vehicle Armour test- Monday 1800]

> End Day
> Change/add Orders

>>4879005
I think it's time for a new monster, and I propose being the new free cell to be below hungry, and with the added shit equal to hungry cell

>>4879036
+1

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>>4879036
>>4879042

Unable to re-draw right now, but here's the possible locations for rooms. As the cell needs an adjacent room, [THE COMPANY] will sponsor the construction of a blank room to put the cell next to, if it's on the layer below The Hungry. Pick the number.

Let's make sure not mention that live feeding next time we talk to Ty, he won't take kindly to it

>>4879045
Y for new monster
Put the cell in G, so we get a new room for free and a cell.

>>4879093

If that's the consensus when the other votes come in, would you like F or H to be the connector?

>>4879093
I agree
>>4879101
I would say that F should be the connector

>>4879101
I was also thinking F

>>4879085
Now that I think of it is Ty in trouble? We called him during the Echidna event and somewhat described it to him

>>4879093
I'm not too hot into getting a new monster right now, but realistically we can contain the pissbaby pretty well right now. However, I'm worried the thing might start to adapt.

>>4879224
Ah fuck.
I say we call Ty, explicitly tell him to not look into the flower we were asking him about, since it WILL make things worse. Maybe also ask him if Wendigos can become resistant to things if exposed enough times.

By the way, I just remembered Wendigos grow in size proportional to what they consume, apparently without limit. Our limited planned feeding program might curb its power for a bit, but eventually we'll basically have to kick the shit out of it whenever possible.

>>4879268
>>4879224
Maybe we should call the company? It would be really bad for everyone if Echidna attacked in the middle of a city

>>4879271
We should try, there isn't nothing wrong about saying that

>>4879271
Stop thinking about echidna, or it really will attack a city.

>>4879224
>>4879268
>>4879271
>>4879381

Confirming the last action of the day. Got the next day's image set up already.

Call Ty to warn him?

> Y
> N

Inform [THE COMPANY] that Ty knows?

> Y
> N

>>4880365
> Y
> N

>>4880365
>Y
>N

Considering the nature of this threat, the less everyone knows about it, the better.

>>4880365
> Y
> N
Let's just tell Ty, "Remember what I said before?, forget it, the more you know about it, you could die, even me"

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>>4880368
>>4880373

You give Ty Fiddler a call. As promised by him earlier, he picks up within 20 minutes.

> "Good evening, [ADMINISTRATOR]. What do you need today?"

You let him know to not search up any info on the flower, warning him that the act of doing so will make things worse and put him in danger. You're not able to ask him questions about the Wendigo, because you don't have enough money remaining for a consultation. He thanks you for the warning.

You also make sure not to let your superiors know. From what Mickey told you, letting them know would probably result in Ty disappearing. And that's not something you need right about now.

With that, you end the day. There's plenty of things to do on Saturday, so you make sure to get some good sleep that night.

> Today's Deliveries:
- AT4 CS (Rocket launcher)
- M82 .50 BMG (Machine Gun)
- monkes (mmm monkey)
- A ton of kettles
- Water cooling setup
- Cheap cameras
- Radioactive material
- Motorbike
- Automatic renewal: Gas
- 2x Security-$750

- Spare Cell
- Spare Room

Oh god, it's crowded. Really fucking crowded. There's the construction workers, your new staff, the deliveries, a motorbike, and a cage full of chattering monkeys. You'll need to make room. You're quickly running out of space in your Facility. The staff are a bit tired of sleeping on mattresses on the floor.

Oscar will be automatically returning to the autopsy, and will be done within the hour. In the meantime, you ought to plan for the day. It might be good to come up with some way to identify the new security guards.

> What are the names of your new staff members?

Also, you stare at the screen in disbelief. The Hungry is back to normal. It looks like it's in the pink of health. The fur on its limbs looks a bit sparser, like they're freshly grown. The cell is covered in blood, and there's not a single solid morsel left of Chanstopher Chris. The kettle is still. For now, your monster is completely satisfied with the meal. It's crouched in the dead centre and not even mumbling, for once. It looks almost peaceful.

You watch the footage, doing your best to ignore the sight of Chan being torn apart. Strangely, you only feel minimal disgust. Is this your first time seeing something like this? You think so, but can't be sure.

After ingesting the body, The Hungry spent some time screaming in celebration and flailing about. It then dropped onto the ground, where it spent the next few hours shuddering and twitching. The limbs grew in shortly after.

Time: 0700 Friday (1 day to Payday+$1800)
Credits: $715
Staff: 8

[The Hungry is sated]
[Jim is wounded]
[Jeremy is wounded]

[Pig autopsy in progress. 45 mins remaining.]

[Deadline: Vehicle Armour test- Monday 1800]

> Research [Propose experiment] [No researchers available]
> Suppress/Attempt Restraining [4x Security available]
> Experiment [Propose experiment process, 2x Expendables available]
> Interact [Propose interaction]
> Edit Dossier [Free action at any time]
> Write in

>>4880403

Sorry, please ignore the last bit. I ran out of characters and forgot to edit the numbers in my hurry.

Time: 0700 Friday (1 day to Payday+$1800)
Credits: $65
Staff: 10

>>4880403
>Names: Vincent and Mac
Should we do the airlock shuffle so we can repair the intercom, or should we just hold off on that for now? The Hungry seems satisfied at the moment, but I just know he's gonna be extra pissy soon enough.

Also echidna has grown again, I wonder if us warning Ty is the cause.

>>4880411
Let's do that later when he starts to get pissed off, and needs food, for now, what TF2 hats will need Vincent and Mac?

>>4880414
Mac gets the earbuds because, come on, Mac. Apple.
Vincent gets something stupidly edgy. Like a lime Tosser Cap.

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>>4880414
Ghastly Gibbus for Mac, and the Counterfeit Billycock for Vincent.

>>4880416
Ok, I love the Mac earbuds because it's funny, but I prefer for Vincent the Counterfeit Billycock from >>4880417

>>4880420
Eh, fair enough.

>>4880403
Any info on our new monster before it ships in?
>>4880420
Support
Should we look into getting some more D-class?

>>4880432
Eh, maybe once we have more room. It's already kinda cramped in here.

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>>4880411
>>4880414

>>4880416
>>4880417
>>4880420

Vincent and Mac it is.

Your collection of novelty hats find their moment to shine once again. The first order of business is getting them acquainted with the Facility, and what better way to do so than a gift? They pick out their favorites from storage, which ends up being a set of airpods and a hat that you're pretty damn sure is a Billycock.

Viktor leads them in transporting the heavy weapons to the locked cabinet. While there's a certain amount of trust budding between you and the Expendables, they're still convicts, and giving them access to a massive gun and rocket launcher is a dreadful idea.

Jeremy is extremely distraught at the idea of this bike being blown to bits in a test. Apparently, he's a huge motorcycle fan, and the company has sent you a really nice one.

>>4880432

The one-liner statement that was provided when it was picked out in thread one is 'A Golden Goose'. Not a huge amount of info yet. They're still in the middle of declassifying it and doing preliminary tests, to make sure that it can't just completely destroy a fledgling Facility. You request info, but all you get at the moment is that it shouldn't require an overly specialised containment unit. And unlike The Hungry, it needs to actually eat to stay alive.

More info will accompany it upon arrival. It won't be a complete enigma like The Hungry, but there's no complete dossier on it either.

>>4880599

Manny is very happy to. He gets to work on making a good lunch. Any specific orders?

Oscar has finished her research. She tells Chuck to don his biohazard suit and get to work on cleaning up the body. You don't have any sort of disposal room, so the best that can be done is to bag it up and send it to the surface to be carted away at the end of the day. Same as all the trash you've had over the last week or so. You've never had such a big mess to clean up, though.

She reports the following facts about the body:

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>>4880613

The pig itself had increased muscle mass and hormones all throughout its body. It resembled the body of a pig that had escaped into the wild and turned feral, and the change was drastic, leading to mild degeneration in its joints. Its body also exhibited a healing factor due to its cells becoming hyper-aggressive and proliferating while it was alive. However, once killed, the body began rapidly destabilising. She managed to isolate cell samples and take a good, long look.

Those blood cells that she could identify as belonging to L1-AT began to consume the dying cells post-mortem. They were melting it down and turning it into a sort of flesh slurry. She theorises that living cells are only changed by the injection of The Hungry's DNA, but dead cells are rapidly consumed instead. She states her interest in testing with a large slab of flesh. Her hypothesis is that it would consume dead flesh, and depending on its regenerative properties, could grow in size from that absorption even when detached from The Hungry's body. She states that such an experiment might carry some risks, however. For example, there's a possibility it could grow into a whole second body like a starfish.

Several research paths are open to her.

[Meat test] [4 Hours] [Meat required]
[Antler Analysis] [1 Hour]
[Monkey test] [4 Hours] [4x Monkeys available]
[Antifreeze harvesting] [3 Hours] [Blood Sample required first]
[Antifreeze property test] [3 Hours] [1x Sample available] [For personal use/experimentation]
[Vehicular Armour test] [Write-In specifics] [Variable time] [Flesh required first]

Time: 0800 Friday (1 day to Payday+$1800)
Credits: $65
Staff: 10

[The Hungry is sated]
[Jim is wounded]
[Jeremy is wounded]

[Pig autopsy complete!]

[Deadline: Vehicle Armour test- Monday 1800]

> Research [Propose experiment] [1 researcher available]
> Suppress/Attempt Restraining [4x Security available]
> Experiment [Propose experiment process, 2x Expendables available]
> Interact [Propose interaction]
> Edit Dossier [Free action at any time]
> Write in

>>4880616
>[Antler Analysis]
Might as well get it out of the way to see if anything about it is noteworthy. Then we can fuck around with the other shit. That and it gives us some time to try getting more tissue and blood from the Hungry.

As for the lunch, some burgers and/or steaks with some fries?

>>4880616
I think if we try growing any hungry meat it should be inside something that can quickly be turned into a furnace. That said the ability to acquire material without having to cajole Mr. Cranky would be pretty damn useful

>>4880619
support.

>>4880619
Support
Perhaps we should start the shuffle soon to get that intercom working again.
>>4880678
Also support
>>4880710
That would be pretty interesting actually if we can create the antifreeze properties inside of a pig and then harvest the whole thing. Think of the money!

>>4880774
Oh tru we've definitely gotta think of ways to make more money, the amount we currently have is clearly not enough for what we're wanting/needing
>>4880616
Tell Manny to grab the biggest slab of raw meat out of the freezer and give it to Oscar to test on in C2 and tell Oscar to get ready to test on a large slab of meat and to focus looking into ways to make that slab identical to an equal sized slab or meat from The Hungry while also doing tests on its composition in case anything unexpected happens

Got the post ready, but I'm going to bed. Will post it in the morning.

>>4880774

Will proceed with the Airlock shuffle if it gets a couple more votes. Any specification for the meat?

>>4881018
Have the chef prepare several slabs of meat, each at a different state of being cooked (I.E. raw, medium well, well done, etc) to see how much damage can the dead flesh have for The Hungry's flesh to be able to corrupt it

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>>4880619
>>4880685
>>4880770
>>4880774

Oscar begins analysis of the antlers. It only takes an hour, and by the time you're ready to give your next order, she's done with it. It's not much of a finding, unfortunately. They're made of keratin, and are essentially the same as a deer or stag's antlers, except far stronger. It's hard to break it off the Monster in the first place, and doesn't have much practical use. Keratin and ivory never does. She mentions that it has no weird Wendigo properties. However, L1-AT did regrow its broken antler after eating Chanstopher.

Maybe if you can break off a massive piece in a breach, you can sell it. But it's worth nothing scientifically. The most you can do is get [THE COMPANY] to find a buyer who wants to procure it as exotic ivory or keratin. It'd be worth $50. Not very worth it for the effort involved, but in the event that you can get it without trouble, you'd want to.

You can tell that Oscar is disappointed by this dead end. But at least it only took an hour.

>>4880774

Only 1 vote for the shuffle, so keeping The Hungry put for now. Less effective communication still can be attempted by opening the airlock and using the intercom that's inside it.

>>4880678
>>4880774

Cheeseburgers, coming right up! Manny is on the job. He promises a damn good meal for your new employees. He quickly does the experimental prep, and gets to cooking for real.

Speaking of employees, John looks rather down today. He's not even talking to his buddy Jim, and is sorta milling around the Facility. He steers clear of any of the Security staff.

>>4880796
>>4881055
>>4881060

The meat is laid out in the cell. You inform Chuck to hold off on disposing on the body yet, in case Oscar wants to use it for the test later. He looks kinda sad that there's a bunch of perfectly good steaks lying there on the floor, about to be melted into Wendigo mush.

Meat test] [4 Hours] [Meat from The Hungry required]
[Monkey test] [4 Hours] [4x Monkeys available]
[Antifreeze harvesting] [3 Hours] [Blood Sample required first]
[Antifreeze property test] [3 Hours] [1x Sample available] [For personal use/experimentation]
[Vehicular Armour test] [Write-In specifics] [Variable time] [Flesh required first]

Time: 0900 Friday (1 day to Payday+$1800)
Credits: $65
Staff: 10

[The Hungry is sated]
[Jim is wounded]
[Jeremy is wounded]

[Antler Analysis complete!]

[Deadline: Vehicle Armour test- Monday 1800]

> Research [Propose experiment] [1 researcher available]
> Suppress/Attempt Restraining [4x Security available]
> Experiment [Propose experiment process, 2x Expendables available]
> Interact [Propose interaction]
> Edit Dossier [Free action at any time]
> Write in

>>4882179
Welp, we might as well test out this wendigo mush theory on the steak. We should also gets someone to check up on John. I rather not have that situation go on a downwards spiral.

>>4882189
Support
After this we can start our vehicle tests

>>4882189
+1, we too should ask John how is doing, and try to talk constantly with him and cheer him up, talking about some series that he has been watching and other stuff

>>4882207
>>4882206
>>4882189

Alrighty. Any process in mind for harvesting new blood/meat from it?

>>4882233
I mean, the thing's relatively pacified. I say we just ask it to willingly hand some over in exchange for the meal it just had. That or we can try to get the two new guards to try harvesting some from it.

>>4882179
Pencil in a semi-renovation of room 02 after we but the bunks, we probably don't need the flamers, but the dehumidifiers and reinforced door should definitely be a thing.

>>4882233
We'll need to flame the wendigo HARD soon, since we need all that flesh so get the security guards ready for a fight. 2 on flamers and two on guns, plan is to blow off a limb with high caliber copper rounds while the 2 flamers keep it at range, then one gunner stops shooting to grab the hand while the rest continue firing. Repeat until we have an arm I guess. I'm not saying we should do it now, since there's workers, and our security guy is a bit banged up, but I think that's a good game plan.

>>4882239
I think we should do this first, and when we are recovered, with more personal, and with more experience, we start using >>4882241 method, until someone gives a more efficient method of harvesting materials

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>>4882239
>>4882245

You open up the airlock to use the intercom inside it. The Hungry turns its head towards the door as it slides open, but it doesn't move. Its been quiet for quite a long time now. Ever since last night, it hasn't made a single sound. The intercom crackles to life as you attempt to communicate with it.

"L1-AT. We've fed you, as requested. Now, it's time for you to repay that. Please extract and place a portion of your flesh in the airlock, and then step away from the chamber."

The Monster tilts its head to the side. For a moment, you think it's about to ignore you and go back to its mumbling. But it finally inclines its head, and rasps out in a low voice.

"Very well. More...? More, when hungry. Finally... Finally. But not long. Soon..."

It rips into its own chest, tearing out chunks of meat. You notice something different this time. Compared to yesterday, where it was unable to regenerate itself, the wounds seal up almost instantly, like new flesh is growing in. It drops a pound of flesh into the airlock, and you quickly seal it up. Icy-cold blood pools around the chunks, and you can see wisps of vapour rising off it. That's gotta be really cold. But hey, you've managed to establish contact with it, and get it to willingly give up meat.

Oscar will come pick that up in a minute, to begin testing. You turn your attention to the other immediate concern.

>>4882189
>>4882207

You ring up John through one of the comms sets, asking him about his day and trying to make conversation. Jim seems to be doing the same of his own accord. They've procured a banana from the cafeteria, and are fucking with the monkeys.

John seems sullen and quiet when responding to you. His answers are noncommittal and brief. Finally, though, he speaks up.

> "Look... I'm not stupid. Why are you brown-nosing and trying to win us over with shit like vending machines and Tv, when you're going to feed us to a monster eventually?"

That seems to get Jim's attention too. He stops waggling the banana and looks towards the comms set, awaiting your response.

>>4882291
Ah fuck, it's gotten stronger. Should've expected that since it ate a human but nevertheless, it's not the issue right now.

>"Look. At the end of the day, you're still a human like the rest of us. Even if what I ask you to do is risky and dangerous, you are still warranted some level of decency. Would you prefer if we treated you like trash? We just want to make sure everyone here can work together and keep things working."

>>4882291
"look, you are right that the company doesn't give a rat's ass about you. Internally we call you guys Expendables. However, I've grown fond of you two asshats and couldn't bring myself to put you in harm's way, which is why I mail-ordered the worst human trash available for those aspects of the job. You must realize that there is a difference between you and Chan right? So don't worry too much my good man, as long as you don't start any shit you have a cozy gig here. "

>>4882358
Supporting this

>>4882358
This but tell him that Chan was also an exception since Chan was put on death row for pedophilia
Even cons hates pedos and will actively hunt/kill them if they find any in prison

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>>4882358
>>4882420
>>4882436

> "..."

Jim approaches his bro and rests a hand on his shoulder. They both nod at each other, and John finally looks up at the camera with a smile.

> "... Yeah. Okay, I getcha. Thank you, I suppose. This beats being in prison, even if it's... Way more pants-shittingly terrifying."

The two of them get back to taunting the monkeys with bananas. Jim eventually caves and slides a couple through the bars, causing them to squeal in delight and squabble over the pieces. Your expendabros are in a good mood once again. You get the feeling that John will be faring better from now on.

[John is satisfied] [++ Morale]

>>4881060

Oscar transports the meat back into C2. She outlines the basic experiment process for you. She'll be introducing samples of L1-AT's freshly-excised meat into the plates. Most likely, its meat will begin consuming the beef. She mentions that when she did this on the pig, all she had was small amounts of blood. Hopefully having a larger, fresher sample should show different results.

She'll be examining it over the next few hours and stabilising the experiment.

Research options: [0x Researchers available]

[Monkey test] [4 Hours] [4x Monkeys available]
[Antifreeze harvesting] [3 Hours] [Blood Sample required first]
[Antifreeze property test] [3 Hours] [1x Sample available] [For personal use/experimentation]
[Vehicular Armour test] [Write-In specifics] [Variable time] [Flesh required first]

In the meantime, you're free to do as you please in your facility. Prepare for upcoming tests, allocate rooms for the eventual test where you need to shoot at wendigo meat, etc. You have the following objects in storage, if you want to do more with them:

- AT4 CS (Rocket launcher)
- M82 .50 BMG (Machine Gun)
- monkes (mmm monkey)
- A ton of kettles
- Water cooling setup
- Cheap cameras
- Radioactive material
- Motorbike
- Human body parts in freezer
- Various kitchen meat
- Cubes made of metal (Titanium, Steel, etc) with hollow receptacles for meat. Was used for strength tests.
- C4 and detonators
- Copper Ammo
- Cold Iron and Silver weapons
- Communion juice and wine
- Lab Rats
- More corpses
- Restraint bed
- Liquid Nitrogen
- Molten Copper

These are the specific items explicitly ordered over the past few days. Normal day-to-day tools are presumed to be present.

Time: 1000 Friday (1 day to Payday+$1800)
Credits: $65
Staff: 10

[The Hungry is sated]
[Jim is wounded]
[Jeremy is wounded]

[Meat test] [3 Hours remaining]

[Deadline: Vehicle Armour test- Monday 1800]

> Suppress/Attempt Restraining [4x Security available]
> Experiment [Propose experiment process, 2x Expendables available]
> Interact [Propose interaction]
> Edit Dossier [Free action at any time]
> Write in

Okay, so I get what most of the stuff is for, but the fuck is the juice and wine for?

>>4882477

Some anons figured it could be useful to stockpile it in case any creatures from Abrahamic mythology came in. Church wine.

>>4882480
Fair enough, I suppose. And last I checked, the rooms we're digging into is just going to be a blank one. for the cell it's going to connected to. That's probably where I want to do the "shoot at wendigo meat" test.

I think we should try doing the airlock shuffle move now while the creature's still relatively calm so we can repair the intercom. Just to be safe.

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>>4882543

I've gotta work out the pricing for the kettle generators if there's a vote to start making more rooms for it. But the kettles ordered were just normal kettles to test how many sources can be affected at once, they can't produce the same sort of power without a proper setup.

>>4882543

Yep.

>>4882543
You know, more power would be nice for extra money. We need money asap. Supporting setting up more of 'em wherever.

>>4882616

Definitely. One to-go.

>>4882485
Lets fix that intercom now
>>4882543
support
gotta get some funky beats in here

>>4882454
Send someone to pick up the meat, preferably armed with gloves and a gas mask.

Have we ever shot live copper rounds at our pissbaby?

> Edit Dossier [Free action at any time]
Subject: Wendigo/ The Hungry. May or may not receive a boost to regeneration when recently eaten a human. Testing this seems foolish in case the increase is permanent and it snowballs out of control.

>>4883201
Support


I would edit that to: Regenerative ability has shown strong evidence of relating to recency and quality of feeding. Live feed has been preferred, as well as human to animal meat, non meat is rejected. Live humans are the most desired and seem to provide the creature with the greatest benefits. Further experimentation should be very limited at most, as the creatures power might snowball out of control.

>>4883201
>Have we ever shot live copper rounds at our pissbaby?
I think yes, when our first guy got injured. It was hurt, but it's not cryptonite, so just as much as a bullet is supposed to hurt something this big and regenerating.

>>4882543
Maybe we could get a choir up in here to sing some stuff?
https://youtu.be/P1qgyLTH6Xg

>>4883263
Wait... would Copper fragmentation grenades be a good idea?

>>4883337
I mean for the Abrahamic monsters, if we funnel the songs from the choir to it we could pacify or annoy it depending on which side it's on

>>4883339
I don't think that the halls can withstand a grenade but if they can then definitely

>>4883339
Yeah, decent emergency measure, especially since they involve some fire. To kill it the RPG and the jet of molten copper it's projectile produces are probably better though.
Also what the other guy said, damage to the facility.

The sooner we can cut of all its limbs again and just copper chain it to a wall the better. I am not a huge fan of it moving around.

>>4883347
I don't think that would work. Meta-knowledge dictates that 99% of the time, angels are usually old testament style fire and punishment types. If we were working for a foundation that was actually researching this shit so they can make technology that benefits anyone, we would have a chance to convince them to not smite us. However, since we're for profit...

The Demon would probably be more amused than anything, and use it taunt us. >"Look at you, pathetic refuse. You sing empty praises to a god who abandoned you the second you became capable of understanding his actions. Etc etc, doomer propaganda."

>>4883359
>insane
Wat
I genuinely doubt that any of our staff are so anti religion that a singular music room that a choir would sometimes use would drive them insane
>>4883372
Oh good point

>>4883597
? I listen to Christian music every day and I'm still fine with it, also why would it have to be the same song?
The room would also presumably have sound proofing like a normal recording studio

>>4883372
Well, we are actually trying to use this stuff to make the world better. Problem is, we can't just kill stuff like the Wendigo or they'd just kill and replace us, and our replacement is unlikely to be so good, or so cautious with them.

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>>4883201

Ah, whoops. That's on me for not reflecting it in the drawing. Oscar already transported it and is doing the research on it.

>>4882641
>>4882485

Airlock shuffle! The usual. You remove the smudge sticks first, and then set some meat into the cell to bait it. As luck would have it, Manny dropped one of the patties while he was making them (Handmade, of course). The Hungry obeys with minimal resistance, sliding into the airlock and sitting still while you close it. It does seem to be eyeing the workers visible on the other end of the room, but the change in its behaviour post-feeding is notable.

>>4883339

A grenade going off would likely damage the machinery behind the walls. There's a lot of sensitive equipment and piping in the background to keep the Facility running this deep underground, so having them go off in a hallway would be risky.

It's a peaceful day, so you have plenty of time to edit the dossier on The Hungry. You add info to the full sheet you have written up already (Which will be in the next post). You definitely have enough on it to submit as a proper file for this entity and get it officially registered in the database. You'll get a small monetary bonus for accuracy and attention to detail.

Submit Dossier to company? (Dossier in next post)

> Y
> N

Oscar continues working on the meat. She remarks that the raw meat is being eaten away faster. The flesh seems to be cannibalising the meat around it and converting it to the same cells that it's composed of. Those slabs of meat are also extremely cold.

She remarks that if its armor applications are successful, the fact that it's naturally cooling could be beneficial if the wearer is in a hot environment.

Time: 1100 Friday (1 day to Payday+$1800)
Credits: $65
Staff: 10

[The Hungry is sated]
[Jim is wounded]
[Jeremy is wounded]

[Meat test] [2 Hours remaining]

[Deadline: Vehicle Armour test- Monday 1800]

> Suppress/Attempt Restraining [4x Security available]
> Experiment [Propose experiment process, 2x Expendables available]
> Interact [Propose interaction]
> Edit Dossier [Free action at any time]
> Write in

Designation: L1-AT

Codename: 'The Hungry'

> Suggested Containment Procedures:

Four beryllium-copper alloy bands should bind the creature at all times to a copper table. Security personnel should be armed with copper nightsticks, copper firearms firing copper-jacketed ammunition, and flamethrowers. Cell should be a desiccated, hermetically sealed environment flooded with a dense noble gas. Flamethrowers and heating units should be placed in the room's walls.

> Description:

The Hungry is a large, humanoid creature about seven or eight feet tall. Entity has claws, is made of grey and white emanciated flesh, and has the head of a deer skull. Entity is carnivorous, and will eat anything that was once living. It has a nearly uncontrollable appetite, be it human or animal. Entity is essentially a moving corpse.

> Noted powers:

Superhuman speed, superhuman strength, apparent regeneration from a mulched state (see classified recovery log), ability to phase shift (limited by density of gas within room), temperature and ice manipulation, natural sonic weaponry, possibility of corruption and inducement of cannibalistic tendencies.

Weaknesses: Fire/heat, copper weapons, dense gaseous environment,

> Other notes:

According to hired witch doctor, is a "natural wendigo" where it has the ability to corrupt other humans into a lesser form of itself. Entity appears to take in all meat given to it and does not increase in mass. Entity has some limited form of communication, but according to witch doctor any communication is the parroted dead voices of its victims. Witch doctor recommends immediate entity termination. Entity is violent and intent on breaking containment for more food.

Creature initially appeared to be unwilling but not unable to move when observed. When first transported, creature was monitored by site director for roughly 60 minutes, with no movement. After briefly breaking line of sight for a moment, the creature had moved it's arm. Due to reports of it fighting capture teams, this appears to not be a supernatural affect.

The Hungry. May or may not receive a boost to regeneration when recently eaten a human. Regenerative ability has shown strong evidence of relating to recency and quality of feeding. Live feed has been preferred, as well as human to animal meat, non meat is rejected. Live humans are the most desired and seem to provide the creature with the greatest benefits. Testing this seems foolish in case the increase is permanent and it snowballs out of control.

[1/2]

> Hypothesis:

Due to it's pale coloration and skull, it could pose as a skull, it's body blended into the snow to ambush prey. Testing is not possible at this time for personnel reasons."

Entity has shown unusual effects on kettles boiling in vicinity of entity, where the kettle will begin to swing on its own. Requires further testing, has a possibility for unlimited energy.

> Acquisition:
The entity was obtained from a forest deep in the Canadian wilds. The acquisition team was drawn in by reports of a group of teenage hikers turning up horribly mangled, with several missing in the aftermath. Search and Rescue reported seeing the entity, and [THE COMPANY] took over from there. Two fireteams were used to completely neutralise the creature, totalling about 16 men leading it across an expanse of snowy forest. High-calibre gunfire had to constantly be used to blow off parts of its body, and small arms fire was ineffective due to regeneration. Eventually, they resorted to explosives while luring it towards a containment zone, and managed to destroy its limbs in a blast. From there, they burned it down to a mangled mess and threw it in a heated cell. It was brought straight to the [FACILITY] from there.

Attached audio files of everything its said:

> Mutterings.MP3
> Mutterings2.MP3
> etc
> This isn't actual written content

>>4884055
Edit out the copper bed and restrains, think we proved that doesn't matter but beyond that, seems good enough for me. We should probably also note down how it's behavior has changed after being fed along with it's boost in regenerative ability.

Beyond that, I don't think I have anything else in mind besides waiting for the MEATMEATMEAT test to complete.

>>4884055
>Four beryllium-copper alloy bands should bind the creature at all times to a copper table. Security personnel should be armed with copper nightsticks, copper firearms firing copper-jacketed ammunition, and flamethrowers. Cell should be a desiccated, hermetically sealed environment flooded with a dense noble gas. Flamethrowers and heating units should be placed in the room's walls.
Maybe instead of that it could be
>The Hungry should be contained in a 1.5 inch thick, heat treated, cold treated, airtight, berryllium-copper alloy suit with a feeding latch near the mouth, and a latch that opens to show 80% of the torso (for flesh extraction purposes). The cell should be a desiccated, hermetically sealed environment flooded with a dense noble gas. Flamethrowers and heating units should be placed in the room's walls.
This way The Hungry can't just turn to gas to escape the copper restraints and the flame throwers will also have a greater effect on it since it would be like an oven in that thing

>>4884200
Oh sorry meant "80% of the front view of the torso"

>>4884054
> Experiment [Propose experiment process, 2x Expendables available]

do the toxic waste test. Inject a hearty dose of radioactive sludge in a steak and feed it to the hungry.

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>>4884082
>>4884200
>>4884202

Clickity clickity clack. You change up the entries to reflect your new knowledge, and refine ideal containment procedures. It'll be a little while before you can achieve this perfect scenario and fully contain it, but you at least have a concrete plan. You lean back and wait while Oscar does her thing.

>>4884246

Ah yes, your other plan. You wanted to see if The Hungry could be used to dispose of nuclear waste by feeding it to it, on the hypothesis that if it seems to mulch meat into nothing, it could get rid of hazardous materials. You instruct Jim to get material from the sealed box, since he's the nearest. He dons the hazard suit and sets it among a steak, before dumping it into the airlock from the other end of the feeding chute that you open up. The Hungry eats the irradiated meat without question. You'll have to analyse it later on to see the results.

It eats the meat and grunts in satisfaction. But a few moments later, however, you hear the dreaded sound again.

"Hrrgh... Hungry..."

Lunchtime! The construction workers aren't your direct employees, so they don't enjoy the benefits of your five-star chef. Manny has outdone himself. Delicious cheeseburgers, with huge patties, onion chutney, savoury American cheese, homemade pickles and relish, it's absolutely mouth-watering. He bags one up and sends it upstairs in the elevator too. It'll get to you within an hour and you can enjoy the meal from the safety of your office. One of the aboveground staff will handle it.

All your employees gather to welcome the two new Security personnel. The mood is wonderful. Everybody is having a good time, enjoying the burgers and chatting among each other. John, especially, seems to finally feel secure here. Oscar is absorbed in her work, but Manny mentions that he can whip one up for her later.

[All Staff Morale +]

Time: 1200 Friday (1 day to Payday+$1800)
Credits: $65
Staff: 10

[The Hungry is sated]
[Jim is wounded]
[Jeremy is wounded]

[Meat test] [1 Hour remaining]

[Deadline: Vehicle Armour test- Monday 1800]

> Suppress/Attempt Restraining [4x Security available]
> Experiment [Propose experiment process, 2x Expendables available]
> Interact [Propose interaction]
> Edit Dossier [Free action at any time]
> Write in