[Voice]

[alephbet]

Please get to the lowest floor you can. If you want to stay on the terminals, floor three has them - otherwise I'd recommend the cafeteria on floor one. If you can walk, then do so instead of using the elevator.

[Short and simple.]

Comments

[alephbet]

Could be either. They didn't exactly write a detailed analysis of what's going on.

Thank you.

[cure_moonlight]

If it's us who are limited on our energy, then I suppose it won't matter in the end. We have to do what must be done.

But there's no need to thank me. It's my duty to defend others.

[alephbet]

Exactly.

It's worth thanking you anyway.

[cure_moonlight]

At the very least, it can be saved until we're sure people are safe.

[alephbet]

[If certain people weren't being stupid.]

Good idea.

[cure_moonlight]

At any rate, I'll prepare to defend here on the Library floor. There'll be people using the terminals here to monitor the situation, so I expect it to get very crowded in here.

Which of course may also be a danger if a panic breaks out.

[alephbet]

I hadn't thought of that part. Please try to keep everyone calm.

[cure_moonlight]

I suspect the Library and Cafeteria will be the most populated if everyone rushes down here.

Perhaps, as well, people should try to keep the infirmary clear and less obstructed until it's necessary. As much as I don't want to think about the possibility, in something like this, easy access there could matter a lot.

[alephbet]

I can provide healing faster than the infirmary, but it may be necessary.

[cure_moonlight]

That's good to know, and it should be helpful.

You're only one person, though, and we don't know what's going to happen.

[alephbet]

Perhaps we should send out the call for healers. And warriors.

[cure_moonlight]

A wise idea, though I expect warriors won't be in short supply.

Still, some attempted organization there could prevent hurting one another in the chaos.

[alephbet]

Will you see to that?

[cure_moonlight]

Certainly.

[alephbet]

Thank you.