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[strayer]

One of the floors is a forest. 

[For most this is a rather insignificant statement, but for someone who has never seen trees outside parks and plastic containers this is new. He is use to steel beams holding up tons concrete, not greenery or forest creatures strolling about. Old media did not prepare him for what real nature is like.

Not at all.

He does not know what to make of this discovery. It brings him no closer to finding a way out, but it is not something he can brush off as nothing. Especially seeing how the room does not meet the same measurements as the other rooms he has seen. He believes there is some explaining needing to be done because physics do not work that way.]

How in the hell does that even work?

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[strayer]

Course it's not. No such thing.

[orphans]

[he's actually... mildly surprised he didn't have to go on a long tangent, refuting that.]

Good.

[strayer]

[Being made from science in a world of messed up experiments tends to do that for you.]

That all?

[orphans]

I don't see wwhy it shouldn't be.

[strayer]

Yea. One for being levelheaded then.