A short while later, it tracks her down. Unfortunately, she's in the kitchen, where all the disgusting human food is. Ugh. Hopefully she's not eating any of it.
She'll notice, as it slinks in, that it's still not looking her in the eyes; instead it keeps looking just to the side of her face, somewhere close enough that it can get away with it. One of its drones is flying just above its head, and it is certainly directed at Mina.
It's holding a small stack of papers, which it plonks down on the counter (at a safe distance from any disgusting food, of course.) When she looks at it closer, she'll see that it's a fully detailed report.
There's computer-drawn maps of the static areas - the lobby, the dorms. There's a list of how often the stacks have changed, with timestamps and charts detailing the statistical frequency of changes. There's similar levels of detail on the rotating room.
There's also an entire section dedicated entirely to the 'STAFF ONLY' doors behind the circulation desk. Although so far no staff have been witnessed emerging from the doors, so that section's not as interesting. (It does seem to indicate, somehow, that SecUnit is running around-the-clock surveillance on it, though.)
And lastly, there's a small table. The heading column includes rows for Hostiles and Kidnapped. Hostiles are numbered at 3, and Kidnapped at 29.
"I had to leave off the section on the bowls and paper decorations and things that have been showing up," it says. It looks rather annoyed about that. "Stupid thing kept disappearing otherwise."
[and now for a transition to in-person!]
She'll notice, as it slinks in, that it's still not looking her in the eyes; instead it keeps looking just to the side of her face, somewhere close enough that it can get away with it. One of its drones is flying just above its head, and it is certainly directed at Mina.
It's holding a small stack of papers, which it plonks down on the counter (at a safe distance from any disgusting food, of course.) When she looks at it closer, she'll see that it's a fully detailed report.
There's computer-drawn maps of the static areas - the lobby, the dorms. There's a list of how often the stacks have changed, with timestamps and charts detailing the statistical frequency of changes. There's similar levels of detail on the rotating room.
There's also an entire section dedicated entirely to the 'STAFF ONLY' doors behind the circulation desk. Although so far no staff have been witnessed emerging from the doors, so that section's not as interesting. (It does seem to indicate, somehow, that SecUnit is running around-the-clock surveillance on it, though.)
And lastly, there's a small table. The heading column includes rows for Hostiles and Kidnapped. Hostiles are numbered at 3, and Kidnapped at 29.
"I had to leave off the section on the bowls and paper decorations and things that have been showing up," it says. It looks rather annoyed about that. "Stupid thing kept disappearing otherwise."