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Broken Harmony
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Broken HarmonyYou have wandered into a research institute. There is no exit from this institute. There are two areas. First: The Medical Ward It looks just like a hospital, with each private room containing beds, vital monitors and other machines, syringes, and the like. Some of the doors leading to the corridors are broken and won't open. Occasionally, you may come across rooms resembling large operating theaters. Perhaps the scientists once carried out treatments here. Second: The Research Facility A building with a sphere created by nuclear power at its center, along with machines to control it. Elsewhere, there are things resembling body parts. Heads, eyes, arms and legs—it's as if they are assembling people. Unlike the medical ward, this place is set up like a research facility. There are rooms for assembly, rooms for storing body parts, rooms for controlling atoms, break rooms, and more. There is an elevator, but it is basically broken and unusable. There are also machines such as computers, but they cannot contact the outside world and can basically only be used to view internal information. One of the rooms appears to be a storage room, where people who have been assembled but likely have no consciousness sleep inside large capsules. The capsules are lined up in rows. This is a separate building from the medical ward. They are connected by a very long corridor. This is likely the building where the scientists once worked. The medical ward has residential areas. These are zones where the General Class, A Class, and S Class live. Separately, there is also a residential area exclusively for VIPs. The general residential area is like an apartment complex, but the VIP-exclusive residential area is spacious even in the lobby alone, designed mainly in white, with many flowerbeds and benches. In the center, there is a large fountain. The rooms themselves are like those in a luxury hotel. Both residential areas are safe zones, but the VIP-exclusive residential area is designed so that if a specimen merely touches the walls or floor, the specimen's cells are destroyed.