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THE THIRD TRIAL
(~SK. 17-18)
[When the investigation ends, the D O N G rings throughout the ship, followed by Zero's voice.]
It is time. Everyone, come to the theater. Time is...wasting.
[And so it is. The seating has once more changed to reflect the fallen-Moriarty and now Brain's podiums are draped in black. And, of course, there is no food-
The screens come up, and the mask of Zero appears, ever inscrutable. Their instructions are brief.]
Your Brain is gone, I'm afraid. Cut into pieces and cast aside...and someone here knows why. Now, it's time for you to discover the truth as well...if you can.
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That said, I think it's possible that Hermes came into contact with the red note. Ritsu, do you feel any destructive impulses?
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I mean I liked Brain, but we certainly weren't THAT close! PlusINeverShipped HimWithMyself!
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....The hacking would have been done without permission. Obviously.
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A skilled hacker can breach any system, with enough time and effort, much like a skilled lockpicker can pick any lock - it's only a matter of how much trouble they have.
AI such as myself are far more difficult, since we can respond to the attack in real time, but it's still possible. Even I've been hacked before. ...It's very...violating.
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What tools would be needed to do this?
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Perhaps Hermes regained an upsetting memory shortly after B Deck opened.
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Otherwise...the hacker would have to be able to access his internals. That is, opening him up and tampering with the wiring or circuits - I'm much less familiar with this kind, and he's different from me, so I'm not completely sure what tools specifically would be needed for this.
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Because if the latter, absolutely. Hardware is subject to wear, tear, and the passage of time, like anything else.
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Nobody fucking hacked me!
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Prove it then.
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[She'll produce the note! It is indeed headache-inducing red.]
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[Hermes. Hm.]
I did discover burn damage on the wall as well - many small holes. They didn't look like fire burns, though.
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We don't know what the evolved versions of anyone's powers are, do we? So, maybe our next step should be considering...if fire didn't cause these burns, then what did?
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[He's seen a certain Slither-y machines do just that. He doesn't know the word 'laser' but...]
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