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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Insight" data-source="post: 3463266" data-attributes="member: 11437">Beneath Freedom Zoo, Feb. 14th, EveningAfter a little longer, Nanite believes he's gotten all he can from the robot's computer brain.  Apart from the maps, the stored information included a series of fairly complex instructions to tell the robots who is allowed inside the facility without being attacked.  There is a red button on the north wall near the entrance (you all see it now that you know to look for it), and if this is pressed by someone wearing yellow robes bearing the snake symbol (the same one shown on the floor and elsewhere), the robots are to let this person and anyone with them pass without interference.Bastion hops on a terminal and starts pecking around for information.  It takes a few minutes to navigate the proprietary operating system, but Bastion eventually finds his way inside the system.  He logs into database ys_1313, and finds information about the zoo (employees, some of whom have received payments in the thousands of dollars as recently as yesterday, also some information about security procedures).  Database ys_037 reveals names of 'targets', lists of first and last names, including Emily Diaz.The door opens, revealing a narrow passage beyond.  Century Girl can see an identical door at the end of this passage."Hold on," Bastion says, finding something interesting on his workstation.  "What do you suppose this is?"  Nanite looks up at the screen, as does Mnemonic.  12:0011:5911:5811:57Nanite looks back at the robot he datamined.  "Well, there was something about a 'fail-safe' in their programming..."</blockquote>

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