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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voda Vosa" data-source="post: 5152106" data-attributes="member: 51271">British Secret Service HeadquartersPercy rushes behind the armourer, towards the safe testing area. T is already there. "We had to use tungsten to open the box, it's made of a strange alloy of metals and a polymer we could not identify." the man explains as he shows you the now opened box. It contains an iridescent glass orb, filled with orange liquid in which two egg like things float. The glass orb is the size of a coconut, and the eggs are the size of lemons. "We didn't try to break this structure, as we are uncertain of the potential biological contamination it might cause." the man explains again, pointing at the orb with his finger. "We should send it to the security lab. Is it safe to transport it as it is?" T asks, and the operator nods. "Then take it Agent Percy, Doctor Fleming should be able to tell us something new about this 'thing'. I'll try to contact the chief commander and see how should we treat this, and to stablish an international capture order for Sir Archival." he scratches his head. "Long will have a long list of questions to answer when we capture him."Perc takes the box to the lab of Doctor Fleming. He is quite surprised to see the thing, and amazed at the eggs inside. He performs a series of analysis, and encloses the orb in a safe chamber that should protect against gas escapes, if he liquid turns out volatile and toxic. The doctor then tries to pierce the glass, but no mater what high end equipment he uses, the results are null. "My conclusion is that after trying the Milikovs drill and obtained no perforation, there is only thing that could make a hole through this is Wilkinson. And it's not a device, it's an American physicist. He lives in New York, I called to his lab last week, to ask for a publication, but their colleges said he was now working for USA army, or something like that. Perhaps T could make a contact?"New York Police StationOOC: I'll need a concrete action description for you guys, what are you going to do? Search for clues in the chief's office? Search the shooter's body? The shooter's work area? Search the files? Specifically what would you search in the files? Would you try to contact somebody? The british agent that called? he seemed to have some similar problem. Some underground contact? Vincent and Jasper have many contacts, Vincent have the larger list. What about Charleston? He seems resourceful.</blockquote>

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