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• You already have a yellow key card. The observation turrets are just outside.
• All right.
• You already have a green key card. The observation turrets are just outside.
• Where the jotun worship stones are—up at the top of the hill. And where the stones are, jotun are.
• Here at PR&T Esoterics, we're investigating the color-changing properties of oozenarius iccthisius. You'll need a colored key card if you're here to participate in the study.
• Have you cast this ritual before?
• I already have a key card, but I can't tell what color it is.
• Generate oozes by swiping your key card at any of the flower observation turrets.
• Bring the oozes back to me. Now, what color key card do you want?
• Would you help us fill our ooze sludge reservoirs? Just find an ooze projection, break it, and attack the ooze that remains. Bring it back here and my krewe will take care of collecting the sludge.
• Oh no you're not. You don't have a key card yet. Now, what color would you like?
• (sigh) Take a key card, find a turret, place your key card ON the turret, and then observe. We've engineered our turrets to transform flowers into imitation oozenarius iccthisius.
• What do I do after that?
• Ah, yes. The fumes from the observation turrets can sometimes dilute the color of our key cards. Your key is blue.
• Ah, yes. The fumes from the observation turrets can sometimes dilute the color of our key cards. Your key is yellow.
• Ah, yes. The fumes from the observation turrets can sometimes dilute the color of our key cards. Your key is green.
• I understand the desire for increased laboratory defenses, but our first priority is research, not armored lab slippers.
• Right. Carry on.
• You're just going to lie here?
• Motwitt
• You can test my SCRAP 80-T protogolem. Its controls are a sophisticated leap ahead of its predecessor's while remaining easy to operate.
• This SCRAP 80-T will follow and observe you. Each time you disrupt an electrical distortion, the bot will note the interaction. Afterward, return the protogolem so I can read its log.
• You may encounter decommissioned or obsolete SCRAP 80-Ts in the scrap heap. Please repair them for me.
• You already have a protogolem. Most convenient, aren't they? Keep up the investigation!
• Will do.
• The protogolem scans the immediate area and beeps sadly.
• Interesting. Kaii may want to know about this.
• Your protogolem partner beeps and whirs contentedly.
• Good boy.
• Veteran Giant Ooze
• Make it brief. I have a golem to reconfigure.
• Have you seen anything suspicious around here?
• Never mind.
• Suspicious? Like the new krewe members who keep asking about classified information, or like the huge Inquest complex at the southwest corner of our factory?
• Those are both pretty suspicious.
• I forget.
• I've attempted direct wrench-to-face contact in an effort to drive the Inquest away, but their skulls are especially thick. Think you could do better?
• Leave it to me.
• A note on the turret reads: "Requires yellow key card. Please see Takka or one of her associates."
• A note on the turret reads: "Requires green key card. Please see Takka or one of her associates."
• A note on the turret reads: "Requires blue key card. Please see Takka or one of her researchers."
• Any chance of a reward?
• I sure could! Let me see those.
• Got any new gadgets for me, Zee?
• It's right under the Inquest's nose, and they don't even know it! In the shallows by the hylek tribe is the kelp I need to counteract the poison.
• Huzzah! I've been shorthanded since that ignoramus Fixx wandered off. I could use help dealing with the Inquest, acquiring the kelp, and neutralizing the poison the Inquest has been storing.
• What kinds of things?
• Don't mention it. To anyone.
• How can I neutralize hylek poison?