Wandering - Second Day(Tony)

Tony opens the metal door and peers through, looking to avoid anything suspicious like amorphous angry blobs of death or monsters or the like.

It's a 20x20 room, with only one light still shining. There's a lot of baby beds in here, some of which are knocked over and plastered with blood. Near the back of the room is a metal door, leading off to who knows where, and a table with some files and clipboards on it. The contents of both appear to have been burnt, rather recently judging from the smell.

Tony goes to expect the burnt clipboard. "this is certainly strange."

Tony: You can't really make out what's on it. Whomever burnt it made sure to burn it well.

Tony discards the burnt clipboard, and begins to rifle through the files.

Tony: These have been burnt too. Someone really didn't like whatever was in them.

Tony shakes his head, "never gonna know what was in them now." He takes a moment to rub his sore parts and tries not to prod his torn parts. Tony then walks towards the other metal door and peers through the other side.

Tony: The door refuses to open. A loud, cold, metallic voice sounds out as you grab the handle. "Fingerprint data does not match. Please provide voice print for verification."

Tony inspects the door handle to look for the lock and sensor.

Tony: It's just a scanner bar on the back of the door handle. There's no lock you can see to pick.

Tony pulls out his handy hacking kit; the crowbar and wire strippers. He proceeds to pry off the handle bar and get to work.

Tony: "Warning. Tampering with system detected. Alarm will sound if attempt continues."

Tony stops prying off the handle. "well YOUR no fun."

Tony: The door does not respond to your grrs. However, you hear movement from back in the nurse's station. Sounds like odd scraping footsteps.

Tony slowly and quietly heads back towards the waiting room, opening and closing the door quietly behind him.

Tony: You see an Ann in the nurse's room, pulling herself up through the doorway. For some reason, she's not wearing any pants.
(Hop back to Ann's thread)