Nightshift 44: Entry Room
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The door was unlocked and the room was quiet. It was also all dark corners, so Indy kept his guard and his flashlight up as he edged inside. If there was anything lurking, he didn't see it, and he'd rather keep moving than do an exhaustive search of the place. He glanced back at Ryuuzaki.
"The map doesn't list which files are in which rooms," he said, speaking quickly and quietly. "Probably stored alphabetically by last name, split roughly down the middle--at least, assuming they're not thrown in at random to waste our time." Indy wouldn't put it past Landel. Still, he moved toward the side room marked "1" on the map. "Jones" and "Lucas" would both be in the first half of a conventional filing system.
This door--of course--was locked.
The door was unlocked and the room was quiet. It was also all dark corners, so Indy kept his guard and his flashlight up as he edged inside. If there was anything lurking, he didn't see it, and he'd rather keep moving than do an exhaustive search of the place. He glanced back at Ryuuzaki.
"The map doesn't list which files are in which rooms," he said, speaking quickly and quietly. "Probably stored alphabetically by last name, split roughly down the middle--at least, assuming they're not thrown in at random to waste our time." Indy wouldn't put it past Landel. Still, he moved toward the side room marked "1" on the map. "Jones" and "Lucas" would both be in the first half of a conventional filing system.
This door--of course--was locked.