Quote Originally Posted by Bulbasaur View Post
I'll check out the murder body, and use my Technical on the computer at 24a.
You head back to the Scholars Guild Study Halls, returning to the computer that was recently repaired by Adrian. It doesn't seem like anyone has used it since then, but it still seems to be on, waiting for a password. You decide to put your technical skills into action and you perform a hard restart on the computer by turning it off and turning it back on again.

You override the initial startup and instead of allowing the computer to boot in a standard user mode, you make the attempt to break into the administrator account, playing it as if you're the systems admin performing maintenance setup on the machine.

You then bypass the operational system setup by going into the accounts and reconfigure the standard user password. You clear out the initial password, which was "SG11518" and then replace it with something easy to remember, using "testuser1" instead. You're confident it will look like a Scholars Guild Systems Administrator got a little careless and forgot to change it back to what it was before, but their chances of ever finding out it was you are between extremely slim and nil.

{Partially Functional Computer: <Reapir>, Password / <Technical>}

With that taken care of, you logout as admin, restart the machine and now login as a Standard Scholar's Guild user, using your "testuser1" password.

The machine boots up, and upon arriving at the main menu, you discover that this computer is mainly intended to read, write, copy, and process computer memory chips and display their information. You make the connection and it seems like this is the only computer in the Scholars Guild that has this capability. All the others have other specific tasks, but this one is specialized for this purpose.

The computer's main display screen is prompting you to insert a memory chip before it can perform any of the functions, but at the current moment, you just don't have one. You take note of the slot under the main screen that's configured to accept memory chips of different sizes and shapes, and even has the capability to copy and create new ones from an output port off to the side.

{Memory Chip Slot: Memory Chip} has been noted in the Team Records.

Though the machine is back up and running, it seems you need a memory chip to put it to good use, but at least you now know if you come across one in the future, this machine should now be able to help when it comes to reading it, processing it, or copying it.

You decide to head back to base and prepare for whatever the night may bring.

Mistee the Bulbasaur (M: Grass/Poison)
Health: 10/10 | Sanity: 7/8 | Purity: 10/10
Battle Stance: Flee
Perk: Technical
Trait: Charming