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The Greetings, resident Dix.

I am Sear, and I request an update on the installation process of new equipment on floor 13. Nearly complete, main frames are up

and running. The team is just performing some final diagnostics there, but we run into a snag with the rest.

In what way? As you are no doubt aware, time is very much of the essence here. All equipment is scheduled

to be installed within the next 40 minutes. Failure to adhere to this time frame could have dire

consequences. Right, yes, but we only have room for two of the ManuFab forges. That is, if someone actually wants to be able to use them.

I don't know who approved this build, but we have about 672 square feet of equipment that we have to somehow fit into 250 square feet of floor space.

I see. Thank you for this feedback resident.

I am pleased to report that a solution is readily available to this snag.

Though you look around and see the permanence of load-bearing and or exterior walls,

I can assure you none of this is as permanent as it may appear on first blush.

Floor 13 was not always the home of AI development on Halcyon Tower.

There was a time in which floor 13 was primarily used as a testing facility for

a resident's spatial awareness. Often in the aftermath of significant physical or emotional trauma,

it becomes necessary to test a resident's resilience and ability to manage stress.

Floor 13 was originally developed to provide this specific style of therapy.

Through an adaptation of the works of David Alton and Werner-Hulnick, Floor 13 is equipped with a modular nature that allows for the creation of a maze,

with 4.05 times 10 to the 171st power variations.

Every 8 by 8 foot section of this floor can be shuffled or rotated into myriad positions or locations within floor 13.

Suffice it to say, restructuring the floor plan to allow for the additional space needed to install this equipment is not an issue.

I am far more interested in the status of the currently installed ManuFab stations.

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