Encryption // An Interactive Story and Diary

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The laboratory was absolutely in ruins.
Walls were broken.
The roof was partially collapsed.
Glass shards were everywhere, and yet—

The two looked like time had stopped around them, as her dress and his coat moved softly every now and then, as the wind blew through broken windows.

Broken flasks were littered around, fluids long dried up and people long gone.

Minor sensors in him went off, because there was someone around, closeby, someone unknown.

Not enough to wake them, however.
Not close enough.
Within 5 metres, and their eyes would open.