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Ferdinand
Here, the data you asked for.
Dorothy
Thanks, Ferdinand. I didn't think you'd hand it over personally.
Ferdinand
We were able to retrieve most of the Loken Watertank data thanks to you. The fewer that know about this, the better.
Ferdinand
And I'm curious as to why you wanted these data.
Dorothy
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She gazes at the monitor in front of her, so focused that even her breathing slows down.
A video of a girl with white hair is playing.
The girl spends most of her time sleeping, eating, or sitting in a corner with a blank look on her face.
From time to time, she is led into a lab, where she crushes furniture placed in a room separated by a 1-meter thick wall.
Dorothy
What a beautiful child.
Ferdinand
You remind me of Loken Williams. I thought only madmen boast about their test subjects.
Dorothy
Sure, he's been accused of crossing a moral line.
Ferdinand
Morals are shackles that the short-sighted impose upon themselves.
Ferdinand
Science has never been bound by common sense. There is no greater insult to a scientist than to be judged by moral standards.
Ferdinand
Williams's problem was that he allowed the infinite unknown to get the better of his sanity, and he abandoned the logic and reason a scientist must grip.
Ferdinand
See at the end of the video how your 'beautiful child' turned the lab into a nightmarish catastrophe.
The monitor is showing a different image.
There is no recorded sound, but the screams seem to pierce the screen and fill a lab from another time.
The fallen debris does not hide the bloodstains.
Dorothy
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Dorothy
What happened to the girl?
Ferdinand
Records pertaining to her have been tampered with. Like the other legacies of Loken Watertank, she has value to somebody, somewhere.
Dorothy
I want to find her.
Ferdinand
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Ferdinand
May I assume you're considering ending Williams's experiments?
Ferdinand
She is too difficult to control. A risk Rhine Lab cannot afford.
Dorothy
She didn't volunteer to be a test subject. I can't ask something so cruel of her.
Ferdinand
You want to heal her?
Ferdinand
We're not doctors, but anyone whose seen the experiments in their entirety should not harbor such delusions.
Dorothy
No, Ferdinand.
Dorothy
All I want to do is find her... and give her a hug.
Ferdinand
A... a hug?
Dorothy
The girl... she's all alone.
Dorothy
They took her family from her, and made her something entirely different from all other people.
Dorothy
I can't help but think... where is she now?
Dorothy
Has she made new friends? Or new enemies?
Dorothy
I want to hear her voice...
Dorothy
I can't change her past, but the future may not be lost yet.
Ferdinand
You know, Dorothy... I really have no idea what you're thinking at times.
Ferdinand
Not many scientists are as sentimental as you are. You're not bound by logic or reason either. Perhaps, one day, your madness will put Williams's to shame...
Dorothy
Madness? I've seen this in my dreams, many times.
Dorothy
That's why I want to find the girl.
Dorothy
If she's still alive... if anyone can save her from her past...
Dorothy
Then maybe someone will be there to stop me, if I really do go over the edge.
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