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|''Language setting... auto... Authentication system... operational... Authenticating... authenticating... Entry code approved. Reactivating the facility's navigation system.'' | |''Language setting... auto... Authentication system... operational... Authenticating... authenticating... Entry code approved. Reactivating the facility's navigation system.'' | ||
''How did you like that? Welcome to the "Heart-pounding Discovery Dream Tour" of our science facility, "Lab Discovera"! At last, allow us to introduce you to the ultimate life-form, "ID-F86." Since it first arrived on our planet, ID-F86 has continually targeted our native wildlife with its invasive behavior. Concerned about the threat it posed, our research countermeasures team captured the specimen. After that, thorough research and development on ID-F86's spatial teleportation ability began at our institute, becoming the basis for the interplanetary warp technology we have today!'' | ''How did you like that? Welcome to the "Heart-pounding Discovery Dream Tour" of our science facility, "Lab Discovera"! At last, allow us to introduce you to the ultimate life-form, "ID-F86." Since it first arrived on our planet, ID-F86 has continually targeted our many species of native wildlife with its invasive behavior. Concerned about the threat it posed, our research countermeasures team captured the specimen. After that, thorough research and development on ID-F86's spatial teleportation ability began at our institute, becoming the basis for the interplanetary warp technology we have today!'' | ||
''However, 30 years after research began... the historic "warp-experiment incident" occurred. That accident caused another specimen to separate from the main body and escape from the facility. To this day, it has not been found. Having never resumed its activities since then, ID-F86 remains permanently preserved even now, in the Eternal Capsule on the top floor of Lab Discovera.'' | ''However, 30 years after research began... the historic "warp-experiment incident" occurred. That accident caused another specimen to separate from the main body and escape from the facility. To this day, it has not been found. Having never resumed its activities since then, ID-F86 remains permanently preserved even now, in the Eternal Capsule on the top floor of Lab Discovera.'' | ||