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(Setting) Chapel-3, North Sector
| > A family of three living in an adjacent home are killed by the wall crashing down on them. A car nearby explodes when shrapnel pierces its fuel tank.
> Chapel-3 12:00 PM
| >Sirens wave down the streer as Levicars sporting the Phoenix Corps logo arrive on scene. They quickly land on the ground as Phoenix Corps White Force troops begin exiting and searching the surrounding area for injured people. Ambulance Levicars also arrive just afterwards, with Pink Force Phoenix Corps troops descending down as well, apparently acting as EMT's and Paramedics. The white ones begin to try and secure the area, while the pink ones search for injured and wounded.
| > A van bearing the insignia of the SCO also arrive, stopping at the Phoenix Corps checkpoint.
> The driver rolls his window down. He's wearing a gas mask and asks in a muffled British accent to be allowed to assist.
> Talking from the back suggests more occupants.
| >>180133
>A Phoenix Corps soldier in white colored armor with a black helmet and some gold trim walks up to the car.
"Government identification please, nobody allowed in who isn't authorized by QUINCY, us, or the GCPD."
| >Pink troops are assisting those deafened by the blast, while white troops are busting into buildings that were immediately damaged with a troop of pink troops following in order to save anybody who is injured inside buildings affected by the blast.
>Black troops begin to pull up from more approaching Levicars, dressed in heavy duty EOD power armor, ready to sweep the crater itself for traces of more explosives, or find where this one itself came from.
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> The gas masked man produces a government ID card identifying him as one Harold Thatcher, counter-terrorism specialist.>>180149
| >>180404 >The Phoenix Corps soldier looks at the ID, then nods.
"You're good."
>He waves up people in front of the car so they get out of the way for it, leaving him room to move forward and approach the crater.
| >A tall, young man walks into the area, careful avoiding the debris as he moves to the designated location
| >>180689
>Reaching the area, you discover a metal box bolted to a telephone pole. The cover is hinged, and upon being opened, there's a piece of paper taped to the inside. There's also a large lump of plastic explosives and a mess of wires and electronics.
> The paper reads "Orange, yellow, red, blue." All of these colors exist as wires in the box.
| "I'm going to assume that that's not just the order that I need to cut them cause that's stupid..."
>He searches around the nearby area for any other clues
| > Another paper. "Only one of these is the correct wire. One of these colors does not belong. You have 20 minutes from the opening of the box."
| "I'm getting flashbacks to a fruit themed generator puzzle..."
>CN scowls as he mumbles to himself and walks back to the bomb. He turns on the light on his phone to get a closer look of the bomb. Looking to where each wire connects where etc.
| >>180701
> Most of the wires are either black, white, green, or purple. There's one each of orange, red, yellow, and blue. The orange runs from the explosives into a section of a circuit board marked "LED" and the yellow wire leads to a similar point. The red leads from the explosives back into the explosives, and the blue connects two boards with paintbrush symbols on them.
| "Paintbrush symbols... well if we're talking paints then red, blue, and yellow are primary colors... which means orange is the odd one out. In addition orange and yellow lead to the same point, which implies one of them is the right choice..."
>He checks how much time is left
| >>180741
> The timer shuts off and then displays "YOU'RE WINNER". It then crackles as it shorts out.
| >He walks out of the alley and points the officers in the direction of the diffused bomb, and leaves while they're still distracted.
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| > It's a peaceful day in Chapel-3.
> Well, as peaceful as the slums can be, at least.
> A man with one eye walks down the road, whistling to himself.
> He doesn't even feel the explosion ripping him apart.
> A bomb planted under the street goes off, rupturing several pipes and causing windows in a mile radius to shatter or crack. Anyone within fifty meters of the blast is deafened, anyone within eighty suffers permanent hearing loss.