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Gene Clinic Openings

| >The screen flashes a variety of subdued neon colors before a familiar logo appears- a letter V intersected by a T down the center.
"VERIATECH SOLUTIONS CORPORATION: A touch of the divine."

After months of hostilities, the VERIATECH SOLUTIONS CORPORATION is pleased to announce the grand-reopening of our headquarters in Glitch City Centre!

We opened our doors prematurely in order to shelter victims affected by the recent rioting, showcasing our new security!


| >A short video plays... it appears to show a few groups of rioters and randoms approaching the building, only for the doors to seal tightly shut. As some of the rioters begin to attack the doors, the video feed cuts out- but not synced with the audio, which seems to cut off just as a scream of some kind is heard.

At VeriaTech, your safety and security has always been *our* priority- That's why we've been a leader in biotechnology for the past several years.


| "open our doors to shelter victims"
It's a trap××


| We are now pleased to announce the opening of our official Gene Clinics! Ever wanted real, functioning cat ears? What about having the sense of smell of a bloodhound?
Or perhaps you were injured and aren't able to afford treatment? VeriaTech has you covered. Our minimally invasive, reversible modifications range from solely cosmetic...
>A girl appears with soft, floppy ears, not unlike a dog's- in fact it's the only part of her that seems to be hybridized at all.


| ...to aiding the paraplegic...
>Jump cut to a scene of generic individuals walking again, leaving wheelchairs, et cetera.
VeriaTech does it all!

Interested? We are now taking applications. Please call us at 666-XXX-XXX to reserve your spot now!*








*Entry requires a background check, positive credit rating, demographic survey, and acceptance of terms and agreement. Please call for additional information.
VeriaTech Solutions Corporation (c) 2XXX


| >looking at his left arm, metallic one. And looking really bummed out.

... Well, I don't think I will get new arm from this place....


| - vereks


| If anyone's up for running into the place.
I'm in. or at the very least, I'll pay for whatever deep dark shit you can find about that place.
-obviously_anon_for_now


| They have the balls to open up after all these cyber zombie rumors started cropping up? Amazing.


| >>87316
Are you determined to go in? I could use some information if you would find it. I can pay for the trouble.
Keep me posted if you get in there and are willing to smuggle info.
- Angry cat boomer


| >>87316 >>88050
I'd advise against it... -CN


| >>88056
What Id need would be noise and junk data to them. If anon would be shuffling all kinds of data while working there it could be very easy to make a copy of small samples from the terabytes of monitoring info they generate every minute.
Am not encouraging her/him to do. Only if oportunity arises.
- Angry cat boomer


| >>88086
Last time there was an assault on VT HQs, things did not go well... for a whole district. -CN


| >>88088
This could actually aid anon. Someone fearing a battle tank doesnt think much of someone in a labcoat taking notes. ;)
- Angry cat boomer


| >>88096
You don't understand, they are probably going to be more careful now. I'm not exaggerating when I say it's a suicide mission. -CN


| Well if anyone's taking any of the treatments they offer, it'd be nice to keep us posted.
Good luck though


| >>88101
I dont think anon wants to die and surely I dont want her/him to risk own life for what Id ask. Like I said for them would be low priority boring data. It becomes valuable only when one knows what to look for.
But you are right in them being paranoid pieces of shit.
- Angry cat boomer


| >>88122
I don't think they would find it low priority from what I know about them but I digress. Just anything involving VT directly is bad news. -CN


| I don't... Have any augmentations. For what it's worth, they can't harm me with things like the cyber zombification virus, right?
I could go there. Look around a bit. Pretend I'm interested. I mean, I kind of /am/, but you know what I mean. -MERCurio


| It be interesting to find out more about this place, but its a black box to most of us with mods.
-AnoMeat


| >>88211
MERCurio...Seriously I don't think this is a good idea.
- Aethia


| I don't think it's a good idea, either... But someone HAS to do it, right? And most of us are at least somewhat augmented... -MERCurio


| >>88339
How about an agreement? We are augmented here, we can party up with you there — we are interested in what this "virus" is capable of doing. At the very least, with our interest, we want someone to accompany us there.

Not to worry, if we happen to break there, you can simply leave us if it is necessary for your safety. -Uni


| >>88339
They have other means you control people as well. I'm serious man, I've been gathering info on them for almost a year now. No one knows the dangers more than I do. Like I said before, thr logic virus is the tip of the iceberg. -CN


| How about interrogating one of their employees. Not the grunts ofc, someone who'd know something


| >>88550
Controlled violence is the answer


| >>88550
Anyone with info of note very well knows how to protect themselves. -CN


| And are surrounded by Viper Security. I know because I armed them...


| -AnoMeat


| >>88583
Is that so? How odd. I've never heard of this "Viper Security" before.

Why don't you pay us a visit to discuss a contract with them? I'm sure they can come quite in handy. ;) -Eros


| CN, as always, you flatter us, but please, writing horror fiction is not your strong suit. You should try out science fiction instead! Maybe use some of those adventures under your belt as inspiration, no? -Eros


| ...And there's the PR. -CN


| In the flesh. <3 -Eros


| >>88604
Gee, I wonder how those adventures started in the first place. -CN


| >>88609
As I understand it, you had several run ins online with my predecessor, who spent hours writing angry text walls in all caps anytime you picked on him. I'd say that you were a man after my own heart, were it not for the fact that those conversations involved a lot of slander too... -Eros


| >>88618
Ah yes, the same predecessor who's is in hiding for a murder charge yes? -CN


| Eros, I am sure you understand that word of mouth is not the most reliable method of information, so I might be mistaken. Viper Security is definitely out there, if they are not protecting you, then they are going to attempt killing VIPs from your Corp.
-AnoMeat


| Oh god no... -CN


| >>88626
The same predecessor who's taking some much needed time off by spending time with our younger siblings and not making a fool of himself online. ^^;;

>>88633
...
...
... Is that a threat, Mister AnoMeat? -Eros


| >>88633
I'm telling you man don't go there. -CN


| >>88644
*Sigh* Look let's just skip past the back and forth here. I've done it with Hermes, I've done it with you. -CN


| Christ no! Just chatter from the buyer. I'm not in town to make enemies Mr.Eros, Just here to make Acquaintance.


| >>88671
Back and forth? I'm not kidding, CN. Here...
>1223XX.pnx uploaded
>It appears to depict a slim man in a peacoat whose face is obscured by a thick grey scarf and a hood. Underneath it, you can see bits of light green hair poking out. Next to them is a shorter person who is completely obscured by their thick winter clothing, but fits the profile of someone who's likely in their tweens. In the background, a familiar sight- the Kira Miki concert.
Frankly I'm kinda envious.


| >>88675
Acquaintances, you say...
Believe me, I'm sure we're all be acquainted soon enough. ^^ -Eros


| >>88685
Huh, that's funny, I was in the concert as well. Guess we must have missed each other. Well I suppose that was likely with how big of a turnout. -CN


| >>88696
Probably for the better. Now that would have been awwwwkkkkkwaaarrrrddd! -Eros


| >>88710
Is that what we call burning hate now? I guess it works out, I wouldn't had wanted to be his next victim. -CN


| But while I have you here, let's go ahead and clear up a few misconceptions on relatively polite terms.

For example... where on earth did you get the idea that VeriaTech, my employer and top pharmaceutical and clinical corporation created this "logic virus?" And, assuming for a moment that that is in any way true...
...why would we? -Eros


| This feels like requisite evil. -LolAnon


| >>88718
It would be an excellent way to deal with multiple hostiles, or at least that why I assume you had them installed in the sprinkler system in your old HQ during the summit back in June. -CN


| >>88751
...what. o.o -Eros


| >>88766
Oh were you not privy to that info? I'm pretty sure something similar to this happened with Hermes... did they no tell you about that little "contingency"? -CN


| >>88771
Forgive my saying, but that sounds absolutely ridiculous.
Why in the world would a... virus, that makes zombies, be loaded into a *sprinkler* system? -Eros


| >>88774
Hey man I'm not your old buildings architect. I'm just telling you what I saw. -CN


| Pfft... -Eros


| >>88791
Hey man, let me tell you, those bosses of yours keep that thing stashed everywhere.... by the way do they still make you wear those company bracelets? -CN


| >>88810
Company bracelets? Why, yes, yes we do... -Eros


| How thick are the Company Bracelets, Eros?
-AnoMeat


| >>88813
Yup a dose of the thing is in there too I'm pretty sure. Or at least it was in the one that the last Athena had. -CN


| >>88821
About five millimeters or so. Why do you ask? -Eros


| >>88832

The last Athena? I believe she was let go due to a conflict of interest... -Eros


| >>88837
Yea the conflict of interest was running away from the summit and being silenced before she could potentially reveal any info as Hera's secretary. -CN


| >>88841
Really now- I don't like to gossip so much, but last I heard it was because she slept with a criminal involved in an illegal drug trade, who moonlit as a gigolo. -Eros


| >>88845
That's uh... awfully specific. Either way if you don't believe me I'm sure the matter could be easily solved if you gave her a call. Since Athena worked under Hermes I'm sure stands to reason that you would have the previous iterations contact info still. If she answers then I guess I'm just a conspiracy theorist. -CN


| If its what I think it is, those 5 millimeters are deadly, I've seen classified spec sheets made for other Corps.


| >>88857 >>88859
...hmm.
Well, I'm thoroughly spooped. -Eros


| >>88867
Just something to keep in mind. Hera doesn't tell you everything you know. -CN


| You better tell me that I'm wrong Eros, Because it might be a similar design.
-AnoMeat


| >>88871
I tell him what he needs to know, CN. -Hera


| >>88872
I'm afraid that you're not... -Eros


| Eros, would you mind setting a meeting with me, I just got a great idea for a promotion of the gene clinic.
-Anomeat


| >>88938
Eros, I don't trust that wording.
-Arachne


| >>88923
I'm sure you do Hera. I'm sure you do. -CN
>>88926
Glad were on the same page, although I suppose you have nothing to be afraid of in this case. -CN


| >>88943
Nor do I~
But I must admit, I'm curious all the same, >>88938 Anomeat. -Eros


| I promise no fowl intention. Pick a neutral place, in broad daylight.
-AnoMeat


| *Siiiiiiiigh* This is why I just do internet shit. Aside from being fun on the R&D side...there's really no need for even the imagined existance of death sprinklers. Maybe some really good firewalls and hardcore spoofing techniques but death sprinklers? NOOOPE. It's not that serious.
- Aethia

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