[ORP] Let's quietly insert this USB (CONCLUSION P.4)

[naggeela]

Tori thought that the Library to see if she could find more information that she and some others had come across while cleaning the accidental mess in Caelius's classroom. When she had gotten there she found that there were a few others that were there as well, wondering to what they were up to Tori walked over to where they were.

"What are you guys looking up?" she asked quietly not trying to draw too much attention to herself and the others.  

[kuropeco]

"Gale. You still have that note from the North Pole Mission, or did you turn it in?"

Maddie's voice. Slowly Gale turned his head, his eyes meeting those of the older girl's, and quietly he nodded, his hair falling across his eyes.

"Yes," he replied, in a very hollow sort of voice, and reached into his pocket, digging around for a moment. He wasn't sure why he kept carrying the stupid scrap with him, but apparently it might actually come in use.

Hopefully it would explain some things.

"Here," he said softly, and unfolded the paper.

Sosiqui

 

[Sosiqui]

"Awesome - nah, I don't know what it means, yet, but..." Madison gestured for the two other Hunters to put their notes together. "Look at that... they match. They match perfectly!!" She rocked back on her heels for a moment in excitement. "What does it say? A... One...?"

kuromeez

Rown

 

[Rown]

Ofelia beamed somewhat, proud that her nasty habit of digging through people's things without their permission resulted in her helping out a bit. She still couldn't understand any of what was going on though her curiosity was being poked at every moment that she stood in there, what with the 1999 and the feeling that these notes had to really mean something. Why else would someone write them down and divide them into four pieces?

"Yer guess is as good as mine fer what it says - Ah jus' got that piece outta Sandy's booklet. It looks like we're missin' two more - anyone here got the pieces?"  

[revenant aria]

Saya answered Sherry, Wilson, Gale, Marcus, Tori as she turned around to face the crowd that had gathered behind her. "There was a usb in Sandy's flashlight and I wanted to see what was on it .. because if we gave it over, we may never get a chance to look at it." She gestured to the screen, not very good at all with speaking to groups.

"But they're asking for a password so .. it's a moot point, I suppose." Saya glanced at the screen and at the usb. A password ..

"I'll try whatever you guys want. Or you can type in numbers too!" Saya volunteered, pushing the keyboard a little out to open the spot to let one or two others slip into the computer area.  

[Trira]

Vanessa actually hadn't been back to her dorm yet.

Instead, she'd taken to trying to find a good place to bury what she'd brought back from the mission. Eventually, she'd found a rather nice, undisturbed looking place in one of the corners of their area for KIA Hunters, and had dug a little hole with the toe of her shoe. Gently, she'd removed the bone fragments from her pocket and from the tissue she's wrapped them in, and then placed them inside the little hole. She'd said a few words, kind of awkwardly since she didn't even know who these bones had belonged to, and buried them.

On her way back to the dorms, she'd found herself getting side-tracked, and ended up in the library of all places. There seemed to be a slight crowd forming around the computer area, and found herself trying to slyly pass by the group. She caught the explanation of the situation as she did so, curiously looking over a few of the others' shoulders. A password protected archive...?

Volt immediately perked up in her mind. The tesla cannon loved puzzles and riddles almost as much as jokes and puns, and mentally nudged her to go check out the situation even more. She glanced over the note, letting the electrical dragon hungrily see what they had to work with. From the height and width of the notes, it could be assumed they needed two more chunks, and if there were the same number of letters/numbers on those two pieces, that meant they'd need four digits or letters.

:: Does the code have to be numerical or can it be in letters? Or both? Can you ask for me? :: Volt questioned, hoping that his trainee would carry actually along his message.

Vanessa complied, quietly asking the gathered trainees from over her shoulder, pretending to look at some of the nearby books, "Do we know if the password is made up of numbers, letters, or a mixture of the two?" Volt was practicially humming in her mind with anticipation. Oh how he loved puzzles like this~  

[Kaiyumi]

For one, Eva was not smiling, her expression rather grim as she slipped into the library. She wasn't entirely sure why she was here, but perhaps she had been hoping to find something to distract her for a while. Truth be told, Eva was still rather shaken up about everything. The fact that she had been right there when Barney and Sandy--

--Eva, don't.

Though her voice was firm, there was a rather gentle tone behind Chara's words. The corners of Eva's lips quirked upwards in a weak smile as she made her way farther into the library. Yeah...yeah, I know. I just don't think I'll ever get used to seeing people dying. She could not claim that the deaths had come as a surprise--she knew what the risks were when they were out there--but that knowledge didn't make accepting them much easier.

Before she could dwell much longer on the matter, she heard a group of whispered voices from nearby. Breaking out of her thoughts, she let her curiosity get the better of her, weaving around the bookcases until she found--ah?

She cocked her head to the side at the trainees who were gathered in front of a computer. Without a word, she slipped forward, reaching out to lightly touch Saya's shoulder. Eva remembered her quite well--she had given her a hand during Allan's mission last time. She offered Saya a small smile, and then turned to give the other trainees a small nod in greeting.

She didn't speak--maybe she was just too tired to do so. It didn't look like she had been sleeping well.  

[revenant aria]

Saya was relieved to see Eva in the midst of all this. Eva, she didn't know that well, but she just gave off a comforting feel like little others. She sent Eva a grateful glance, possibly for coming or simply just for acting like moral support.

"I have no clue what the password consists of."

Saya tried to insert what people were putting in. Perhaps a mixed up combination?

Quote:

A199?

It didn't work either.

kaiyumi

 

[Manda]

Tedan wasn't entirely sure why he was wandering around the halls right now ... he really should probably be back in his room getting some sleep after that last mission. But well, he didn't exactly think he could sleep right now. Aside from Wilson, he'd been the closest person to Sandy when the snakes showed up and she was bitten. And he couldn't help feeling like he should have been able to do something to help her. To make some kind of difference. He knew he wasn't good enough yet, hell, he wasn't even to the next level of trainee. But still. Dammitall.

With a soft sigh, he happened to glance into the library as he passed by and blinked upon seeing several people in there. What was going on ...? Turning, he headed inside and moved over to peer at the computer screen. "Password..?" he murmured. "For what?"  

[revenant aria]

To all the guesses floating around, they would find that Saya was navigating out of the password screen to the contents of the harddrive. There was a mysterious forgotten folder, spaced at the bottom.

Opened on the screen:

(TY BLADE ;;~)

Maybe if they switched around some .. Hm. Decoding time! Saya stared at it for a moment.  

[Manda]

When Saya opened the folder, Tedan blinked at the red letters and numbers for a moment, tilting head to one side. "It almost looks like ... if you switched them around a little ... it could be a time. 6am, or 1am?" But what was with the extra number? 61am, or 16am made no sense.  

[Blade Kuroda]

Without any sort of thing to go by, this was going to be pretty hard. Deryk stared at the screen some more, while listening to the other trainees in the area. Though, soon, Saya had managed to find some image that had something in red on it.

"Think we have our key. Hold on. Gimme a moment," he murmured while looking at the note. The gears had begun to churn in his head. Then, in the next moment, he took the keyboard and started to input a few different possibilities. Nothing yet.

"Hm... Oh. Wait. Think I got it. Maybe... Just maybe," he said to himself while thinking on it a little longer. The code seemed to be pretty simple. He just needed to order it right.

And so on his next attempt, A new screen came up

"Jackpot. Looks like its a bunch of mission archives... why so classified?"  

[Manda]

"Huh... " Tedan half-grunted. He hadn't seen exactly what Deryk typed in for the pasword, but it seemed to have worked. "There's gotta be something in here if it was pass-protected." Grabbing the mouse for a moment, he clicked through the links, skimming over lines of text ... until the last line in the report summary caught his eye.

"Hunter casulaties total 198 out of 200...? s**t."