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 Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2012 8:07 pm
The Entrance
It appears that Hana has grown dreadfully bored with traditional manners of doing things and has thus rejected her predecessor's office entirely. Instead, she utilized her intellect to its full extent and created an alternate world designed specifically to her tastes. Then, she anchored it to an unassuming supply closet. Within this world is an office, store rooms, lab areas, living quarters and even a small garden.
Of course, the dual entranceway of both the supply closet and Hana's quarters serves as the first line of security and defense. The door opens specifically under two conditions: Hana must be present somewhere within the world she has created and she must expressly permiss the would-be visitor to enter. As the entrance is keyed into her reiatsu and DNA signatures, it is nigh upon impossible to hoodwink. Should anyone attempt to enter without both of these conditions being met, they will find themselves staring a dusty rows of cleaning supplies. There are, however, certain individuals whom may override the security system in an extreme emergency.
One slight issue -which Hana alone seems to not find extremely alarming- is the door's unfortunate tendency to "stick." When this happens, no one may enter or exit for at least a few minutes. Worst-case, the effect lasts a few days. Generally, Hana finds the entire thing amusing because no matter what she is still within the comforts of her home and private workspace(this never happens when she is absent). Plus, she finds the distress of the occasional unfortunate visitor highly enjoyable. That is, until they get lost somewhere or wander into some dangerous situation and she finds them wounded, screaming their heads off, unconscious or even dead. Generally this tends to mar her good mood but its quick work to deal with the corpses - the few tamed hollows maintaining various parts of her realm are always hungry. With the living victims, she usually stitches them up or gets them fed and bedded down until she can rid herself of them.
The Main Greeting Chamber
The initial entranceway is a large room outfitted in the same unremarkable shade of white without. Directly opposite the door leading outside is a raised construct which closely resembles a judge's bench, such as one found in a courtroom. The major differences include the silver-grey color and soft luminosity as well as the level top of Hana's variation. It seems that much of this space is occupied by a three foot by two foot touchscreen interface. This embedded monitor is specifically designed to access databases and cameras in the sereitei, as well as to access Hana's private data and various monitoring devices stationed around her realm. From this screen, she can access the top-secret database(which is a serious offense -not that Hana cares) maintained by the Sereitei's governing body, spy on various squads and noble compounds, can review or edit her own carefully collected notes, or can monitor sections of her abode, including delicate experiments or compounds as they ferment. This screen is also specially coded so as not to be accessed by anyone besides Hana. Around the edges of the screen are haphazard stacks of paper. Some are covered in Hana's illegible annotated scrawl -the one she used when only her eyes will see it- while others display type. Half of them appear to be encoded while the rest are plainly understandable. Those which are easily read generally fall under the category of "official paperwork" and include various notices and forms and requests. Of them, only half actually require her attention. The rest can be easily handled by her subordinates and were sent to her by some self-important windbag or another who foolishly got it into their head that they were too prestigious to be serviced by anyone other than the Captain. "Anyone less would be a disgrace and would fail to complete the task," supposedly. When Hana needs space to work, she will lock her monitor's screen and work on it.
A specially designated spot directly in front of and not one foot from the desk has been retrofitted with a hydraulic jack in order to counteract the height issues and visionary issues associated with having a twelve-foot desk. The spot is roughly ten feet square and capable of lifting seven tons. Hana has started a system which will negate gravity in a controlled manner to allow it and not its passenger to float. However, she's left off on completing it for more trying and urgent tasks. Simply put, its not nearly enough of a challenge for her nor does she find particularly reason to make it a priority when the current system works well. It just looks cooler.
The ceiling itself is one huge light which may be brightened or dimmed as Hana chooses from her interface. Embedded in all four walls are monitors which act as faux mirrors depicting locations in the actual squad. Behind the desk they show a popular walkway lined in grass and flowering weeds. On one wall an exotic garden is depicted. This garden happens to be filled with exotic man-made plants and even a few successfully altered animal species. Another wall shows the main courtyard of the squad grounds, particularly the massive gates. The last wall which houses the "front" door, shows a bar which is popular amongst most shinigami.
The Hallway
At the back of the greeting chamber and to the left of the desk is a passageway outfitted in the same luminous shade of white. It is difficult to find the seams in order to differentiate between ceiling, walls and floor but luckily the tiles of the hallway are easily separated. And for good reason. You see, certain tiles actually happen to have specified properties. By utilizing a device and an altered form of the forbidden Kid Kūkanten'i(空間転位, Spatial Displacement), along with certain principles of shunpo, Hana was able to solve the crisis posed by the length of the hall versus the time parameters of her schedule as well as create a system to thwart any nosy troublemakers whom wandered in while she was preoccupied. Depending on where you step, some tiles held the capability to carry a person to a specified stretch of the hallway. There are no signs other than the sudden appearance of a door or several doors down the right side, which kept trespassers from realizing what had happened unless they turned around which usually was impossible without airwalking or stepping onto another tile which would take them who-knows-where. Hana is the only person with a full working knowledge of the layout of the tiles, though her Lieutenant is privy to some knowledge regarding the system and has negotiated about with few recent mishaps. Supposedly, though, the hall continues indefinitely without a shadow or crack to show any change, thus making it incredibly foolish to travel by conventional means.
Section 1: Living Quarters
Common Area: Down the first stretch of hallway on the right is an unassuming yet proud rounded screen entrance. The screens are "blind" and thus slide into a narrow cavity within the wall. The frame of the doors is confided of teak lacquered to a fine luminescence. The panels appear to be made from several thin, layered pieces of wood. Each save the last is cut into shapes in a manner which expand the deeper the layer is. The panels depict scenes in nature, all in an alluring honey tan color. Physically the door looks to be an alarming mix of sturdiness and fragility with its firm framework and flowering inlaid designs. Hana did not choose it, certainly, however she continues to humor her brother by keeping it.
Past this door is a simply-furnished room. It is designed to be an ideal receiving area for guests. It is not grandiose, for Hana rarely entertains those whom might require such lengths here and she herself is unconcerned with her surroundings. Provided they supply her with what she needs, they are inconsequential. It possesses a rounded hole in the center of the room set in layers of decreasing circumference. This pit is padded and lined with pillows, which are stowed within each seating tier. A kotatsu with a revised circular shape can be fitted into the center of the pit via pole mount. Spaced around the pit are small areas to place food and drink.
The room itself is painted in dusty tones while garnished with richly-toned hardwood and oak fixtures. Across from the main door, in a corner, a small but robust clay oven, squat at knee height grows like a hive or a tumor from the wall. It is smooth and devoid of angles. The floor is lain in russet tiles–fire-hardened pewter. In the wall adjacent to the entrance is a wall devoted to tomes and scrolls, full of shallow alcoves resembling shelves and cubbyholes.
Kitchen:
Garden:
Section 2: Storage Rooms
Black Hole:
Pantry:
Section 3: Labs and Examination Rooms
Entrance:
Section 4: Containment Facilities
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Section 5: Training Areas
Canyonland:
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Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2012 12:53 pm
Shadow walks up to the door leading to the captains office "unless she got more help,this explains why my.....our squad was taking its sweet time with every task i gave them. Though all of this is vary impressive, i think she is the only person with an I.Q. greater then my own." Shadow then knocked on the door wile looking over signing any paperwork his men gave him "Captain , it is about high time we meet, dont you think?" Shadow would wait for only 5 min before going back and doing his job. he kept looking at his wrist that gave a holographic projection of all the things he was monitoring around the lab
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Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2012 1:22 pm
(Whoo boy this should be fun. kradiea, this is a fairly inane and impossible post; Hana is still at the Grand Senkaimon about to cross over. I can't reasonably or logically be here without forum-jumping and I won't be able to post here for likely at least a week. You definitely could have waited.)
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Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2012 3:15 am
as shadow waited, a member of his squad came up and told him that the captain was in the taizai world. "funny,i did not know she was taking part. ill be right there" he headed off to the main computer. (i honistly did misread where hana was going. sorry about that)
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Posted: Sun Jun 10, 2012 5:37 pm
(No problem, it happens to all of us. ^^)
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