Button 1.

Number One seemed to be the consensus.
Did we get an archive of the last thread? For awesome-ness.

STEP AWAY FROM DOOR ABOVE HIS HEAD

PRESS BUTTON ONE.

>>3196423
>Button 1
Tom hesitates, standing close to the grate... then presses button 1, not for a moment considering the diagram could have been coded based on the key sequence listed on the wall panel by the fishtank.

Button One for great justice.

>>3196433

Wall panel beside the fishtank? What wall panel beside the fishtank? OH GOD

>>3196433
Oh god this is going to end badly.

Also, good thing this is a new thread. The first reply on the old one would have us a dead tom.

>>3196433
SLOW RELPY

I WAS WRONG

TOM IS GOING TO DIE.

>>3196433
Luckily that doesn't seem to be the case anyway!
...but nothing appears to happen. Except that the button sinks into the wall just like the electro-button did, and for a moment, there seems to be a faint, distant "beep"...

>>3196445
in b4 disaster

>>3196445
CHECK THE AFOREMENTIONED PANEL

>>3196445
OH SHIT, OH SHIT I JUST GOT IT

I KNOW WHAT JUST HAPPENED

GO BACK UPSTAIRS

put a coin in the slot next to the fish tank

>>3196448
>CHECK THE AFOREMENTIONED PANEL
In actuality, the panel seems to be some sort of card reader. It has three lights, all red right now.

>>3196449
This.

UPSTAIRS.

button 2

>>3196458
FOAR GREATE DJUSTICE!!!

DO IT FAGGOT

Can someone make a quick recap and tell me what has happened up until now?

>>3196469
>>3195067

>>3196464
>>3196458
>>3196449
On returning to the first room, Ruby notices something's changed.

>>3196469
The first thread is still live, check it here: >>3195067

>>3196478
HOT DAMN.

It was flipped after all!

Good thing we didn't kill him. BUTTONS THREE FOUR AND FIVE ARE OFF LIMITS.

SOMEONE ARCHIVE THE THREADS.

>>3196478

Press the green button.

>>3196478
PRESS DOWN BUTTAN

>>3196482

How do you know? What if it's the "water" button after all? There's water on the other side of the door...

>>3196492
......

>>3196489
>>3196490
WE ARE NOW DEAD.

>>3196489
>>3196490
Ruby presses the DOWN ARROW button, and in the far corner of the room, another hatch opens up.
Looking down, Ruby sees that the shaft leads straight into Tom's cell.
But there's no ladder.

>>3196500
Go back down stairs. Press button 2.

>>3196500

So it IS flipped. Have Tom press button 2 now.

>>3196508
>>3196509
Ruby calls down the open shaft and tells Tom to press button #2 now.

>>3196520
Tom presses the second button, which causes the metal shutters on the Z-Hatch to shut immediately.

>>3196522

FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF

This is enjoyable. Well played, all.

>>3196522
Fucking figures. Input the code to open the hatch again.

Also, we've assumed that one symbol is a skull. Is it really? BAD DRAWING.

>>3196522
try the access code 211 again, or tell him to press button 2 a second time.

Don't kitties eat bunnies? What if he's like locked up for a reason and he's soem kind of nympho rapist cat?

...

Well?

>>3196535
JUST AS PLANNED.

>>3196522

It didn't recede, did it? Have him press it again so the hatch opens.

Okay I'm done with this thread. So I'll tell Ruby to just jump down the hole to met Tom and have constant raw sex until they are both exhausted.

>>3196535

Then considering most of the posts in the last thread, he'll be out as soon as we figure it out.

Check inventory again, what do we have?

Ask Tom exactly what happened when he pressed the third button. What was the source of the electricity? Was that thing hanging in the roof there before he pressed it, or did it come down after he pressed the button? Was that thing what electrocuted him?

Button 4, please.

>>3196531
>tell him to press button 2 a second time.
Tom presses the button again and the hatch slides open.

>>3196547

OK, let's go back down and through the Z-hatch. Time to search that room again.

>>3196547
That's a relief.

Climb down and tell him to NOT press 4 or 5, since you expect them to do bad things. Let's save them for some last-chance measures, and only if Tom wants to, aye?

Can we have another look at that poster?

We need a closer look at the symbol that looks like a skull.. Is that what it is?

>>3196542
>check inventory
Ruby is carrying five items at the moment.

Hey, wait a minute! Direct access to Tom's cell means you can pass large items through! What does he have that we need, or vice-versa?

>>3196562

No just tell him not to do anything. If he thinks they might harm him, then when the time comes to press them he won't.

>>3196564
Yeah, examine all the symbols closely.

Also, we want Ruby's opinion on what she thinks each symbol looks like. For example, does she think that one symbol do look like a skull, or what's her opinion?

Press Button 4

>>3196573
>examine all the symbols closely.

>>3196567
Yeah, CAN OPENER, TWO COINS, PAIR OF GLOVES, SMALL CHEST and CHART WITH SYMBOLS

Try and combine each of the items with each other in any and all ways that would not destroy any of the items.

Adventure games YUCK FEAH

CLIMB DOWN

Ask Tom what he thinks of the situation. What does he want to do? He got any ideas on what's the next thing they should do?

>>3196584
That is most certainly a skull. Oh well.

We can't really know what the water drop does.

OH. IS RUBY'S ARM LONG ENOUGH TO REACH DOWN FOR THE LEVER ON THE CEILING OF TOM'S CELL?

>>3196584

Maybe the water button will drain the water outside, we never were able to determine if it's even got that much water out there.

I say press 5.

>>3196592
Do not climb down. We get stuck.

Button 1 did what button 5 shows: shows the down arrow.

Logic dictates we should press button 2. Button 4 is the skull, if that's what it is.

>>3196602
>Logic dictates we should press button 2.

Button 2 opens and closes the Z Hatch.

Press the Down button again. If nothing happens, ask Tom to press button 1 again, if possible.

>>3196585
>Try and combine each of the items with each other in any and all ways that would not destroy any of the items.
Using one COIN, the RUBBER GLOVES, the TINY CHEST, and a piece of the BUTTON DIAGRAM, Ruby fashions together the JUNKOTRON MISSILE LAUNCHER! This baby could break through a steel wall!

>>3196607

You're tired and want to quit, I see.

>>3196607
FUCK YEAH, Ruby is actually MACGUYVER

>>3196607
NO WAIT, THEY DON'T.
Too bad, I thought you were really on to something there.

>>3196616

That made me chuckle.

Hey, does the computer have a HELP function? Can it provide some information on what this place is?

>>3196605
Oh yeah, forgot that's how we got the diagram well at least I was right =3

Lets try to reach for th lever for now.

OKAY.

TOM HAS A LETTER OPENER AND A TIN CAN AND THE METAL PLATE IN HIS CELL.

Again, try to see if ruby can reach for the lever on tom's ceiling through the trap door..

>>3196607
Climb down if not done already

Ask Tom to take cover

Blast a hole through the fourth wall (the one we are spectating through) in a manner that would also partly open up a hole through the wire that holds Tom capture.

Then steal a car outside, ride to town.

Ride to Max's place, ask him on a date, and live happily ever after.

You know which Max I'm talking about.

>>3196621
>'help'
The help and information prompt is markedly unhelpful. The system seems to be local, rather than connected to any external source. Which means no internet.

enter 'access administration account' into the console

>>3196626
>TIN CAN

HOLY SHIT

DROP THE CANOPENER DOWN THE CHUTE AND HAVE HIM OPEN THE CAN.

>>3196629

Try to persuade Tom to lend us the letter opener and throw it up the hatch, so we can use it to pry open that little treasure chest, promising him that we'll throw it back down after we're done with it.

>>3196642
This

>>3196625
>>3196626
Unfortunately, the shaft is too far to reach the lever from above.

>>3196642
>>3196643
Let's make a TRADE instead

SO: Convince Tom to trade our CAN OPENER for his LETTER OPENER

>>3196642
>>3196643
TRADE CAN OPENER FOR LETTER OPENER.

DO IT NOW.

NOW

Tom stand under shute. Ruby drop items on Tom to kill him and end this.

>>3196642
>DROP THE CANOPENER DOWN THE CHUTE AND HAVE HIM OPEN THE CAN.
Look out below.

>>3196651
>>3196653
TRADE-MIND

Hmm. The Z-hatch room should require some further examination. Perhaps agree with Tom that after Ruby crawls in, Tom presses the button that closed it, so that we'll see whether anything changed inside the room. Also remember to have him open the hatch again when Ruby knocks on it.

>>3196542
>Ask Tom exactly what happened when he pressed the third button. What was the source of the electricity? Was that thing hanging in the roof there before he pressed it, or did it come down after he pressed the button? Was that thing what electrocuted him?

Descend to the lower level and do exactly this.

DO IT NAO

>>3196666
Tom sets to work opening the can.

Is the letter opener small enough to slip through the grate?

So that the game won't crash and we'll lose progress, SAVE GAME

If ruby doesn't understand that, type it into the console.

SUCCESS!
Tom completely mangles the tin can beyond anything useable due to his incompetence in operating a canopener.

But from inside the sealed can, he recovers an access card!

>>3196487
WRT archiving, sup/tg/ is still down, BUT I have a zip now of the first thread. If it's not up by the time the first thread disappears, I'll forward it to Lord Licorice.

I HAVE DUBBED IT RUBYQUEST. IS THIS ACCEPTABLE?

>>3196693
Have him toss up the card AND the letter opener.

>>3196693
Climb down and examine the card-slider-thing even closer. Are the small red lamps actually buttons?

If not, I'll assume they're the amount of times you have before the console is locked forever.

>>3196693

Can he throw the access card through the hatch to the upper level?

>>3196694

YES

DO THE SAME WITH THIS THREAD

>>3196697
>Have him toss up the card AND the letter opener.
Despite Tom's impressive and manly physique, the card has too much air resistance because of its shape, and refuses to be tossed up the shaft.

>>3196711
Toss it so the edge goes into the wind, TOM.

DUH.

>>3196711

Give him the diagram, have him roll the card into it along with something heavy, and have him throw that to me. I'm sure a dense ball will be easier to toss.

>>3196711

Have him toss up the LETTER OPENER then. If he can't throw that up, he's a pussy. Oh wait...

>>3196718
It's no use. The ACCESS CARD can't be thrown that far without fluttering uselessly out of control.

The LETTER OPENER on the other hand, sails through the shaft easily.

How long was the wire? Can we drop it down to tie the card and pull it up?

Also try open door and open locker in the computer.

>>3196708
Done and done. Even checked everything to make SURE it was all good.

>>3196723
Pry open treasure chest.

Open up the treasure chest using the letter opener.

>>3196724
We don't have the wire anymore.

>>3196723

Slip the letter opener into a crack in the little treasure chest. Then, using the edge of one of the cell's (the one we woke up in) walls as a fulcrum, and the letter opener as a lever, crack open the chest like an oyster.

>>3196723

Use LETTER OPENER on TREASURE CHEST

Also, we are totally fucked. We can't get Tom out of that room now.. the card won't go through the mesh.

Can he throw the panel with 4 screws up? Not as easy as a knife, but worth a try seeing as we have a nice screwdriver knife now

>>3196744
There were more lengths in the barrel. BUT, they were small lengths.

Oh well!

>>3196751
If this treasure chest thing doesn't work out, I know an eyeball we could stick that into. >=)

Probably should have thrown the can up before opening it.

>>3196744
>Open up the treasure chest using the letter opener.
Unfortunately, there are STILL no cracks in the treasure chest big enough to pry anything in! It's sealed flush.

>>3196753
>Can he throw the panel with 4 screws up?
No problem for someone with such manly physique.

Oh fuck.

OH FUCK.

OH FUCK.

Ok better idea.

Wrap the scraps of the mangled tin can AROUND THE CARD. Bend them on it so it is heavy enough to throw up.

I think we can still get that card out. Drop down some of the wire, and instruct him to tie as much of it as he can around the card, with a knot so it doesn't come off. Then, tell him to try throwing the card back up. The extra added weight from the wires should stabilize the flight and let it be thrown up.

>>3196777
>wire plans
Sadly, there's not NEARLY enough wire left in the barrel to make a cord down, even less considered they'd have to be twisted together well enough to hold. Even with the cannibalized circuit panel, there wouldn't be enough.

Compliment Tom on his manly physique.

>>3196785
SEE

>>3196778
THIS

THIIIIIIS.

We should've tossed the can up!

Load game!

will the card fit through the wire mesh?

>>3196747
Sorry. The Chen pictures have been popping up in the thread so many times my resistance is failing. I have to do this.

HONK HONK

>>3196784
All the wire together probably doesn't weigh more than the card, and the narrator specifically noted that there was nothing useful left of the can, meaning it's essentially obliterated.

>>3196778
If you're going to do that, why not just put the card in one of the gloves?

If they're really lightweight (like, latex gloves?) just stick the coins in there too.

I think we're on the wrong track, all the weight you can add right now won't make it easier to throw. A big crumpled-up paper ball or a few tiny lengths of thin wire aren't going to make it suddenly throwable, and a big floppy rubber glove throws only marginally better. Time to consider other options?

>>3196808
They would need to be heavy rubber, I think.

>>3196801

We have paper, don't we? Send the plate of metal back down, along with the diagram. Have him sandwich the card between the plate and the paper, folding the diagram neatly around the edges of the plate, and tying it up with wire. Then throw the paper-wrapped metal plate (with the card inside) up.

OK it's obvious there's a way to get the card out without using a method of throwing so let's go look for useful stuff in the Z-hatch room.

>>3196822
Agreed. Screw the Z-hatch plate back in for now, and perhaps examine the room beyond again. Try closing the door behind you as suggested earlier.

>>3196822
The problem isn't the shape of the card. Well, not just the shape. It is how the overall mass is distrusted. Very little spread out.. making it hard to throw. Heavier on a smaller area should make it easy. Even just on one end would work.

Making it heavier by any means will mean it can be thrown further before losing control.

>>3196832
This one might just work. The metal plate is heavy enough.

>>3196832
This would work too.. but it is rather elaborate.

Anything to make it heavier.

>>3196833
>>3196834
Wisely giving up on this poorly-imagined line of thought, Ruby instead descends back to explore the lower levels more, now armed with a heftier inventory.
She waves to Tom, whom she is happy to see is still alive.

>>3196786
This. Tom just needs some more self confidence so he can rip the grate asunder.

>>3196844
Just use spare wire and wrap them together. No need for paper sandwitch.

>>3196856
The plate has cloned itself!

Ruby takes of her shirt. Since she's up there and there's no one to see her, she shouldn't terribly mind. Then let Tom fill up the shirt with lots of junk, along with the access card. If needed (which is probably likely), Ruby can drop down junk for Tom to fill it with.

Knit shirt with junk+access card, and then throw it up again, like a ball.

All that wire, the treasure chest, the otherwise unusable remains of the can (even if it's just utter scrap, no amount of weight has just "disappeared"), the letter opener and the can opener together really must pack enough weight.

>>3196856
NO.

THE PLAN WOULD WORK, DAMMIT.

RAILROADING FUCK.

Fun fact: Tom and Ruby started out as parody characters in a comic about Animal Crossing. Tom was disaffected and reluctant, while Ruby was sex-obsessed and friendly.

>>3196856
You know what? Fine.

Tell tom to press button 4 for freedom.

Wait, this is an adventure game. Put the fishtank in the Z-hatch, close it, type "empty tank" into the command prompt, and watch as the water empties out the door.

Unfortunately, there's no cupcakes for the fish.

>>3196856

Go through the Z-HATCH

Extract screws from 211 PLATE

Examine EYE PAINTING

Examine COUCH

>>3196856
as a quick aside before we head into the Z-Hatch room: Is it possible to use the knife to prise the mesh a bit? pus it through, turn it flush and then pull against it.

That is... get Tom to do that, seeing as he has a manly physique.

>>3196861
As has the letter opener.

It would seem throwing something up from that room simply duplicates it. So let's toss down a coin and toss it up again over and over, making us filthy rich!

>>3196884

So if Tom leaves the room... will there be 2 Toms?

>>3196884
And creating a mountain of coins tom can use to climb up. Genius!

>>3196861
All right, so I'm not perfect. Which would you prefer, accuracy or speed? I'm doing my best to keep up with you guys.

>>3196868
I'm trying to keep the plot moving forward and I'm doing the best I've can. Lots of solutions so far haven't been what I've planned and numerous things weren't even decided on until you guys made the decision.
I'm doing my best here, if you don't like it, fuck off. Your plan is stupid, and my choices are either to respond to EVERY COMMAND someone enters and explain why it doesn't work or isn't being used, or I can just continue on with the ideas that DO move the story along or at least provide some sort of interesting narrative.

Now let's move on.

>>3196866
It was established before that she's afraid that there might be hidden cameras.

>>3196874
Tank's bolted to the pedistal, which is bolted to the floor.

OP, without complaining, because this really is fuckwin awesome, but a little less railroading would be nice. That doesn't mean you should listen to faggots who're just trying to derail the story, but suggestions like >>3196866
is completely feasible.

>>3196898
I agree, Ruby should take off her shirt.

>>3196868
>>3196873
Man, no wonder /tg/ always has such horror stories about their sessions in tabletop games.
If I had a player like you I'd be fucking embarrassed.
Shrieking "RAILROAD" at every possible opportunity and then when you don't get your way you try to throw it all in the trash and run home.
Go back to playing Dungeons and Dragons and throwing your character sheet across the table when the DM doesn't let your attempt to slay the mission-giving king succeed.

OK FUCK, JUST SHUT UP EVERYONE

LET'S EXPLORE Z-HATCH ROOM AGAIN ALREADY

OP YOU'RE A GOD AMONG MEN, OR IN THIS CASE, RETARDS

>>3196893
Don't be a pussy, OP. They would all have the same result. Just PICK ONE. What would it matter which one was used as long as it worked?

Just have him press 4. Even better, press 5.

I wonder if there's some significance to the name Z-room. Any ideas guys?

>>3196906
I wish we could vote you out of this thread.

>>3196898
It's an adventure game. There's a 'correct' solution. Just how they work.

Besides. We've paid woefully little attention to the creepy eyeball and water button.

>>3196906
>Don't be a pussy, OP
Just leave. Seriously, go away.

Getting off this whole WEIGHTED CARDS bullshit and back on track, how about first screwing (via coins) the plate back where it belongs?

>>3196913
>water button

That's been established as a last resort. In all probability it's something that will flood the rooms and kill both.

If only we could use the water to make Tom float up and get through his shaft, without drowning both of them.

>>3196919
>screw plate back
Ruby decides to replace the nameplate before exploring the Z-Room again.
Despite the fact there are no visible mechanisms, however, once the plate is replaced, an access card emerges from a hidden slot on the fishtank's pedestal.

>>3196902
Get out, troll.

This game relies on clever solutions, and we came up with something clever. Completely ignoring it and not even letting us discuss the merits is total bullshit.

We had chances to discuss the button thing and the OP didn't whine about us having a discussion over what to do.

THIS IS A PUZZLE GAME. WE HAVE TO DISCUSS THE GOD DAMN PUZZLES.

>>3196919
I'd rather use our letter opener, it'll be easier on her hands

>>3196911
I assumed it was because it's movement along the z-axis. This adventure is 3d!

>>3196922
FUCK YEAH AWESOME

>>3196922

Use ACCESS CARD in SLOT

>>3196922
Examine the card.

>>3196922

Have Tom pull out his access card and compare the two.

>>3196922
SCIENCE!

>>3196933
>>3196934
Change my post to this.

>>3196924

I don't think anyone disagreed with you dude, but you're stating it in a very douchebag/asshole fashion while the OP is basically trying to move things along and taking time out of his day to keep moving it along.

Examine the new access card and compare it to the other one.

THE MORE YOU BITCH AND WHINE AND TRY TO OVERTHINK YOUR STUPID SOLUTIONS, THE MORE POSTS YOU USE UP IN THIS THREAD, AND THE FASTER IT REACHES 200 POSTS AND AUTOSAGES.

SHUT UP AND KEEP IT BRIEF

Now have Ruby look closer at the card-slider beside the fish tank and see if she can see which side it reads the card with, effectively knowing how to orient the magnetic strip.

However I don't think we should make guesses here people. It might be that we need to slide three individual cards, and not the same card three times.

>>3196948
And the third one is in the locker?

Can Tom just pass the card through the grate (without damaging it of course)?

>>3196946
starting a new thread isn't that hard bro.

But to conserve space: Have her see if there's any way to open up the card slider. Like, remove some screws or anything?

>>3196929
>Use ACCESS CARD in SLOT
The card-reader eats the card. It's gone.

In response, one of the lights turns from red to green.

>>3196956
I'd try the cards before starting hacking.

>>3196943
I've been in an irritable mood for weeks now for no reason, and it isn't going away. Get off me.

AND GOD SAKES. Use our card on the card reader. We have no other choice.

Check upstairs to see if anything has changed.

>>3196954
Yeah, first ask Tom what material the card is made of. If it's like you would expect, the normal kind of plastics, then he should be able to bend/squeeze it slightly and pass it through the fence. Just tell him to be careful and not damage it at all.

If that doesn't work, cards with magnetic strips will work as long as the magnetic strip is undamaged, right guys? So if it was split in half, along it's longer sides, it should still work? Just a thought.

>>3196961

So it does need 3 cards. Time to go through the z-hatch room.

>>3196961
Yep, Going to need all three, and we pretty much lost the one for good.

Fuck Tom. He's dead to us now. Go into next room and examine again.

>>3196975
>>3196973
>Go into next room and examine again.
Ruby re-enters the Z-Room.
Something seems different.

>>3196975
What? We used one, we can still go back to THROWING CARDS if it doesn't fit through, and we need to take a look at the other side.

And go read some Yotsuba to better your mood.

>>3196961
Alright. I expect the final card to be inside the chest. Place the chest in the Z-hatch, press the hatch-closing button, and see if it has the force to crack it open.

>>3196969
menstruation?

>>3196981
Say hello to whoever's behind the door.

>>3196969
YOUR FIRST PERIOD! :D

Is it possible for Ruby to squeeze down through the hatch and climb up on top of Tom to hit the leaver?

>>3196981

Anyone know where the previous image is so we can compare? I've just jumped in here.

>>3196893
>Your plan is stupid, and my choices are either to respond to EVERY COMMAND someone enters and explain why it doesn't work or isn't being used

Also, it would have worked. At least the "tie it to the plate with wire" one would have.

If it wouldn't have then there is ABSOLUTELY NO WAY YOU COULD HAVE EVER GOTTEN THE METAL PLATE UP THROUGH THE HATCH.

>>3196981
brix were shat

>>3196981
The hatch on the door... is... is that... a face?

Hold me, I'm scared.

>>3196981
HOLY CRAP EYES. IN THE FAR DOOR. NEW.

Examine the red stain.

>>3196981
DE)*&)%&E*)YIOGHKLDH~!!!!!

THERE ARE EYES LOOKING AT US THROUGH THE DOOR.

FUCK.

RUN.

Is that a person behind the door?

Introduce yourself, Ruby.

Hey, the pipe in this room... It probably drains the water from the room above! Tell Tom to press button 5!

>>3197003
That's blood, Tim.

>>3196981
What is the blue inside the pipe? Water?
And what about the couch or whatever? Anyway try to remove the eye, use the letter opener to pry the frame.

>>3196988
>Say hello to whoever's behind the door.
Ruby's attempts at conversation are futile. The eyes stare coldly and silently from behind the slot in the door.

>>3197016
Examine COUCH

>>3197016
She's standing right in front of the bloodstain. Her head lines up perfectly with it.

...and the eye is looking much more intense than before.

oh jesus

Give the eyes a gentle poke.

>>3197016
open the door.

>>3197016
Seriously.

Run.

Examine couch. Fully. Disassemble it if possible even. For now lets not damage it thoguh.

Examine the eye closer. What happens when you touch it (preferably with gloves on)?

Examine the pipe. What's that blue thing on it? Knocking on it, how does it sound?

Examine the couch. See if there's anything under the cushions or in any orifices anywhere. Is there anything behind it?

Examine the red thing on the wall. Is it graffiti or is it some sticky liquid-ish substance? Is it blood?

Examine the locker in the middle of the room. It's locked right? If it is, see if there's any obvious mechanism as to what would open it. Is it possible to lockpick it with the letter opener?

Also would be nice to have a rough layout of where this current room would be situated in regards to the former room, the one with Tom in it. A map from above just to see how the rooms are located relative to each other, as best as Ruby can tell from crawling through the hatch?

Thank you.

Draw the knife, just in case.

>>3197020
>Examine COUCH
The only interesting thing about the couch is how unremarkable it is. It doesn't even have distinct cushions to rifle through.

>>3197013
>try to remove the eye, use the letter opener to pry the frame.
Ruby fiddles with the letter opener, and in doing so finds out that it fits perfectly into the empty pupil of the eyeball painting.
It locks into position! How about that?
A soft "click" comes from the door.

>>3197040

Well, let's open the door, then!

Try and open the door.

if the door opened inwards, it would smash the head of someone standing where Ruby was standing right into the wall where the red stains are

>>3197040
OH GOD.

>>3197040

Ram her shoulder into the door, applying pressure to it, then open the door very slowly. If she feels pressure coming from it from the other side, push it back.

>>3197040

>>3197016
The eye's pupil is now hollow! OH MY GOD RUBY DUCK AND ROLL IT'S GONNA SHOOT LASER.

DUCK AND ROLL!

(also, 200 posts, new thread OP?)

>>3197049

I endorse this approach.

stick arm down between the seat of the couch to retrive coins

>>3197030
THIS

You fools, what have you done?!

>>3197047

Good point. Change my post here >>3197049 then to "Stand with her back against the wall opposite the bloodstained wall, twist the doorknob, and pull it open a little."

>>3197040
>A soft "click" comes from the door.

DON´T OPEN THE DOOR, IT´S SCISSORSMAN!

New thread: >>3197061