Put severed hand in plastic glove.

>>3222564
Oh for cryin'... close the drawer and stay far away from that DEVIL ZOMBIE HAND.

Is... that a training dummy with a cleaver stuck in it?

Because that's what it looks like.

Hey. a hand.
close metal drawer.
go check on tom.
while there get his tap for the purple drink despensa

I was really expecting this...

I wonder if there's a handprint scanned anywhere.

Put on GLOVES (do we still have them?) and pick up the severed hand to see if there's anything under it. Then, remove one of the gloves on our hand and put it on the severed hand, then place it in our INVENTORY.

>>3222573
why would you ... !? fuck it, do it, and then close the hatch

Get Tap from Tom. Also, hug Tom while there. Please.

>>3222577
>>3222579

No she should get the hand. I don't trust anything in the room on the other side.

>>3222564

Look out the window and scout the surroundings.

Call for Tom to bring you the tap he keeps in his pocket. Have him hand it to you through the hatch so you can affix it to the water cooler.

also, inspect the hand, does it look as if its been cleanly cut or just mauled off?

ask tom for his faucet
fix faucet to purple drink dispenser.
after fitting tap to drink dispenser, fill one glove with purple drink and tie it off.

>>3222591
>Look out the window and scout the surroundings.
At this angle Ruby can't see much in the small adjacent room, save for three things:
1. Some sort of dummy on a post.
2. A large red stain on the opposite wall.
3. A round device on the wall -- looks like a clock.

>>3222582
>Put on GLOVES (do we still have them?) and pick up the severed hand to see if there's anything under it.
Ruby uses her gloves to pick up the icky hand, but there's only stains underneath it. She can't tell how it was severed, but it looks fairly fresh.

>Get Tap from Tom
Ruby calls to Tom, who tosses his tap through the hatch for her.

put severed hand in pneumatic mail chute.

>>3222611

Attach the tap to the purple water cooler.

Ruby attaches the tap to the container of purple liquid, which now seems ready to dispense.
>>3222600
>fill one glove with purple drink and tie it off.
The gloves are too thick and sturdy to just tie off with the thin string. They certainly wouldn't keep the liquid in.

>>3222614

NO! Don't do that. We might need it.

>>3222616
so the gloves are like rubber kitchen gloves not latex exam gloves?

tell tom everything is ok and describe the room to him.

>>3222581
oh god why is ruby so hideous?

>>3222617
need? a severed hand? eew.

>>3222616
The oxygen looking bottle on the left, is it full? If not, fill it with purple liquid.

>>3222616
use toms *ahem* condom to hold the purple stuff
>>3222617
a hand? i doubt it unless the thing hiding in the next room really wants it back..

>>3222614
>put severed hand in pneumatic mail chute.
Ruby puts the disembodied hand into the pneumatic chute.

>>3222628
lol wut.

>>3222619
>so the gloves are like rubber kitchen gloves not latex exam gloves?
No, they're like massive, heavy electrical engineer's gloves.

Does the open-ended barrel fit through the gap into this room? Tom can push it through, then we can use it to transfer purple drank into the metal drawer, thus, feeding whatever's inside. At least then we might be able to get a looksee at it.

>>3222628
use toms condom to carry liquid into sample dish

>>3222628

Open the faucet and let a little of the purple liquid pour onto the ground. Just enough to establish whether or not it's corrosive.

As soon as the chute's door closes, the sound of loud pneumatic pressure comes from the tube. The hand quickly and messily travels up the tube and out of sight.

>>3222639
there already is some on the ground
>example purple stuff on the ground

>>3222635
This.
>>3222643
Also this, what does it smell like?

>>3222642
ruby giggles to herself at the mecabre notion that some mailboy is getting a severed hand present for xmas.

>>3222642
well at least now if we find another mail chute with a hand in it, we know were it goes.

>>3222625
>use toms *ahem* condom to hold the purple stuff
Ruby calls Tom to the hatch and explains that she needs his condom.
Tom gets an odd look on his face.

>>3222642

Great, we lost the hand.

Standing on top of the water cooler and leaning against the pipes, see if Ruby can reach the air vent.

>>3222657
:3

>>3222658
>Great, we lost the hand.
That's what you guys get for crying RAILROAD!

>>3222657

Explain what we intend to do with it

>>3222657
Tell him we're catholic.

>>3222621

Wat did you want her to look like? I went for the 'tired horror protagonist' look

>>3222648
No she doesn't Ruby's not like that. :\

>>3222664
>Explain what we intend to do with it
Tom's expression changes, but passes the condom through the hatch nonetheless.

>>3222671
well i am.

>>3222676

What? was he thinking of goryhole?

>>3222676
"tom can I have your condom?"
:3
"No. not for that reason."
:[

$10 says the device on the left performs some kind of chemical analysis.

>>3222681
Whether he was thinking about her coming back onto his side or just doing it between the rooms, it's pretty clear Tom is pretty sexually frustrated at this point. Remember, we don't know how long he was in that cell.

Fill condom with purple liquid. tip some into sample machine.

>>3222686
Ill take that bet.

Ruby unwraps the condom and fills it with the purple liquid, which smells unpleasantly plastic.

>>3222687
he was kinda odd when he was in his room.

>>3222668

She has Tewi Inaba's color scheme. Well, minus the hair, because Ruby's an actual anthropomorphic rabbit.

>>3222694

Pour some of the liquid into that funnel... thing on the left.

>>3222694
put it in sampler thing

>>3222687
>it's pretty clear Tom is pretty sexually frustrated at this point
Well plus he looked up Ruby's skirt when she was on his shoulders, stared at her butt when she was crawling through the hatch, and reacted strangely when she hugged him.
He's either VERY sexually attracted to her, or he's just sexually frustrated and needs release. Or both.

In a somewhat unpleasant move, Ruby tips the condom upside down and pours out the purple liquid into the funnel.

The LED display changes after a moment.

>>3222715
Condom full of AIDS, fuck yeah!

>>3222715

Hm. We seem to be in a medical facility for finding a cure to something (cancer, perhaps?), wherein Ruby and Tom are guinea pigs, because they're animals, of course. Why is it abandoned though? That is the question.

>>3222715
"no cure" Hm...
put on the gloves and take some of the blood from the box (like scoop it out or just get some blood someway) and put it in the sampler

>>3222715
D:

This would be awesome except for the furry.

>>3222703

That's too weeaboo for me.

>>3222715

Well seems the condom is contaminated now.

No Cure... might be a poison, might be disease. The only poison I know no cure, that I can name off hand, for is Talium, but it's a white powder that doesn't give a purple colour when made into a water solution.

>>3222729

You have to spoil this, don't you?

>>3222723
>put on the gloves and take some of the blood from the box (like scoop it out or just get some blood someway) and put it in the sampler
Ruby uses the gloves to drip a quantity of blood into the funnel, which prompts a new LED display.

>>3222715
ok nvm the one where you put the box blood in the analyzer. cut yourself (like your finger) with the can opener and put a drop of blood into the analyzer.

>>3222731
Clearly the disease is whatever killed the unholy zombie monster Ruby recently faced. Killed and Raised.

>>3222734

So the blood isn't contaminated.

>>3222729
>This would be awesome except for the furry.
In over 1000 posts, this is the first complaint of furry.

Everyone else here has grown up. Stop caring about furry.

>>3222736

This gives me an idea. Why not put the blood of the zombie inside the sampler and see what happens.

>>3222735
DO YOU REALLY THINK GETTING AN OPEN WOUND ANYWHERE NEAR SOMETHING THAT SAYS "NO CURE" IS A GOOD IDEA? IF SHE'S NOT FUCKED NOW SHE WILL BE.

>>3222735
If this is possible, it'd be a very VERY good idea to check Tom out too.

Tell Tom about the analyser discovery

God, I can't wait until Tom turns.

>>3222742
>This gives me an idea. Why not put the blood of the zombie inside the sampler and see what happens.
Ruby flecks some of the spilt blood into the sampler, which displays yet another new prompt.

>>3222731

>That's too weeaboo for me.

Well, if you had picked that poster's other suggestion for a -white blouse and blue skirt, you would've ended up with Reisen's color scheme. Or at least her color scheme in Scarlet Weather Rhapsody. And that would be somewhat more distinct than the all-pink dress, which is generic enough to pass off as an ordinary outfit.

>>3222744

Okay, we have three options here, as to which blood to test first:

1.) The zombie's.
2.) Ruby's.
3.) Tom's.

Which will it be? Keep in mind that, as >>3222743 points out, it may be very dangerous to expose a wound to anywhere near the purple liquid.

>>3222767
Ask Tom to try drinking the blood.

>>3222767

Have ruby use the glove and collect a sample directly from the head.

>>3222767

Figures. We need a sample FRESH from the body. Which at this point is quite... redundant, Uggghhh... what to do now? I wonder if there's anything in the duct.

>>3222768

I don't understand any of this.

>>3222767

So there is a disease, and we might have been exposed to it already. Is there any way we can sterilize the area and then prick ourself to let loose a drop of blood?

>>3222767
So basically, testing someone's blood won't reveal a thing. Presumably.

>>3222767
It seems as though it performs a chemical analysis. Blood doesn't seem to yield useful results. Perhaps you'd need a sample of what's IN the blood, or what's affecting it, since the blood itself is too dilute.

>>3222780

Fake assumption. I think what may be the cause is -

1) the rubber glove got too dirty thus the readout is wrong
2) the blood from the zombie got contaminated and we need a pure sample - purple liquid is in an airtight container...
3) I wonder if the first reading was "NO CURE" as it's not a remedy.

>>3222773
>Have ruby use the glove and collect a sample directly from the head.
Ruby crawls out of the hatch to get a sample from the head itself.

>>3222767
Get some blood straight from the dead guy's head.

Also, test Tom and yourself to see if you're infected.

>>3222788
This. Ask Tom for a sample of his blood. Just to make sure he doesn't turn on us halfway through.

>>3222788
>>3222792

Paranoic that much? Open wounds = risk of infection.

Would you like to risk that?

>>3222793
I agree, no open wounds.

>>3222787

Touch tom's crotch.

>>3222787
That's odd.

>>3222793
I just came in but is there a sterile syringe?

>>3222787
while getting the zombie sample ask tom to check in the controll room (where we found the wooden eye thing) to see if anything has happened

>>3222804

Oh shit. Take Tom with us and explore the upper floor, the room we originally woke up in. That head must be tracked down.

>>3222804

Foolishly check upstairs alone.

>>3222804

Look under the barrel?

>>3222804
OH MY GOD
IT FLEW AWAY
FLYING ZOMBIE HEADS THEY ARE SCREWED

>>3222804
:O

where did it go?

ask tom if the head was still there when he was in his cell just before.

>>3222826
>ask tom if the head was still there when he was in his cell just before.
Tom insists he was just in the other room and the head was still there. He definitely didn't see it come through here.
Tom speculates that if it went anywhere there would be a blood trail. He suggests perhaps it simply dissolved like the rest of the body.

>>3222843
Sounds... plausible. There's no blood trail, and it's unlikely that the head just flew away.

tell tom, "dissolving zombies are improbable. lets be logical here"
with tom, check upstairs for any obvious changes.

didnt that console answer questions?

>>3222843

So we have two theories -

1) HEADS CAN FLY JESUS CHRIST WE'RE FUCKED.
2) The infection causes the body to morph, but upon death by either dismemberment or beheading the whole body becomes too unstable and just dissolves.

Check the rooms above. Just in case.

>>3222843
tell tom the theory about the purple goo

Tom's looking a little uneasy again.

>>3222851
>dissolving zombies are improbable
But the thing DID dissolve! After it was decapitated it lost all coherency and turned into a room-covering puddle!

>>3222855
>tell tom the theory about the purple goo
We have a theory?

>>3222856

In before Tom rapes or turns on us. Tell him all about the sampler machine, the purple goo, and the thing about contaminated and sterile blood in the adjacent room.

>>3222859
witch tom and ruby have both been standing in. might wanna go get some fresher air..

Stay together and try to find something to use as a weapon before going upstairs to check for the head.

>>3222862

We don't. We don't know what the purple goo is.

>>3222856

Hug Tom and comfort him.

Kiss if appropriable

>>3222863

Stop talking nonsense again. The blood in that room wasn't contaminated, but the sample from the room with the zombie was contaminated that made the machine say "Sorry I can't analyze that because the sample is too dirty."

No need to raise panic, since Tom is already stressed

>>3222856

Go back into the adjoining room with the exposed electrical wires and pull one or two out to see what happens.

Maybe the purple stuff was an attempt to create a cure for zombification?

Try mixing some purple goo and zombie blood, see if that does anything.

>>3222865
>might wanna go get some fresher air..
Ruby and Tom move back into the prison room for fresher air.

>>3222869
>Kiss if appropriable
Ruby contemplates kissing Tom, and wonders if he might get the wrong idea.

>>3222880

Or mix the zombie goo with the fresh blood and see what happens?

>>3222881

Hug then

head back up to the control room (as i think thats the farthest room away from the blood pool) to help tom calm down and poke around a bit more up there till he's feeling better

>>3222869

>Kiss if appropriable

No, you fool. If we're infected, he catches it through transmission of bodily fluids, and if he's infected, we catch it.

>>3222875

The blood in the sampling room was in conditions no more sterile than the blood from the zombie room. The sampling machine was telling us that the zombie's blood was, in fact, contaminated with a virus.

>>3222881
whats that line in the roof? look up at it.

>>3222881

Offer him another fish from the fish tank.

Tom begins vomiting.

>>3222890

The raised grate

>>3222889

> No, you fool. If we're infected, he catches it through transmission of bodily fluids, and if he's infected, we catch it.

PARANOIA.

>>3222893

Good idea

>>3222884

And this is another good idea

>>3222890
thats where the wall that was keeping tom fenced in rolled up into

>>3222897

Is it blood?

>>3222897
Fucking hell, he's vomiting BLOOD. He's not just nauseous.

>>3222898
>PARANOIA.
>>3222897
Called it!

>>3222897

FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFuck.

New to this whole thing, does anyone wanna give me a quick plot summary?

>>3222897

Quickly knock him backwards and hit the middle of the five buttons. Hopefully it'll shock him unconscious.

Edge slowly backwards to the ladder. keeping a close eye on Tom. reassuringly ask if he is alright

>>3222903

Maybe it's lupus?

>>3222904

If we draw conclusions based on impulses we might as well run all the way up and close the fucking hatch.

>>3222903

Maybe it's lupus?

>>3222904

If we draw conclusions based on impulses we might as well run all the way up and close the fucking hatch.

Tom says he is having excruciating, sharp stomach pains. He says he wasn't feeling this before. It's very sudden.

>>3222897

Quickly now, tell him it'll be alright and you need to do something extremely important, collect some of the vomited blood with the condom or something, make a mad dash and crawl back to the sampler room, and pour some of Tom's blood into the sampler machine.

>>3222914

Sample the blood. Use on checker. Do it fast. He might be dying.

A lot of stress might've caused a stomach ulcer or worse.

>>3222906
>Quickly knock him backwards and hit the middle of the five buttons. Hopefully it'll shock him unconscious.
Good GOD, where's your HUMANITY? This guy saved your life!
You're all jumping to conclusions. You see something about cures and suddenly everyone assumes this is some Resident Evil T-Virus shit. Tom's obviously sick, but there's nothing to imply he's going to turn into a monster! We should try to HELP him, not hurt him!

>>3222914
get him to sit on the couch in the blood room with his eyes closed.

i dont suppose anyone stopped to check if the fish were poisonous or not..or if they had sharp barbs before eating if so tom's gonna need a doc or hes gonna keep upchucking.

>>3222920
>>3222922
Ruby dabs some blood up on one of the fingers of the glove and excuses herself. She promises to be right back.

>>3222922

Paranoia, what else?

>>3222925

Of all the acts of kindness that might've been twisted against you...

Back at the sampler, Ruby inserts a sample of Tom's blood and the LED triggers a familiar message.
Maybe the machine isn't made to analyze blood.

>>3222931

He looks so fucking depressed. Goddamn. I feel bad for the little guy.

>>3222793
>>3222898
PARANOIA IS A GOOD THING FFS

HAVE YOU NEVER PLAYED A SURVIVAL HORROR GAME BEFORE?

>>3222897 >>3222897 >>3222897

>>3222938
ohfuck.. Tom.. noo. ; ;

>>3222938
Give Tom some of the purple stuff.

If it really is a cure of some sort, it'll help him.

If not... well, he's fucked anyway. It's worth the risk.

>>3222942

This is an adventure game you idiot. Losing logical thinking and submitting into instincts will lead to more frustration and possibly insanity.

>>3222938

Hmrr...

Purple goo and Tom. Might be the only way.

>>3222938
Head back to Tom and ask what he wants.

>>3222938

Plan B, use the condom to take a sample of the water from the fish tank for testing.

>>3222947
>>3222949
>purple goo
>a cure of some sort
ARE YOU FUCKING CRAZY?
THE MACHINE SAID THERE'S NO CURE FOR THE PURPLE STUFF.
FOR ALL WE KNOW THE PURPLE STUFF IS WHAT _CAUSED_ THE ZOMBIES IN THE FIRST PLACE!

The machine just obviously wasn't made for blood samples!

fill up another condom full of the purple stuff tie it off and put it in the metal hatch,then go tell tom it was probably the fish and you are sorry its not agreeing with him.

>>3222954
Better yet: take a fish.

>>3222938
We have no choice left. Take some of the purple liquid and feed it to Tom.

>>3222956
Did it say there is no cure for the purple stuff, or that the purple stuff -is- no cure?

Eh, either way you're probably right...

But we can't just leave Tom to die. If he wasn't feeling anything moments ago and now has sharp stomach pains and is vomiting up buckets of blood, whatever he's got is happening extremely fast. We gotta do something right now or he's gone.

>>3222967
>We have no choice left.
Fuck you, yes we do. What kind of fucked-up logic do you have to follow where a liquid that reads "NO CURE" is somehow an all-purpose cure? What the fuck? That's the opposite of what it said!

i dont think tom's gonna be too keen on drinking anything that comes out of a condom..

>>3222974
>i dont think tom's gonna be too keen on drinking anything that comes out of a condom..
Sudden mental image of Ruby drinking something out of a condom.

...why do I find that so hot.

>>3222972

Question: Cure for what?

>>3222980
It wouldn't be much of an adventure if we knew...

- Take Tom's blood
- Mix purple stuff with Tom's blood
- See what happens

>>3222977
Save it for the after-game discussion.

I say give Tom some of the purple stuff. It's either that or let him bleed out internally. He'll probably die either way, but we may gain some insight as to what the goo is if we use it as a last resort on him.

>>3222984
- ???
- PROFIT!

Ruby considers her options carefully. Tom's suddenly sick and there are no doctors around. This could be serious.

>>3222993
LOOK BEHIND YOU

(in b4 whatever it is disappears again)

FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF

LOOK BEHIND YOU

>>3222985
>I say give Tom some of the purple stuff.
NO.
NO.
ARE YOU FUCKING STUPID?
AM I TALKING TO MYSELF?
IT SAID "NO CURE"!
WHAT PART OF THAT MAKES YOU THINK IT IS MEDICINE OF ANY KIND?
WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOU?

>>3222993

Um, Ruby, look behind you.

>>3222993

Behind you.

>>3222999
Adventure game logic.

Combine everything with everything, use everything on everything else. See what sticks.

Okay, so I've missed everything from where we'd just opened the z-hatch.

Can some give me a quick summary of how bad the situation now is?

>>3222996
>LOOK BEHIND YOU

>>3222992
the chem scanner is having fits cause the samples are too diluted witch means there's not enough there for it to actually read,its probably not meant to handle blood
also we dont actually know if hes gonna die from a stomach pain seeing as he isnt still coughing up or vomiting blood tom may just be suffering a wicked ulcer and is turning out to be a sissy boy.

>>3223010

In short: We discovered new rooms and now Tom is dying and it's all your fault.

>>3222999
Never claimed it was medicine. Actually, if you read the rest of my post you'll see that I fully expect Tom to die no matter what we do. At least his death will provide us with valuable information if he's given the goo.

Also, way to read into an obviously intentional vague message.

>>3223012
OUR OWN CLONE!

NOW NEITER OF US WILL BE VIRGINS!

>>3223012

Nervously wave.

>>3223012

Hello there Tom 2.

Write in fresh blood - "Hello" on the glass. Remember to write it backwards so he can see it normally.

>>3223016

;_;

>>3223010
>I've missed everything from where we'd just opened the z-hatch.
You absolutely HAVE TO catch up on the whole thing, or you're missing out. Trust me, no summary would do it justice, especially since you have the chance to read the thing in full.
Archive 1-4 here:http://www.megaupload.com/?d=19ryypjy
Thread 5 still live here: >>3221863

>>3223015
Yes, because in a zombie game people who are vomiting blood are completely unrelated to anything. Ever.

Fuck your theory.

>>3223012
high pitch scream of surprise?

>>3223017
>At least his death will provide us with valuable information
You're a fucking monster. Ruby wouldn't kill Tom just for that, not after all he's done for her, after all they've been through together.

>read into
IT SAID "NO CURE"
NO READING INTO IT IS NECESSARY, IT'S PRETTY STRAIGHTFORWARD

>>3223028

> zombie game

We found one zombie (or rather a monster) so far and it's already a zombie game?

IT'S A HORROR GAME

>>3223016

;_;

We... we never meant to hurt him, did we?

>>3223020
>Nervously wave.

>>3223037
>IT'S A HORROR GAME
Same difference. My point still stands.

Examine the picture on the right, perhaps it says something or shows something of importance.

>>3223033
Histrionic much?

I see no other alternatives, aside from watching him bleed out. Vomiting up blood is usually a pretty serious thing. Shit has gone wrong inside of him. Ruby's not a doctor and the only item at hand that even has a /chance/ of fixing the situation is that purple stuff.

...it's just a mirror.

>>3223041
It's a mirror? Why wasn't it a mirror before? Or is it just someone waving back?

Make funny faces at it.

make a silly face?

So what, something happens, everyone posts responses, and Weaver picks the thing Ruby would most probably do and elaborates on it?

>>3223048

What the hell? There was a window there... it's gone now?

Check inventory.

>>3223046
I say we test the purple stuff on the fish.

>>3223048

Spit into the analyzer, see if it can process saliva.

>>3223048
Give Tom the purple stuff already. It's the only thing anyone can seem to think of, and I for one refuse to just ignore his imminent death.

Best case scenario it cures him.

Worst case scenario it kills him, which isn't worse than doing nothing because it looks like he's already dying anyway.

>>3223048
hm. so its a mirror.. so all the stuff weve been seeing has been a reflection..has..has ruby looked behind her yet?

You're all jumping to fucking conclusions here.
First of all we know NOTHING about the purple stuff. It could be POISONOUS ACID for all we know! And from the reading it's more likely it's a disease itself rather than a cure for one!
Second of all, you all see the word "cure" and instantly this turns into a quarantine situation. We know the machine can't analyze blood by itself, but it can analyze chemicals. So we need a purer sample.

>>3223046
>the only item at hand that even has a /chance/ of fixing the situation is that purple stuff.
No, that is the item that is LEAST likely to cure him, because it said "NO CURE", and I can't think of any possible interpretation of "NO CURE" that means "CURE".

As I've been saying for a while now, try mixing blood with the purple stuff.

Head back to Tom to see if he is alright and needs anything. Ask him how he feels. Keep him awake.

Think about this rationally:
What could be affecting Tom?
Not just being near the blood. Ruby's been near it and she's fine.
Could be the fish, he ate those, and now his stomach's having trouble. You could all be ready to kill him over a bad case of food poisoning or something.

>>3223046

Haven't you played Resident Evil? The main character's infection gets serious and he gets incapacitated for a while, then you control his buddy who has to go out and perform some more explanation for the key item that serves as the cure. That could possibly be the case here, there's still much more to explore.

>>33223058

I say this is a very prudent course of action. We test it by putting it into a fish's mouth first.

>>3223068

By definition, a cure has no cure. What would cure a cure? It wouldn't make any sense.

>>3223068
Unless you want to start ramming the various non-chemical, very solid objects we have in our inventory down his throat, I'm pretty sure that "lowest chance" is better than "no chance."

>>3223062
>Give Tom the purple stuff already. It's the only thing anyone can seem to think of
NO IT'S NOT
IT'S THE ONLY THING YOU CAN THINK OF
OTHER PEOPLE ARE HAVING OTHER IDEAS

use PURPLE STUFF on FISH

>>3223068
>from the reading it's more likely it's a disease itself rather than a cure for one
I disagree. If it was a disease, it would make no sense for the readout to be "NO CURE". No cure WOULD however make sense if the purple stuff is a non-functioning attempt at a cure.

>we need a purer sample.
A purer sample of what?

If we're not going to feed it to Tom, at least let's test the purple stuff SOMEHOW. Feed it to the fishes or something. If the fish don't die from it, I'm willing to take the gamble that it won't kill Tom, and thus it's safe to at least test if it cures him.

Ignore the one screaming faggot who's too pussy to try the purple stuff.

The purple stuff is the key.

Stuff all this deliberating, walk over to those exposed wires and rip out a handful. Time is running out, what Ruby needs now is results.

>>3223054
>So what, something happens, everyone posts responses, and Weaver picks the thing Ruby would most probably do and elaborates on it?
The action taken on is generally either the fastest or the most agreed-upon. If there's a lot of strong opposition to an idea, it's put on hold. Such as now.

>>3223069
>As I've been saying for a while now, try mixing blood with the purple stuff.
Thinking of no other way to do it, Ruby pours a little of the purple stuff from the tap to the floor, then flecks blood onto it from the glove.
It hisses and smokes violently. It smells caustic, like burnt plastic.

>>3223088
Seconded.

>>3223101

fill the condom with purple stuff and use on the wall safe. It should dissolve the metal unless it's organic acid.

Why the Hell doesn't this facility label shit? Isn't it usually a safety standard for chemicals and whatnot to be clearly labeled?

If Tom isn't about to bleed-out, let's use a fish as a guinea pig first. If he is, skip it and feed him the purple drank.

>>3223101
Put the mixture of blood and purple stuff in the analyzer.

>>3223092
>A purer sample of what?
>If we're not going to feed it to Tom, at least let's test the purple stuff SOMEHOW. Feed it to the fishes or something.
>feed it to tom
>the fishes

THAT'S IT.

ANALYZE ONE OF THE FISH.

>>3223101
so purple stuff + human blood =horrible burning

>>3223101

Is that Tom's blood or Zombie blood?

>>3223109
>It should dissolve the metal
It's not dissolving the FLOOR, so if it's an acid, it's got to be an organic one.

>>3223101
Well, that's not a good sign.

>>3223101
Was that zombie blood?

If so, I think we just found our anti-zombie weapon.

Also, I now agree that giving it to Tom might not be the most prudent course of action. Unless he's turning into a zombie.

>>3223101
BOY I BET THAT "DON'T LISTEN TO THAT ONE FAGGOT, FEED HIM PURPLE DRINK" GUY IS FEELING PRETTY STUPID RIGHT ABOUT NOW

>>3223119
well it just started give it a minute..

>>3223119

Or the metal is chromed.

>>3223115
OH SHI- YOU'RE RIGHT

Maybe the fishes we fed to Tom made him ill. Go catch one and stuff it down the analyser machine.

Examine the analyzer, does it appear to have any other functions, buttons, sample chutes? Maybe there is more to it than meets the eye.

>>3223122
Being on the right side of the argument is no excuse for acting like an insufferable, histrionic faggot.

Also, I'm good with still feeding it to him. Clearly it will burn out all of the bad blood, then we can use the blood all over the floor to replace it. =D

That little eye token... would that fit into the missing spot on the circuit board?

>>3223088
>use PURPLE STUFF on FISH
Ruby goes back to the other room, retrieves the last two fish from the tank, and touches one of them to the purple puddle.
It sizzles and smokes visibly, and the scales start to dissolve slightly.

>>3223139
use FISH on ANALYSER

>>3223138

Good thinking anon.

>>3223133
My only regret is that when this faggot shouting "give him purple stuff no matter what it's the only option despite all signs to the contrary" finally gets proved wrong, he'll still smokescreen it with this "well whatever I was still smarter than all of you" bullshit.
Your idea will kill Tom. Some of us have said that from the start. You persisted with your idiotic idea and even when proven completely wrong you'll still refuse to face it.

Why don't you both shut up. You're both acting like twats. Everyone has their own opinion and Weaver said that the fastest/majority will win. You can argue but damn, stop acting like children about it.

>>3223145

>You acted like an ass, but you were right, and I was wrong.
> Lame joke to further point out how badly my course of action would've turned out.

Yeah man, I'm definitely still in the mindset that I was right. Clearly feeding Tom fucking ACID was a great idea.

Also, OGOD SQL WHY?

>>3223138
>That little eye token... would that fit into the missing spot on the circuit board?
No. The disc is thick and circular. The missing spot on the circuitboard is small and square.

>>3223143
>use FISH on ANALYSER
Ruby, feeling a bit disgusted, mashes up the fish as best she can to get it to fit in the funnel.

>>3223143
how about we see what it does first? before we throw a possibly acidic melting thing into the equipment?

>>3223139

Okay, so unless these are zombie fish, it's pretty clearly anti-organic, and we should definetly never give some to Tom unless he becomes a zombie.

Use the can opener to try and smash the mirror.

>>3223139
Lets not use the purple stuff on Tom.

Go back to Tom and see how he is doing.

How about trying to look at the "safe" on the wall in the bloody room please?

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>>3223168

Head back up to the room with the big computer, maybe if Ruby can get that working we might be able to find a way to help Tom.