towerofanimus mailbox!

[immortalia]

Sertoria Cani
Room: 1-03
Collar: Orange

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letter, July 5th, morning

[puppy_lancer]

Hey, Miss Android. This is Lancer. I just wanted to invite you to this party on the meadow floor. Floor 25 if you can't quite remember. You should come and bring your friends! Take some time to enjoy summer.

--Lancer

Note

[alephbet]

You are invited to celebrate the wedding of
Aleph and April Sinclair
at 1:00 PM on Thursday, August 8th
in the crystal caverns of the Tower of Animus
floor 99

We would be honored by your attendance

[Wedding post is here.]

[animusnpcs]

[A nametag, identifying Sertoria simply as CXEV5001.]

23rd August

[doc_brown]

[ Sertoria will find a watch in her mailbox alongside a letter-- The watch is obviously handmade with the mechanism apparent. It is something made with film materials from the tower and it looks more or less like this, with no brand on it and the serial number indicating 0002. The maker signature on the back of the watch is "E. L. Brown"

The main dial obviously indicates what time it is. The right one indicates the day it is whereas the bottom one indicates the month. The top one doesn't appear to move and seems stuck-- It is in fact a countdown to the tower deactivation, hence it moving very, very, slowly.

The left one indicates the hour it is as well but got the inscription "home" under it-- This one dial is to input what time it should be in the homeworld. There is a message with this: ]

Dear Sertoria, if my calculations are correct Einstein should have deposited the watch and the letter in your mailbox by August 22st, at 09:30 PM to be specific! If he hasn't, then this means you are not currently reading this letter and thus any further explanations I could give as to what reasons lead him not to accomplish his task would be rendered meaningless.

The times I did not work in my homeworld, I used it to make various clocks and watches. I would like you to have this one-- I have little doubt that you do not need a watch and your internal mechanisms can give you all the same informations with greater precision. But think of it more as a memory!

Sometimes what is internal to us is not always enough to help us go through important trials, as the phantoms have demonstrated and I hope this modest gift will help you strengthen your hold on what is important.


Your friend,
Doc Emmett L. Brown, August 21st