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Maintenance
Written By: Corrine Goodman
Non-Fiction
This tale is compiled on stardate 2020-11-22, to gather insight onto the inner workings of Maintanence, henceforth Maint, and its role on the nature of the Station as a whole.
Entry One: Upon the approval of the Captain of the Station, currently James Harrison, I have set off to explore the deep jungles of Maint.Entry Two: The crushing darkness of Maint certainly does give it an atmosphere of mystique. This, and the lack of individuals who travel through it, makes Maint a deadly place to brave alone.Entry Three: As it seems, one can find all sorts of strange oddities in the depths of Maint. Just today I have spoke with a talking mouce, I have identified what looks to be an abandoned cargo depot, and even a well kept planter room. Who knows what will lie yet further in its strange depths.Entry Four: Maint has a true bounty to behold! Countless quite rooms to study in, countless spare equipment to use, and not a single soul to bother me! Dispite the occasional roaming security officer these halls are absolutly empty- Once I had adjusted to the darkness and found a flashlight I am now perfectly fine in these dark halls. Perhaps the station will better exploit this untold land apon the publication of this book?Entry Five: Perhaps I was too quick to judge the beauties of Maint. There are blood stains here- some of them new. It is filled with danger and possable traps. I encountered a room filled with snakes. A door shocked me as I walked past. I must now conclude my field study to seek medical care. All writing past this point will be an investiagation into the role of Maint on the Station.Entry Six: I conclude my adventures the way they began: Sitting in my Library and contemplating what lies beond the main halls. What I know about Maint may have increased- but what I still need to learn has increased exponentialy. Perhaps I shall continue this adventure? Perhaps I shall leave the bounty and the horrors of Maint for the next curator to explore this station. What ever the case, the mysteries of Maint will be solved. Eventually.
Entry One: Upon the approval of the Captain of the Station, currently James Harrison, I have set off to explore the deep jungles of Maint.Entry Two: The crushing darkness of Maint certainly does give it an atmosphere of mystique. This, and the lack of individuals who travel through it, makes Maint a deadly place to brave alone.Entry Three: As it seems, one can find all sorts of strange oddities in the depths of Maint. Just today I have spoke with a talking mouce, I have identified what looks to be an abandoned cargo depot, and even a well kept planter room. Who knows what will lie yet further in its strange depths.Entry Four: Maint has a true bounty to behold! Countless quite rooms to study in, countless spare equipment to use, and not a single soul to bother me! Dispite the occasional roaming security officer these halls are absolutly empty- Once I had adjusted to the darkness and found a flashlight I am now perfectly fine in these dark halls. Perhaps the station will better exploit this untold land apon the publication of this book?Entry Five: Perhaps I was too quick to judge the beauties of Maint. There are blood stains here- some of them new. It is filled with danger and possable traps. I encountered a room filled with snakes. A door shocked me as I walked past. I must now conclude my field study to seek medical care. All writing past this point will be an investiagation into the role of Maint on the Station.Entry Six: I conclude my adventures the way they began: Sitting in my Library and contemplating what lies beond the main halls. What I know about Maint may have increased- but what I still need to learn has increased exponentialy. Perhaps I shall continue this adventure? Perhaps I shall leave the bounty and the horrors of Maint for the next curator to explore this station. What ever the case, the mysteries of Maint will be solved. Eventually.