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[somethinglost]

The database is ready. I will be distributing it on individual flash drives today.

If you have not already requested a copy, but would like one, please let me know.

[And with that posted to the network, Kirigiri is going around distributing copies of the database. Feel free to tag her with requests for a copy, with characters receiving their copies, or just as she wanders around the Mansion finding people. If your character requested a copy but you don't tag this post, no worries! Just assume she left the flash drive wherever your character told her to.]


[OOC: The database is based on Kirigiri's notes, which are available here. I haven't updated it to add any information from the recent event yet (I'll be working on that this weekend), but it is all technically included in the copy she's distributing ICly. Never mind, it should be up to date now.]

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[somethinglost]

I appreciate it. Thank you.

[paper_knight]

You're welcome.

[Back home he very seldom received any sort of validation for his work--so it's always a pleasant surprise when he finds it here.]

I'll try for an update when arrivals slow down a bit.

[somethinglost]

[Kirigiri nods.]

I will let you know if I have any questions.

[paper_knight]

[He clears his throat a little awkwardly.]

Would you mind showing me how your drive works?

[somethinglost]

[Kirigiri blinks, then nods, feeling a little sheepish because she had forgotten about that part.]

Ah...yes. Of course. Here--

[She retrieves a USB flash drive and her network device from her pocket.]

Any device that has a port for this plug should allow you to open the file.

[She demonstrates, showing him the USB plug on the drive and the port on her device, then plugging it in and showing him how to open the file in question.]

[paper_knight]

[No, his comm unit definitely doesn't have one of those. But he watches carefully, and by the time she's finished, it has quietly developed one. When he checks and realizes what's happened, he smiles.]

Thanks. I think I needed to see it, first.

[When he plugs the drive in, the text displays in blocky letters, green against black, but it's still years ahead of what Mark would have access to in his own time.]

Will I be able to edit this?

[somethinglost]

Not at this point. I am still trying to figure out an efficient way to let others edit the information. For now, please let me know if there are additions or changes that need to be made.

[paper_knight]

Sure. That's probably safer, anyway.