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Story/Emergency 4-1 (Part2)/Script

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[Combat over. Assembled at the camp.]

M4A1: Commander, Miss Kalin. This is what we discovered at the coordinates.

Kalina: That's...an audio file?

M4A1: Yes. I will play it now.

[Audio starts playing...]

‘They...’
‘...are...’
‘...in your...’
‘...house.’

[...End of recording.]

Kalina: 'They...are in your...house?'
What does that mean? Who's in my house?

M4A1: It makes no sense. Could it be some kind of code?

Kalina: Hmm... It does seem to be encrypted at first glance.
Hold on a sec. I'll go take a look...

Kalina: Done! Looks like we've got ourselves a new set of coordinates!

M4A1: I did not expect...Miss Kalin to be so capable.

Kalina: What? You're practically calling me an idiot!
But of course you wouldn't know such an archaic encryption method!
Still... we can hardly learn anything from just a set of coordinates and some nonsense like 'your house'.

M4A1: ...'Neural cloud'.
The so-called 'neural cloud' is the host of our memories for us T-Dolls...
Even though the original body can create a large number of dummies to protect itself through dummy links.

Kalina: But even so, the original body is still at risk of being destroyed under extreme circumstances.

M4A1: Indeed. Once the original body is annihilated, the T-Doll loses all its memories and is reverted back to its factory settings.
Which is why when network connection and logistics allow, T-Dolls always backup their own neural clouds before deployment.
Or in our language, upload our memories to the server.

Kalina: Backing up neural clouds takes a really long time, but it's definitely worth it for the sake of preserving your battle experience.

M4A1: During infiltrations, though, T-Dolls cannot upload any data to the server back at base in order to remain undetected.
In this case, we backup our memories to video logs to constitute easy recovery in the future and to provide information for others.

Kalina: Right... So you suspect this to be a backup copy of someone's neural cloud?

M4A1: It is just a wild guess. We need more information.

Kalina: In any case, we seem to have stumbled across something intriguing. Don't you agree, Commander?
Exactly! Then let's hurry towards our next coordinates! I wonder what we'll find there.