(7) Experiments II
[Sasaki is trying to build a DNA testing machine. However, it turns out she is slightly less proficient at actual engineering than pontificating, and so she needs help.]
A.) [Action for 1450 Mitchell Road: Sasaki is traipsing around the house, looking in all the cabinets and under all the sinks, looking a wee bit frustrated. She's holding a clipboard again. She mutters to herself:]
It seems I can't even find the oil... this may be more complicated than I imagined. Eh, perhaps I shouldn't be the one doing the construction.
B.) [Action: At school, in the science classrooms, Sasaki is rather heedlessly rummaging through equipment, gathering test tubes. They seem to be the only thing she's successfully gathering, though: every bottle she examines is tossed aside with a "Hm!". They're evidently harmless compounds; some bottles that happen to land label-up include "acetic acid", "sodium bicarbonate", "sodium hydroxide", and, infuriatingly, "water -- not distilled". She finally crosses her legs with a petulant expression.]
C.) [Action: Sasaki is headed to the Mayfield Hospital in order to ask for components. You might find her accosting you if you happen to look like you work there; or you might overhear her arguing with a nurse about "potassium and manganese are not precisely rare materials"; or you might find her reduced to sneaking around, looking for a storage room and through boxes of medical supplies.]
D.) [Phone, standard filter: Later that night, she sends a somewhat ill-tempered message, relative to her usual, across the phones:]
Does anyone have any idea if I'll have to start culturing bacterial samples myself, or are there some facilities somewhere in this town that wouldn't force me to start a biology laboratory from scratch?
A.) [Action for 1450 Mitchell Road: Sasaki is traipsing around the house, looking in all the cabinets and under all the sinks, looking a wee bit frustrated. She's holding a clipboard again. She mutters to herself:]
It seems I can't even find the oil... this may be more complicated than I imagined. Eh, perhaps I shouldn't be the one doing the construction.
B.) [Action: At school, in the science classrooms, Sasaki is rather heedlessly rummaging through equipment, gathering test tubes. They seem to be the only thing she's successfully gathering, though: every bottle she examines is tossed aside with a "Hm!". They're evidently harmless compounds; some bottles that happen to land label-up include "acetic acid", "sodium bicarbonate", "sodium hydroxide", and, infuriatingly, "water -- not distilled". She finally crosses her legs with a petulant expression.]
C.) [Action: Sasaki is headed to the Mayfield Hospital in order to ask for components. You might find her accosting you if you happen to look like you work there; or you might overhear her arguing with a nurse about "potassium and manganese are not precisely rare materials"; or you might find her reduced to sneaking around, looking for a storage room and through boxes of medical supplies.]
D.) [Phone, standard filter: Later that night, she sends a somewhat ill-tempered message, relative to her usual, across the phones:]
Does anyone have any idea if I'll have to start culturing bacterial samples myself, or are there some facilities somewhere in this town that wouldn't force me to start a biology laboratory from scratch?