Search and Rescue is a pretty broad name. What exactly are your goals behind this group? I currently help run rescue on experimentation nights with another couple people.
Run patrols and rescue operations at night where difficult enemies and brainwashed patients are known to appear.
The main goal would be to assist anyone that gets in over their head at night with a monster and to knock out the brainwashed patients without hurting them or letting them hurt anyone else.
If you're running rescue for the experimentation nights, and plan to continue to do so, I'll take that of my list of possible patrol routes. Or if you want to work together we can coordinate it so you don't have to do that every night.
The reason I help run rescue is because no one that gets taken to those rooms deserves to find themselves alone afterward to fend for themselves. I would like to continue doing so, but if you are of like mind, I'd like to meet sometime.
Eventually, seeing that much pain and torture gets to a person, even if they come from worlds where it is prevalent.
I'm a prosecuting attorney back home. I'm not so good with the combat side of things, but I'm more than happy to use the connections and information-gathering abilities I have in order to help out how I can.
This is a good thing you're doing, Mr. Cole. It's appreciated.
Thank you. I had been trying to focus on investigating and looking for ways to get out but with this change in focus I won't be able to do that myself anymore. Having someone good at processing information will be very useful, and with as many clubs and groups we really need a stronger method of sharing information.
If you would be willing to interview people that have visited certain areas and make written reports it would be extremely useful. Good information and support is key to any successful operation.
I may already have some of that information, and am working on collecting more of it, through a series of collaborations. I would, though, be willing to speak with others and make reports - it's second nature in my line of work.
I would appreciate that very much. In particular I'd be interested in reports about the basement and the areas outside the institute, and where people tend to run into particularly powerful monsters and brainwashed patients so Search and Rescue teams can be sent out accordingly.
The person running the clinic is Tamaki Suoh. If you put his name or the name of his clinic, the St. Francis Aide Society, up on here, he'll be more likely to respond. At least, it might get his attention faster.
I'm also running rescue up to the experimentation rooms on the nights people are taken. If you want to talk about coordinating efforts, I'm open to the idea.
I think for tonight at least I will focus on getting patrols working in other dangerous areas of the institute to try to keep people that run into monsters from getting killed, but coordinating those rescue missions could be useful.
Are the experiment rooms regularly under heavy guard? Do you encounter a lot of monsters on your way there?
There's no way of knowing who will be taken, but having at least one team go up there every time will ensure no one is left behind.
And there is no guarrantee about the room or the way there. I've encountered creatures in the halls leading up to it, in the areas around it and in the rooms themselves some nights.
The first time I went though: nothing but the patients.
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-Sheena
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The main goal would be to assist anyone that gets in over their head at night with a monster and to knock out the brainwashed patients without hurting them or letting them hurt anyone else.
If you're running rescue for the experimentation nights, and plan to continue to do so, I'll take that of my list of possible patrol routes. Or if you want to work together we can coordinate it so you don't have to do that every night.
-Marcus
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Eventually, seeing that much pain and torture gets to a person, even if they come from worlds where it is prevalent.
-Sheena
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You're doing a good thing, but let me know if you need help.
-Marcus
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This is a good thing you're doing, Mr. Cole. It's appreciated.
-- Miles Edgeworth (M.E.)
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If you would be willing to interview people that have visited certain areas and make written reports it would be extremely useful. Good information and support is key to any successful operation.
-Marcus Cole, Statesman
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-- M.E.
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-Marcus
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I'm also running rescue up to the experimentation rooms on the nights people are taken. If you want to talk about coordinating efforts, I'm open to the idea.
-R.Aoyagi
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I think for tonight at least I will focus on getting patrols working in other dangerous areas of the institute to try to keep people that run into monsters from getting killed, but coordinating those rescue missions could be useful.
Are the experiment rooms regularly under heavy guard? Do you encounter a lot of monsters on your way there?
-Marcus
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And there is no guarrantee about the room or the way there. I've encountered creatures in the halls leading up to it, in the areas around it and in the rooms themselves some nights.
The first time I went though: nothing but the patients.
-R.Aoyagi
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-Marcus
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-Marcus
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