[The file opens accordingly, divided still further into additional subfiles but the gist is immediate: this is a lengthy and detailed collection of hospital records for a five year old boy named Leo Fabrice, evidently the victim of some kind of automated car accident two years ago. The boy was declared brain dead shortly after admittance, but seemed to have been kept alive for a number of months by hospital systems before abruptly being transferred to home care with his father, Arjan Fabrice's authorization. Every file is meticulously dated and organized, including names of hospital technicians and procedures. The hospital on record just happens to be the one that Kalup Aquila maintains.
Going down the list, it appears that 'v_data' has a considerable amount of notations about synthetic material and the technical specs for a multitude of androids equipment. All the specs and most of the information seems to have been provided by Ven Diagrams, though some of the minor skeletal equipment is third party. All of the 'wet-ware' is provided by Ven.
'ao_reimbrments' is a series of receipts. They're all tracked through Arjan Fabrice's personal account. Most of them seem related to mechanical maintenance and matches with...
'mntnc', which is a series of maintenance logs. It seems whatever android is being maintained receiving near constant minor modifications.
The 'log' is a log of raw data, spanning a period of almost two years. It's difficult to tell exactly what modifications and information is being collated without being very, very intimately familiar with Concordian programming; luckily, there's a series of subfiles in the log that appear to be video files. There are almost thirty video files, most of them ten seconds or shorter. They all feature a boy who matches the rough description of the boy in the hospital records. He seems perfectly normal: in one video, he's running in circles on a grass lawn; in another he's playing with his infant sibling; in another, he's holding a balloon for his sixth birthday.
At the bottom of the log file is a series of time stamps. It's a long, maybe innocuous seeming list. At the very bottom is this exact date, this exact time. Someone will know you've been here, Bruce.]
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Going down the list, it appears that 'v_data' has a considerable amount of notations about synthetic material and the technical specs for a multitude of androids equipment. All the specs and most of the information seems to have been provided by Ven Diagrams, though some of the minor skeletal equipment is third party. All of the 'wet-ware' is provided by Ven.
'ao_reimbrments' is a series of receipts. They're all tracked through Arjan Fabrice's personal account. Most of them seem related to mechanical maintenance and matches with...
'mntnc', which is a series of maintenance logs. It seems whatever android is being maintained receiving near constant minor modifications.
The 'log' is a log of raw data, spanning a period of almost two years. It's difficult to tell exactly what modifications and information is being collated without being very, very intimately familiar with Concordian programming; luckily, there's a series of subfiles in the log that appear to be video files. There are almost thirty video files, most of them ten seconds or shorter. They all feature a boy who matches the rough description of the boy in the hospital records. He seems perfectly normal: in one video, he's running in circles on a grass lawn; in another he's playing with his infant sibling; in another, he's holding a balloon for his sixth birthday.
At the bottom of the log file is a series of time stamps. It's a long, maybe innocuous seeming list. At the very bottom is this exact date, this exact time. Someone will know you've been here, Bruce.]