[2026-08-18 18:50:31.469] Starting up round ID 263551. - ------------------------- [2026-08-18 19:38:15.231] PAPER: splupto/(Okinawa Kaoru) has printed "Space Law" (id: 117) by Alexander Murphy from a book management console. [2026-08-18 19:41:55.319] PAPER: splupto/(Okinawa Kaoru) has printed "Love Like Kudzu" (id: 12295) by Okinawa Kaoru from a book management console. [2026-08-18 19:42:01.323] PAPER: splupto/(Okinawa Kaoru) has printed "A dedication to J. Kudzu" (id: 1754) by Anonymous from a book management console. [2026-08-18 19:56:26.419] PAPER: splupto/(Okinawa Kaoru) wrote to paper: "I sit here in the chapel and I wonder what lies beyond here. Well, I know the answer: the auxilliary station. I've heard all sorts of rumors of some kind of older civilization there. But regardless, I've always had a weird relationship with the holy staff of nanotrasen. Some of them seem to be doing the best they can to help the spiritiual wellbeing of the crew, a more specialized form of what all service staff do, really. But what separates an academic such as I and clergy like them is that they do not just observe: they partake. They believe in their deities of choosing. That mummy religion some of them follow is quite reminiscent of an ancient society they had on Terra centuries ago, but I took no part in it, however the Terrans I speak to claim it's not a particularly accurate recreation, and after millennia of broken ties, can it really claim to be a true faith? From my Terran history classes, though, religions like the Abrahamics, the Dharmics, Shinto, Daoism, all changed with the course of human history, and that is why they survived. It seems that a lineage can be traced from the Terrans of then to the Nanotrasen Chaplains of today. And you know, I can hear the choirs here, and I can think to myself: maybe I'm not too different. I still separate study from belief, of course, I'm a scholar, not a priest, but this spirituality thing is looking more and more enticing... Particularly as I have to continue to deal with a lot of the other staff at Nanotrasen." [2026-08-18 20:55:04.132] PAPER: splupto/(Okinawa Kaoru) has printed "Library Book Recommendations" (id: 12195) by Delilah Ashborn from a book management console. [2026-08-18 21:04:55.079] PAPER: splupto/(Okinawa Kaoru) has printed "Party Game: SPLIT or STEAL!" (id: 12238) by Delilah Ashborn from a book management console. [2026-08-18 21:05:02.623] PAPER: splupto/(Okinawa Kaoru) has printed "Corrupt Demon Pillar Lullaby" (id: 12070) by Delilah Ashborn from a book management console. [2026-08-18 21:11:55.027] PAPER: Sherill Ironmonger has sent a fax with the message "
Autopsy report
Time of Autopsy: 21:06
Autopsy Coroner - Sherill Ironmonger
Analyzing results for Malcolm Walker:

Time of Death - 02:04:23
Subject has been dead for 4 minutes and 4.8 seconds.
Body Data:
Damage:BruteBurnToxinSuffocation
Human chest:000112
Human head:570
Human left leg:130
Human right leg:130
Human left arm:100
Human right arm:110
Overall:103 Brute0 Burn0 Toxin112 Suffocation
Organ Data:
Organ:DmgStatus
Brain:28OK
Appendix:28Mildly Damaged
Stomach:32Mildly Damaged
Ears:28Mildly Damaged
Eyes:14OK
Lungs:25Mildly Damaged
Heart:68Severely Damaged
Liver:28Mildly Damaged
Tongue:0OK
Species: Human
Core temperature: 25 °C (76.9 °F)
Body temperature: 25 °C (76.9 °F)
Blood level: CRITICAL 46%, 258.263 cl, type: B+
Chemical Data:
Sterilizine: 10 units in bloodstream.
↳ Sterilizes wounds in preparation for surgery.
Disease Data:
Coroner's Notes:/" to Detective's Office/Ex1Py. [2026-08-18 21:28:19.405] PAPER: splupto/(Okinawa Kaoru) wrote to paper: "bartender, can i get a bottle of absinthe?"