A non-exhaustive survey of things found in the apartment of one Dr.Ryland Grace, post Hail Mary launch.
- Broken lock (No one knows where his keys are anymore. No one cared to look for them when Stratt had the power to break in without consequence.)
- Obnoxiously pattered, well-loved couch
- Light throw blanket in a faded orange color
- A very nice coffee table that is truly a mess
- A pile of unmarked student assignments next to a pile of marked assignments
- A pack of cheep blue ballpoint pens
- A mostly empty pack of cheep yellow highlighters
- One empty mug, directly behind a mug half full of coffee. Both depict foxes.
- Printed packet of information about the Petrova Line, clearly hand-compiled from several sources and bound with a binder clip
- A hole in the scattered papers where another packet of information possibly used to lay.
- Metal filing cabinet, covered in student artwork. Several pieces depict foxes.
- Collection of graduation invitations from former students
- Collection of old lesson plans, tests, assignments, and handouts for a middle school science class
- Bachelors of Science in Biology awarded to Ryland Grace
- Masters of Science in Integrative Biology awarded to Ryland Grace
- Doctorate of Philosophy in Molecular Biology awarded to Ryland Grace
- Bachelors of Science in Science for Secondary Education awarded to Ryland Grace
- Pin board with more student artwork, several to-do lists, and information on the Petrova Problem. There is a section in the middle where things have obviously been removed.
- A bed with simple, dark sheets and matching comforter. Several colorful blankets and no less than three fox plushes cover its surface.
- A single bedside table. It’s wooden and remarkably ornate for the room.
- Printed packet of information about California foster parent requirements, several sections have been highlighted
- Cheep particleboard dresser. The drawers are all pulled out and appear to be ransacked. What clothing that does remain is dark in color but varied in texture.
- A space on top of the dresser is completely clear. It’s obvious that something used to sit there but no longer does.
It’s obvious that someone used to live here but no longer does.
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