Freeze Ray
Dahlia - “Hey Remmy.”
Remmy - “Dahlia, so nice to see you. It has been three weeks, two days, and 14.05 hours since I’ve seen you last.”
Dahlia giggles - “It’s good to see you again too Remmy.”
Remmy - “What brings you here today?”
Dahlia - “I completed some schematics and calculations to build a handheld.. err... um... ray gun.”
Remmy - “Ray Gun - synchronize schematics - error. Did you feed me the schematics yet? I can’t seem to find them in my database.”
Dahlia - “No, I’m entering the schematics now.”
Remmy - “Processing. Processing. Recommended update: Cylinder two should be three quarters to the right of suction straw. Recommended update: Oxypin and Alabaster quantities miscalculated - Increase Oxypin portion.”
Dahlia - “Recommendation one commence. Recommendation two, recalculate. Remmy, I checked those numbers several times. Do you have updated particle counts for Oxypin in your database?”
Remmy - “Recalculated recommendation number two - Increase Oxypin portion.”
Dahlia - “When was your last particle count update for Oxypin?”
Remmy - “Searching database - Three years, four months, one day and 03.35 hours ago.”
Dahlia - “What? I’m checking your database logs. Update the Oxpin particle counts and recalculate recommendation number two please.”
Remmy - “Oxypin particle count updated. Recommendation number two withdrawn. Complete Freeze Ray.”
Dahlia - “Great work Remmy! Do you know why you weren’t updated properly.”
Remmy - “Oxypin particle count removed by AnD401D”
Dahlia -”What? Who is that user?”
Remmy - “Anonymous individual.”
Dahlia seems concerned. Oxypin has the potential to create highly toxic formulas when used. It is essential this data is updated and she wonders why someone would remove the updated particle count?















