BW: Penny, I know you're upset with me, but I've got to ask you something: are my toes supposed to be black?
PP: What?
BW: A couple of my toes are black. I can't feel them.
PP: How many days has this gone on?
BW: 7. I think. Hard to keep track of the days down here.
PP: Are your toes swollen? Do they have blisters?
BW: Yes. And I think.
PP: This sounds like an infection. Do you know where the first-aid kits are?
BW: One in every major room. Grabbing some now.
BW: Alright, grabbed 3. Getting hard to walk though, for some reason.
PP: Dove, your toe came off.
BW: What?
PP: Your right pinky toe came off. You caught a corner, and it clipped off.
BW: So it did. Ugh, the puss stinks.
PP: Please do not type with pustule covered fingers.
BW: They ain't soiled yet.
PP: Please place the monitor into a place where you can read my instructions, and standby for further instructions.
PP: First, open the first aid kits. I am able to see the contents of the medical kits, so do not feel the need to type the contents of the kit into our text log.
PP: You are going to need a tray. Please grab a tray from a food container or something similar.
PP: The tools are sterilized, so need to open the alcohol yet.
PP: Please refrain from drinking the rubbing alcohol.
BW: I'm birdying it. My lips never touch it.
PP: It's not good for you. In addition, refrain from touching the keyboard.
PP: Since it has been made clear that these toes are past saving, grab the tweezers. Pinch the toe and pull it off of your foot. This may require some effort.
PP: Or not. Place the toe in the tray. Repeat for any additional extremities.
PP: Please signal to the camera if there is puss in the wounds.
PP: Affirmative. Grab the swabs and remove the puss from the wounds.
PP: Or you can pour rubbing alcohol into your open wounds. If you are going to ask for assistance, please do not ignore me.
PP: Why are you using the tweezers to pull out the infected flesh. The puss is too liquid for you to grab with tweezers.
PP: Apparently, I have been proven wrong. I will log that in my catalogues.
PP: Clean your hands before this next step.
PP: Bandage your feet with the bandages in the first aid kits.
PP: Wash your hands before you touch the keyboard.
PP: Now you may.
BW: Thanks for helping me. That was incredibly painful.
PP: Please collect your misplaced toe.
PP: Why are you using your hands to pick it up? Before you touch the keyboard again, wash your hands.
PP: While you are at it, please clean the wall and floor.
BW: Wow, you're such a stickler.
PP: That was infected flesh. As in incredibly unsanitary. How did you not notice your infection?
BW: I've been cold for the last few days. Of course I didn't notice it.
PP: The Mint is kept at 54 degrees Fahrenheit. Quite a few degrees above freezing.
BW: That's not a good sign, is it?
PP: No it is not. Please wear additional layers Dove.
BW: And here I thought you just wanted me gone.
PP: Yes. I do. However, if you died here, I would have a corpse in the Mint's lobby until the next person arrived. That would tarnish Atlas's reputation.
BW: Eh, personally think my body could pass off as a raccoon's.
PP: You are not a raccoon.
BW: Darn. So what should I do with the toes.
PP: Place them in the incinerator. It is located down the hall from the pantry.
BW: Aww, can't I keep them for a snack?
PP: No. That is disgusting. How could you even say that?
BW: It was a joke. Oh, brothers. Do you really think that low of me?
PP: Affirmative.
BW: Seriously?
PP: Yes. You consumed more rubbing alcohol via ingestion than you did applying it to your wounds.
BW: You can't prove anything.
PP: I have video evidence of you doing exactly that.
BW: Not if I have anything to say about that!
PP: Did you forget you no longer have 10 toes?
BW: I am ashamed to admit that, but yes.
PP: Would you like me to replay you falling on your face after taking off?
BW: No thank you.
BW: So we good now?
PP: Negative.
BW: Still got you to talk to me.
PP: Affirmative.
PP: Please throw away your toes.
BW: Fine fine. Be right back.
BW: You see how fast I crawl?
PP: Affirmative. I was not expecting you to be capable of such speeds in your condition.
BW: Met an old man whose dad fought in the great war. His dad taught him the different drill that were taught back then, and he taught me a couple of them. Combat crawling is surprisingly useful.
PP: However, not as useful against grimm.
BW: True, true, but still quite useful.
BW: I'm going to crash now. Talk later.
PP: Potentially.
