text: [Themes: Science Fiction]
  
  > Go downwards
  (first opening the Green Commercial Station door)
  
  Green Commercial One is one of the oldest stations on the Transit web. Although it has been refurbished several times, its age still manages to show through the layers of tile and paint. The platform opens out at the middle to a lobby area which is dominated by a row of automated doors to the south, which lead to stairways up to the main station. The flow of commuters moves steadily through these doors. The floor and walls are both extremely scuffed duramex nanotile, and the station name (Green Commercial One) is indicated on a large plaque set into the walls. The platform abuts the Transit web to the north, now empty.
  
  You can see a Transit Map here.
  
  You can go south through the Green Commercial Station door to Green Commercial Station from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  The automatic door slides closed.
  
  > wait for Capsule
  A light grows in the tunnel. With a deep thrumming and the whoosh of displaced air, the Transit Capsule slides smoothly into Green Commercial Platform and comes to a stop, hovering in the Web. The doors slide open and a few commuters enter and exit the capsule.
  A few commuters get on and off the Transit capsule.
  
  > enter Capsule
  You move into the Transit Capsule.
  
  A fifty-person maglev Transit capsule. You're standing, holding on to a strap. Through the windows you can see the Green Commercial Platform.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  A few commuters get on and off the Transit capsule.
  
  > wait
  Time passes.
  
  A few commuters get on and off the Transit capsule.
  
  The capsule doors slide shut. The humming noice increases in volume, and the capsule slides out of the station, gathering speed as it goes, and slides into the tunnel.
  
  You hold onto your strap as the Capsule rapidly accelerates.
  
  > Wait
  Time passes.
  
  You find yourself mesmerized by an advertisement for disposable cameras.
  
  > Wait
  Time passes.
  
  With a deep thrumming and the whoosh of displaced air, the Transit Capsule slides smoothly into Green Residential Platform and comes to a stop, hovering in the Web. The doors slide open and a few commuters enter and exit the capsule.
  
  > Go north
  (first opening the Green Service Station door)
  
  Green Service is the local government services cluster. The Transit station seems to reflect this, exhibiting a weary conformity - although you couldn't say exactly how. A stairway leads down to the platform access doors, and a set of doorways lead north out onto Government Square.
  
  You can go north and down through the Green Service Station door to Green Service Platform from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  The automatic door slides closed.
  
  > go to the north
  This is the southern half of Government Square. Several benches and landscape features are scattered throughout the area. A roadway approaches from the west, loops north around the square and continues to the east. Groundcars move back and forth along the road, mixed with official vehicles such as police cars, ambulances and the ubiquitous slightly shabby black flitters used by government agencies. The doors to Green Service Transit station are to the south. Across the road to the east is Green Hospital's driveway. The Hospital's main entrance is to the northeast. The square continues to the north. To the northwest, across the road on the other side, is the front steps of the local police station.
  
  The Reserve Bank Spacescraper is visible in the distance, rising over the low skyline.
  
  You can go north, northeast, northwest, south to Green Service Station, and east from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  > Go east
  The driveway and parking area for the Hospital ER, which lies directly to the east. To the north is the main entrance to the Hospital building.
  
  The Reserve Bank Spacescraper is visible in the distance, rising over the low skyline.
  
  An ambulance, a bulky flittervan with emergency markings, is parked here.
  
  You can go north, northwest, east through the ER door (closed), and west to Government Square South from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  > look at the ambulance
  This aerovan is probably a Geely-Ford/Fujiwara product underneath, but has all manner of emergency lights and markings on it, including a large set of red crosses. It has a double door in the back along with the two main cab entry doors. It is dark and powered down but securely locked, and a slowly blinking light indicates that its locklarm is armed.
  
  > Go east
  (first opening the ER door)
  
  This is a triage area for the ER to the east. To the north is the main Hospital lobby, and west lies the automatic doors out to the driveway. Patients and staff are moving back and forth through the area.
  
  You can go north, east, and west through the ER door to Hospital Driveway from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  The automatic door slides closed.
  
  > Go east
  This is a prep and emergency treatment area for the emergency ward to the east, which is locked. Triage is to the west, and a door leads north. The ER is presently unused, and lies empty.
  
  You can see a tissue generator here.
  
  You can go north and west to Triage from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  > examine the tissue generator
  (the tissue generator)
  This is a medium-sized appliance found in most modern hospitals. It is used to provide artificial tissue for grafting into or onto injuries. In order to prevent rejection, the tissue generator must be given a complete scan of the patient's tissue, from which it will (by default) produce an exact duplicate of the scanned sample. It has a button marked ACTIVATE. There is a slot on the front of the machine labeled INSERT CRYOPACK FOR SAMPLE where, presumably, the generated tissue is delivered; there is a smaller opening labeled FEED and there is a slot labeled READ where a tissue sampler can be inserted. The feed slot contains biogen feedstock.
  
  The tissue generator is currently switched off.
  
  > Go west
  This is a triage area for the ER to the east. To the north is the main Hospital lobby, and west lies the automatic doors out to the driveway. Patients and staff are moving back and forth through the area.
  
  You can go north, east to the Emergency Room, and west through the ER door (closed) to Hospital Driveway from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  > go north
  This is the main entrance to a busy regional hospital. Autodoors lie to the west. Patients and staff rush back and forth, all too busy to pay you any attention. To the south is an archway with a sign reading "TRIAGE"; to the east is the elevator core and to the north is the waiting lounge.
  
  You can go north, south to Triage, east, and west through the Hospital door (closed) from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  > go east
  The main elevator bank for the hospital seems to require either an appropriate Mit-Klein scan or a hospital ID to swipe. Patients and staff move through the area. The lobby is to the west. The ER is through a door to the south, and a restroom is to the east.
  
  You can go south to the Emergency Room, east, and west to Hospital Lobby from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  > go to the east
  A clean restroom that smells strongly of disinfectant and hand sanitizer. There is a single sink with a small mirror over it and a single stall.
  
  You can see a trash can (closed) here.
  
  You can go west to Hospital Elevators from here.
  
  > examine the graffiti
  This small graffito is a stylized angel wearing a pair of mirrorshades. Just below it is a URL: [LINK]
  
  > examine trash
  Painted industrial dark green, the Hospital Restroom trash can awaits its daily diet of rubbish. There is a solar panel on it; presumably it reports back to a central system when it is full.
  
  > look at the solar panel
  A small (8x8cm) solar panel set into the lid, apparently powering something embedded beneath in the trash can.
  
  > remove the solar panel
  (first taking the solar panel)
  That seems to be a part of the trash can.
  
  > open the trash
  You open the trash can, revealing some rubbish.
  
  > look at can
  Painted industrial dark green, the Hospital Restroom trash can awaits its daily diet of rubbish. There is a solar panel on it; presumably it reports back to a central system when it is full.
  
  In the trash can is some rubbish.
  
  > cut the panel with the knife
  That seems to be a part of the trash can.
  
  (putting the laptop into the backpack to make room)
  Taken.
  
  Cutting that would achieve little.
  
  > look in the can
  You put the lockblade knife into the backpack.
  
  In the trash can is some rubbish.
  
  > get can
  That's fixed in place.
  
  > Inventory
  You are carrying:
  a drop message
  a soldering iron
  a phone
  a safety limiter
  a backpack (being worn, and open)
  a lockblade knife
  a laptop
  some solder
  a car key
  a thermos (open but empty)
  a cotter pin
  a multitool
  a watch (being worn)
  
  > go to the west
  The main elevator bank for the hospital seems to require either an appropriate Mit-Klein scan or a hospital ID to swipe. Patients and staff move through the area. The lobby is to the west. The ER is through a door to the south, and a restroom is to the east.
  
  You can go south to the Emergency Room, east to Hospital Restroom, and west to Hospital Lobby from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  > Go south
  This is a prep and emergency treatment area for the emergency ward to the east, which is locked. Triage is to the west, and a door leads north. The ER is presently unused, and lies empty.
  
  You can see a tissue generator here.
  
  You can go north to Hospital Elevators and west to Triage from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  > Go west
  This is the main entrance to a busy regional hospital. Autodoors lie to the west. Patients and staff rush back and forth, all too busy to pay you any attention. To the south is an archway with a sign reading "TRIAGE"; to the east is the elevator core and to the north is the waiting lounge.
  
  You can go north, south to Triage, east to Hospital Elevators, and west through the Hospital door (closed) from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  > examine patient
  A worried delivery worker with a messenger bag runs past you and is gone.
  
  > Go north
  This lounge is full of marginally-comfortable seating and antiquated magazines. A door to the east reads "LAB" and the main lobby is to the south. It is deserted; looking at the decor, you're pretty sure you know why.
  
  You can go south to Hospital Lobby and east from here.
  
  > go to the east
  This is an all-purpose pathology laboratory receiving area. The lab itself is behind a bulletproof glass wall to the east, and a small window allows samples or paperwork to be passed back and forth.
  
  You can see a cryopack (closed) and a trash can (closed) here.
  
  You can go west to Hospital Lounge from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  > get all
  cryopack: Taken.
  
  > Oops cryopack
  This is a roughly fist-sized container, white with red crosses and an instructions sticker with WARNING! printed at the top. It feels slightly cold to the touch. A green LED labelled "OPERATING" is lit.
  
  > read the sticker
  WARNING: This is a single-use cryogenic transport pack. Opening the cryopack will disrupt the superconductor charge and disable the cryopack until it is recharged for its next use.
  
  > open the cryopack
  You open the cryopack. A small cloud of chill and condensation escapes from the cryopack into the surrounding air. The green LED on it goes out; a red one lights up.
  
  > look in cryopack
  The cryopack is empty.