The Basement looked as though it had been recently, and poorly, rearranged. A lone projector stood off to the left of the room. one of those antique ones that looked like it had been there for centuries. Another thing was a huge white sheet draped on the opposite wall. There were also a few(five to be exact) rows of chairs set up as though someone wanted an audience. The remainder of the intercom system was playing a loop of a deranged man, presumably Tech himself, saying the following:<br/><br/>"Welcome, sit, enjoy the show!<br/>I recommend the second row,<br/>In a few moments you will see<br/>Why no one has ever caught me!<br/>I really truly wish to see,<br/>Will you be the hunter, or is it... ME!"<br/><br/>And with that a laugh sounded throughout the basement. The strange thing is, it wasn't a cruel laughter. It was more like a man who was on the border of remote sanity. a mix of finding something incredibly hilarious, and a man who simply didn't have a conscious desire to care about anything.<br/><br/>A minute went by, and the projector turned itself on remotely, which shouldn't have been possible given it's era of manufacturing. A slide of a young boy crying showed itself on the monitor, with words printed under the image:<br/><br/>"Here I am, see me cry, I really don't remember why."<br/><br/>Thirty seconds passed, as if he<span style="font-style: italic">wanted</span>to get his audience to examine the photo. it was in Gif format, another clue that the projector was not as old as it claimed by appearance. the second slide showed a man in a lab, shaking and looking frantic. the words underneath were as follows<br/><br/>"Another tragic day for me,<br/>The day I remember perfectly!"<br/><br/>There was a 60 second pause, then a third slide, a picture of Tech Nicholi Tie himself, in full costume with his visor up, this Gif was horrible. he was using his ceramic nanoblade cufflinks to kill a room of scientists, who seemingly hadn't been expecting him to murder, but had somehow known he was there the whole time. the following words were displayed as the scene played over and over:<br/><br/>"You never know the perfect crime,<br/>But that I say felt mighty fine!"<br/><br/>As the show ended with the old style 'FIN' writing, Tech sat down behind Emery and asked her a cryptic question in his rhymes.<br/><br/>"You look like someone I once knew,<br/>Tell me, did you find the clue?<br/>The three slides had one central theme<br/>and here's a hint, it isn't cream!"<br/><br/>Then he faded from existence like a hologram with a cross between a good natured chuckle, and a mental patient giggling.