With a rush, light was pulled from his vision, one moment he was on the defense of Eurocorp Crystear Manufacturing's products, the next he was sprawled on his back in the middle of a dark cavern. Perhaps the earth caved in after the titanic explosions caused by the Tear charges, either way, there was no way he could fall so deep such that light from the cave-in was not even visible and yet survive.<br/><br/>Jonah lay there, for a minute, taking this time to take a break from the stress of battle, the vents on the side of the rifle he held in his hands releasing streams of warm air. The slight movement within the weapon told him that the coolant liquid was bubbling from the excess heat. Once the bubbling ceased, he pushed himself up reaching up and pulling down a pair of goggles in preparation for work. His vision of the room was tinted with a bright cyan tint, granting him sight to the darker edges.<br/><br/>The first thing he realized about the surroundings was that this was nothing like he had seen before. He had seen earth before, but not to the amount where it could escape the palm of his hand.<br/><br/>"Who's there? Come out, it is only I, the level instructor."<br/><br/>Jonah stepped cautiously, whoever that was, he could sense without a line of sight. "Is this the Tower of Babel?"<br/><br/>"Yes. This is it."<br/><br/>******<br/><br/>Isana stared at the statues, unsure if she was to compliment these props or not, she could not find any speaker and such but... "Is this a recorded speech?"<br/><br/>"Yes." "No."<br/><br/>She chewed the inside of her cheek, "You know you can stop the program already," She waved a hand, expecting an interface to appear and log out from there, but nothing came. That was strange, she thought to herself. Either ways, she decided to play along with this for a little while longer. "Fine. I'll play along." She asked a small handful of questions, before realizing that she would not get the answer so easily. She stood in thought, after all, there was no time limit.<br/><br/>"If a product of a negative and a positive is a negative... Right. So if I asked the other guard which door would be the correct one, assuming I want to live, what would it say?"<br/><br/>Both answers, pointed to a single door. Which was a refreshing change to say the least. She reached out, opened the other door and stepped into the blinding light.<br/><br/>She felt as though she was falling for a moment because the next instant, she was in a cave similar to the first one, though it was dotted much more generously with crystals of light. She glanced around, wondering what surprises were in store.<br/><br/>(minor changes to be added)