<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">True, My apologies. Here's what Coral's gotten from pre-joining readings she's been doing. Keeping in mind she's only had chance to get information up until a certain security rating.<br/><br/>There's no personal passwords that Coral knows that is, but there's three primary passwords. Security has its own alarm shutdown, a simple numerical code of <em>8847</em>, there's a password to most computer systems in the building, at least the more accessible areas, marked down as <em>Century</em> and last one is for the doors to the more secure area, marked down as <em>Ascendancy</em>.<br/><br/>There's also a bit of knowledge that guard lockers have their individual number codes to open them, and individual workstations required passwords to get the user profiles open on them, but the main passwords were there already. The doctor's cellphone, if searched, would provide a picture of a kitten eating its meal, with a cute collar. No passwords, no written text saved that might hint at such.</div></div>