<strong>Coral</strong><br/><br/>The camera system was rather simple, with pair of cameras watching each entrance. Front, back and garage door. Within the place, there were cameras on both the ground level, the second floor and the laboratories beneath, but also a section marked 'Box' which was isolated from the security cameras, just signs pointing its way. There was a wall map of the research areas on the front of the first floor that they had all jumped past thanks to Myriad's ability to simply walk past them with a familiar face.<br/><br/>However, those cameras were largely recording repetitious boring things, on most parts. Empty hallways, people typing things down, a few making notes on an old pen and paper style. It was the second floor labs that saw more activity, as well as the underground research area. The wards had a camera panel and another from the labs, but those cameras were shut down. Black screens.<br/><br/>There was a fairly simple computer system in place to record everything, and dump the recordings to a backup-drive at the end of each hour, starting a new file for each camera then. The backups seemed to be stored somewhere on the second story, but so far, they did not include a shot of Coral and the rest of the group, other than 'Doc Myriad' walking in earlier.<br/><br/>Just then, there was a knock on the door to the security office. Camera showed it was Dr. Myriad.<br/><br/><hr/><hr/><strong>Paradox</strong><br/><br/>The files both activated their destruction immediately as Paradox tried to start working on the bomb. Both files immediately jumped in a writing.<br/><br/><em>Deletion at 11%</em><br/><br/>Not choosing one or another, trying to touch the databombs directly actually caused them both to activate. As soon as their code was touched, it activated, programmed like a virus...<br/><br/><em>Or a military program.</em><br/><br/>There was no real option, if he wanted to save either of the files he had to make a choice between them. Trying to get them both would likely result in shreds. Then again, his suit was advanced. Just then, a warning jumped up, the databomb's burn was threatening his suit's own integrity.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">The files are both directly wired with a separate databomb. He might be able to save one, but trying to save both is going to be a whole lot harder.<br/><br/>In anycase, I want a Computer skillcheck, give me your choice and give me a roll. Hope for a good roll, saving both files and recovering anything more than a third of each is likely to require a 'lucky 20' though. Natural 1? You might be without advantage of the suit's hacking abilities for a while in worst case.<br/><br/>Slowing time with warped time pace wont help him... much. Mainly because the computer still processes both his orders AND the databomb spread at the -same rate-. He might rewrite windows 7 in 5 seconds real time within an altered time-rate, but the receiving computer can only handle data at a certain rate. So with computers the altered time rate is no real help. <br/><br/>His suit already lets him respond at pretty much the same rate as he would with a modem. With a keyboard? Bam. No chance in hell to recover either file.</div></div>