8L2C)pJJJJ IH(ȱH:=IH[H`@HcH  $ +   I/H`JLNGȄBȄF aK  haaFF  mJm# KKJ UJ )J ۈ) ;J3ȱJFȱJGJKaȄM  aaNNJFLGJL LPROuHUSTON!' '%GLIII 0!#GLV%vG!$GLIV:p!NEW.SAVET? ~oCACONHTFKK!#R667R679R68:ANCON<BUCON@.TUCONDR59,R60-R61.R62/R630R642kR655R53&R54'AR56(R55)R57*uR58+iR44R45R46 R49"DR50#MR51$)R52%R38R39R40R41R42R43GLII' PRO!VAR!NSHEM.STARTUPORIG.STARTUP yGET.TAKE@ R37 >dLԡm#i㰼m#iЕOLԡȱfg hi !dLԡ憦  Ljmkm l y`2 Lԡ8(Je稽)ʈ@LLnSOS BOOT 1.1 SOS.KERNEL SOS KRNLI/O ERRORFILE 'SOS.KERNEL' NOT FOUND%INVALID KERNEL FILE: xةw,@  ȱlmi8#)!)? &PRODOS `DaElH$?EGvѶK+`L HHLy XP LM ŠϠĠӠS)*+,+`F)) (*=GJFjJJA QE'+ '== `@ STSP8QSS8 m P o R(8RVARuHUSTON!' '%GAME1H- ،%GAME2cC%GAME32GAME11#GAME22}GAME33ooking man steps into view. He looks like a wimp. Must be Carl Turcot. He grovels and then leaves.":VE4:260VE4(C$"LOOK LAB"C$"LOOK ROOM")ĺ"Now that Carl's gone, Dr. Turcot has resumed his fiddling with the computer.":VE3:260C$" He occasionally stops and seems to speak to someone else in the":"room.":260|C$"BREAK DOOR"C$"OPEN DOOR"ĺ"Press the button.":260tVE3(C$"LOOK LAB"C$"LOOK ROOM")ĺ"Turcot yells at someone about something. A moment later a frazzled-lord.":260hC$"BREAK GLASS"C$"HIT GLASS"C$"KICK GLASS"C$"POUND GLASS"ĺ"Your pounding has no effect. Turcot ignores you.":260RrC$"LOOK GLASS"ĺ"Through the glass you can see Turcot furiously trying to break Herb Fitzroy's":"code changes.PRESS BUTTON"ĺ"A metallic voice from a small speaker in the door asks you for the password.":260TC$"GUPPY"C$"SAY GUPPY"ĺ"The door opens. You can now go south.":HY1:260 ^C$"TERTIARY"C$"RIP"C$"PANACEA"C$"INSULIN"ĺ"Sorry, wrong passw605C$"E"C$"W"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):270J"C$"N"R37:70g,HY0C$"S"ĺA$(5):2706HY1C$"S"ĺA$(3):R39:70@C$"LOOK DOOR"ĺ"It's a stainless steel door. There's a small button to its right.":260dJC$"PUSH BUTTON"C$"ne else move to the north.":VE2:120 VE2C$"LOOK ROOM"C$"LOOK LAB"ĺ"Dr. Turcot glares at you and then, looking to the north, laughs. Although you can't hear him, you sense his laughter is totally insane.":120 1470:120 S HALLWAYC$"LOOK LAB"ĺ"Staring through the glass, you can see Dr. Turcot waving his arms and perhaps giving directions to someone.":VE1:120' VE1C$"LOOK ROOM"C$"LOOK LAB"ĺ"Your nose against the glass, you watch as Dr. Turcot apparently watches someos you the bird.":"Then he ignores you.":120l C$"BREAK LIGHT"ĺ"The light's too high to reach.":120 C$"LOOK DOOR"C$"OPEN DOOR"C$"BREAK DOOR"ĺ"That door, made out of solid steel, is closed for good from here.":120 VE0C$"LOOK ROOM"38:70r C$"LOOK GLASS"C$"LOOK PLEXIGLASS"ĺ"It's unbreakable, unscrathable, very thick plexiglass.":120/ C$"BREAK PLEXIGLASS"C$"BREAK GLASS"C$"HIT GLASS"C$"HIT PLEXIGLASS"ĺ"You pound on the glass. Dr. Turcot looks up, laughs, and flip PQK INTO ROOM SUBROUTINESN nR36120,260,430,610,700,780,930,1130,1270,1400_ x N HALLWAYg 60 MO(11)0:MO(12)0:MO(13)0:MO(17)0 C$"E"C$"W"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):120 C$"N"ĺ"The door is sealed for good.":120 C$"S"ĺA$(3):R: GERM LAB PART III Version 1.0 May 11, 1986s COPYRIGHT (C) 1986 by Shem the Penman Software ALL RIGHTS RESERVED(:2D$(4):R37:70<:">";C$:FD$"PREFIX /GLII/TF"PD$"FRE"ZD$"TYPE R";R" d BREA7}GAME333Y}GAME111 GAME444. ׋GAME555[ 㪋GAME222qGAME55 w ㎌LOOK BUTTON"C$"EXAMINE BUTTON"ĺ"It's a small, round, plastic button. About 3/4's of an inch in diameter. The plastic is hard, black, and shiny as polished ebony. It is not scratched.":2601470:260 COMPUTER II ROOM60 C$"N"R38:706C$"W"C$"S"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):430hC$"E"MQ0ĺ"Better look at the door.":430C$"E"MQ1ĺA$(3):R40:70C$"LOOK DOOR"ĺ"There's a combination lock on the door. To open the door, type in the proper":"combination.":43reathe a short sign of relief. Apparently he still hasn't broken the codes that Dr. Fitzroy punched into the computer to keep Turcot from releasing the Procrox-s into the atmosphere. The hallway continues to the south. The door to Decontamination to thVG DOOR"ĺ"It's a sliding door made of four-inch thick, bulletproof glass.":990'BC$"BREAK DOOR"C$"BREAK GLASS"C$"BREAK GLASS DOOR"C$"BREAK SLIDING DOOR"ĺ"The defensive line of the Chicago Bears couldn't break that door!":990H(LC$"FEED MONKPLANTS"C$"TAKE DISHES"C$"TAKE FUNGUS"C$"TAKE FUNGI"ĺ"How can you take that through a thick glass door?":990&.C$"LOOK FUNGUS"C$"LOOK FUNGI"ĺ"Looks just like weird kinds of fungi.":990Q'8C$"LOOK DOOR"C$"LOOK GLASS DOOR"C$"LOOK SLIDINxHC$"LOOK PAPER"ĺ"Wow, it looks just like the pinfeed paper you have next to your dot matrix printer.":780RC$"OPEN BOXES"C$"OPEN BOX"ĺ"You waste some time opening several boxes but find nothing of any use to you.":780j\C$"TAKE BO470:700  SUPPY ROOM II'60T C$"U"C$"D"C$"E"C$"W"ĺA$(4):780p*C$"S"R41:A$(3):704C$"N"R43:A$(3):70>C$"LOOK HARDWARE"C$"TAKE HARDWARE"ĺ"It's a batch of hardware used with computers, and it's very heavy.":780605C$"U"C$"D"C$"E"C$"S"ĺA$(4):700QC$"W"R40:A$(3):70mC$"N"R42:A$(3):70C$"WALK THROUGH WALL"ĺ"You bump your face on the stell wall.":700(C$,3)"ALL"ĺ"You can't do that to a solid steel wall.":700 1ĺ"Very nice, aren't they? They work well, don't they?":610(C$,3)"LLS"ĺ"Why are you bothering with the walls?":610C$"BREAK LIGHTS"ĺ"They're state of the art fluorescent lights and can't be broken.":6101470:610 E HALLWAYTER"ĺ"You take your aggressions out on an inanimate machine and smash it royally.":UM2:430nX1470:430b W HALLWAYl60vC$"U"C$"D"C$"N"C$"S"ĺA$(4):610C$"W"R39:A$(3):70C$"E"R41:A$(3):70?C$"LOOK LIGHTS"M"ĺ"There's nothing to search except the computer.":430DC$"SEARCH COMPUTER"ĺ"You search the computer but find nothing of any use or interest.":430_NC$"KICK COMPUTER"C$"BREAK COMPUTER"C$"DESTROY COMPUTER"C$"SMASH COMPUTER"C$"HIT COMPUt fix this computer.":430e&C$"FIX COMPUTER"UM1ĺ"Why don't you try booting it first?":4300C$"LOOK TERMINAL"C$"TAKE TERMINAL"ĺ"It's a non-movable computer terminal, bolted to a desk that's bolted to the":"floor.":430;:C$"SEARCH ROOr just a second and flashes a number on the screen before it":"breaks down again.":UMUM1:1620(C$"BOOT COMPUTER"C$"TURN ON COMPUTER")UM2ĺ"No way. It's down for good now.":430C$"FIX COMPUTER"UM2ĺ"Ha. Even the boys in blue couldn'0_C$"11348"ĺ"The door silently opens. You can now go either east or north.":MQ1:430C$"LOOK COMPUTER"ĺ"It's an IBM PCx. And someone has bashed the heck out of it.":430c(C$"BOOT COMPUTER"C$"TURN ON COMPUTER")UM2ĺ"It comes on foe north is sealed. aAND")MO(22)1ĺ"You try to cut off Bobby's hand to put on the scanner, but the suit is too tough to cut and you can't get it off.":140J2780:140T AIRLOCK^70hC$"U"C$"D"C$"N"C$"S"ĺA$(4):3404rC$"E"IS0ĺ"You need to iBODY"ĺ"Are you crazy? He's a big young fellow: six-four and over 218 pounds.":1406C$"FUCK BODY"C$"FUCK BOBBY"ĺ"Jeez, you're a sicko. They put people in institutions for things like that.":140@(C$"REMOVE HAND"C$"CUT HAND"C$"CUT OFF H BLOOD"C$"LOOK POOL"ĺ"It's a pool of coagulating blood.":140C$"DRINK BLOOD"C$"TAKE BLOOD"ĺ"You're in the mountains of Colorado--not in the heart of Transylvania!":140"C$"KICK BODY"ĺ"Abuse of the dead is below you.":140V,C$"TAKE LIFT BOBBY"C$"LIFT BOBBY"C$"SEARCH BODY"C$"SEARCH BOBBY"ĺ"When you move Bobby, a book of matches and a card fall from his left hand.":MO(17)47:MO(23)47:XB1:140 C$"SEARCH SUIT"C$"SEARCH BODY"ĺ"You don't find anything.":140BC$"LOOK body's next.":140 (C$"SEARCH BODY"C$"SEARCH BOBBY"C$"LIFT BODY"C$"LIFT BOBBY"C$"MOVE BOBBY"C$"MOVE BODY")XB1ĺ"You move him again but to no avail. And, in his suit, he's too heavy to carry.":140 C$"LIFT BODY"C$"MOVE BODY"C$"k to him.":140x ZG1(C$"TALK BOBBY"C$"TALK BURNER")ĺ"His mind's emptier than the vacuum in deep space.":140 C$"LIFT MASK"ZG0ĺD$"TYPE BUCON":ZG1:140 C$"LIFT MASK"ZG1ĺ"No sense doing it again. His mind is completely gone. Hisoroughly decontaminated now, you can't go back up that way.":140_ C$"W"R48:A$(3):80 C$"LOOK BODY"C$"LOOK BOBBY"C$"LOOK BURNER"ĺ"Looks pretty bad, no?":140 (C$"TALK BOBBY"C$"TALK BURNER")ZG0ĺ"You have to lift the mask to tal !"#$%&'()*+,189:ABEFWX;<@TUbS D$"TYPE R";R" n3520< x BREAK INTO ROOM SUBROUTINES R46140,340,490,650,820,990,1130,1300,1470,1540,1640,1790,1870,2030,2180,2390,2560 ELEVATOR ALCOVE -- BARNER'S BODY 70 C$"S"C$"E"C$"D"ĺA$(4):140C C$"U"C$"N"ĺ"Th8 GERM LAB PART IV Version 1.0 May 18, 1986q COPYRIGHT (C) 1986 by Shem the Penman Software ALL RIGHTS RESERVED(:2(4)"PREFIX /GLII/TF"<D$(4):R47:80F:">";C$:PD$"PREFIX /GLII/TF"ZD$"FRE" dd lights has burned off the top layer of your skin and that you are now cleared to enter the sterilization room. A door slides open to the south. -pitched. You feel like you've just bitten into a piece of aluminum foil. Your hands rush to cover your ears to keep them closed to this invasion of richocheting white noise. Several minutes later the computer voice tells you the combination of sound annsert an access card in the slot to go east.":340Z|C$"E"IS1ĺA$(3):R47:IS0:80(C$"INSERT CARD"C$"PUT CARD IN SLOT")MO(23)1ĺ"The door opens to the east.":IS1:MO(23)84:340C$"W"NH1ĺA$(3):R49:NH0:80C$"W"ĺA$(5):340>C$"53148"ĺ"The door silently slides open.":NH1:340C$"LOOK DOOR"C$"LOOK AIRLOCK"ĺ"To open the airlock door, type in the proper combination.":340 C$"SEARCH LOCKER"C$"LOOK LOCKER"ĺ"Now that you have the protective suit on, it's eht of the elevator is a small box. The box has a speaker, a small":"keyhole, and a handprint scanner on it.":820 C$"LOOK SCANNER"ĺ"It's a plexiglass-covered scanner that identifies palm prints.":820!C$"PUSH BUTTON"PS1ĺ"You push the buttr while you're looking around.":820zC$"LOOK ELEVATOR"ĺ"To the right of the elevator is a small box. The box has a speaker, a small":"keyhole, and a handprint scanner on it.":820u C$"LOOK KEYHOLE"C$"LOOK BOX"C$"LOOK SPEAKER"ĺ"To the rign, and go up to Germ Lab, where you exit.":R64:4060fC$"S"C$"U"ĺ"You can't enter the closed elevator with the 'up' button at this time because the doors are closed.":820&pC$"LOOK BUTTON"ĺ"It's a small plastic button. Look at the elevatoboard.":650*2780:650K4 ELEVATOR ALCOVE -- ENTRANCE TO GERM LABS>70yHC$"N"C$"W"C$"D"ĺA$(4):820RC$"E"R50:A$(3):807\(C$"S"C$"ENTER ELEVATOR"C$"GO ELEVATOR")(CQ1HS1KI1)ĺ"You enter the elevator, push the butto-microscope and Petre dish.":650f C$"LOOK BOARD"ĺ"Photos of organisms are on the board.":650C$"LOOK PHOTOS"ĺ"Excellent photography. Fine reproduction. Ugly organisms.":650 C$"TAKE PHOTOS"ĺ"They are firmly attached to the bulletin so":"much harm.":650uC$"TAKE DISH"C$"TAKE MICROSCOPE"C$"TAKE PHOTOGRAPHS"ĺ"You can't take that.":650C$"LOOK PETRE"C$"LOOK DISH"ĺ"An ugly fungus is growing on the culture.":650#C$"LOOK TABLE"ĺ"There's equipment on the table-"ĺ"It's a full-sized Kelvinator Refrigerator.":650C$"LOOK MICROSCOPE"C$"LOOK IN MICROSCOPE"ĺ"Staring through your plastic visor, you see sickle-shaped organisms swimming":"around. Hard to believe such pleasant-looking little critters could do"LOOK IN REFRIGERATOR")ST1ĺ"With the syringe gone, the frig is empty.":650(C$"LOOK REFRIGERATOR"C$"LOOK IN REFRIGERATOR")RO1ĺ"It's empty, except for a syringe that is full of a sickly yellow fluid.":MO(14)50:6506C$"LOOK REFRIGERATOR fool.":4902780:4900 BACTERIA LAB870eC$"U"C$"N"C$"D"C$"S"ĺA$(4):650C$"W"R51:A$(3):80C$"E"R49:A$(3):80C$"OPEN REFRIGERATOR"ĺ"You open the refrigerator.":RO1:650P(C$"LOOK REFRIGERATOR"C$0ĺ"You'd have to step in the puddle to do that.":490lC$"STEP PUDDLE"C$"STEP IN PUDDLE"ĺ"Taking a deep breath and kissing your ass goodbye, you step in the puddle.":PS1:490vC$"LOOK UNDER TABLE"PS1ĺ"There's nothing under this table, youlls like sewer gas on a summer day and looks even worse, a yellowish-":"green color that lies on the oily surface of the fluid.":490XC$"LOOK TABLE"ĺ"The beakers and test tubes are neatly arranged on this table.":4908bC$"LOOK UNDER TABLE"PSк"Only a fool would touch that!":490:C$"LOOK TUBES"C$"LOOK BEAKERS"ĺ"They're full of noxious-looking liquids.":490DC$"LOOK TUBE"C$"LOOK BEAKER"ĺ"It's full of noxious-looking liquids.":490NC$"LOOK LIQUID"C$"LOOK PUDDLE"ĺ"It sme VIRUS LAB70:C$"U"C$"D"C$"S"ĺA$(4):490VC$"N"R53:A$(3):80rC$"E"R48:A$(3):80C$"W"R50:A$(3):80&C$"TAKE TUBES"C$"TAKE BEAKERS"ĺ"Only a fool would touch those!":490'0C$"TAKE TUBE"C$"TAKE BEAKER"mpty.":340@C$"TAKE CARD"MO(23)84ĺA$(3):MO(23)1:340C$"TURN DIAL"ĺ"Type in the proper combination. That's the only way to get the dial to work.":340C$"LOOK DIAL"ĺ"It looks just like a combination dial.":3402780:340 on but feel yourself suddenly losing consciousness from the":"puddle of death you stepped in earlier.":"Ten minutes later, you die."::::4040O"C$"PUSH BUTTON"PS0ĺ"A light comes on within the button and a computer voice says to insert the key,":"put your palm on the hand scanner, and speak the proper code series.":820"C$"INSERT KEY"MO(21)1ĺ"You insert the key in the small hole. It fits perfectly. A light blinks on":"the button.":KI1:HS0:CQ0:MO(21)51:820#(C$"PUT HAND ON SR0on it is to fabricate and produce the most virulent substances and agents in the history of mankind. Entering the elevator, the familiar down button is right where you have come to expect it to be. king toward it, warm air blows your body dry as the computer voice explains that the chemicals in your bath had destroyed the last remaining traces of possible contaminants on your skin. You chuckle at the irony of contaminating the laboratory whose missid.AT SPORES"C$"FUCK SPORES"ĺ"Don't be a spore port.":1130 .C$"TAKE BEAKERS"C$"TAKE TUBES"C$"TAKE CONTAINERS"ĺ"After thinking about it, you realize there's no reason to take those, so you":"change your mind and put them back where you found thet cling all-too":"tenaciously to your gloves.":1130,C$"LOOK BEAKER"C$"LOOK TUBE"C$"LOOK CONTAINER"ĺ"It's full of dried spores.":1130,C$"LOOK BEAKERS"C$"LOOK TUBES"C$"LOOK CONTAINERS"ĺ"They're full of dried spores.":1130=-C$"E Now you have spores on":"the outside of your gloves. Better hope these deadly spores don't somehow":"get into your immune system.":HS1:11307,HS1(C$"REMOVE SPORES"C$"DROP SPORES")ĺ"Too late now. You shake off some of the spores, but the res IN MICROSCOPE"ĺ"You look in the microscope but see nothing interesting.":1130*C$"LOOK UNDER TABLE"ĺ"There are some spores here, but you shouldn't mess with them.":1130+C$"TAKE SPORES"ĺ"You remove a few of the spores from under the table. :1130$)C$"N"R60:A$(3):80@)C$"S"R49:A$(3):80\)C$"W"R52:A$(3):80)C$"TAKE MICROSCOPE"C$"TAKE BEAKERS"C$"TAKE TUBES"C$"TAKE CONTAINERS"C$"TAKE RACK"ĺ"No. That can't be taken.":1130R*C$"LOOK MICROSCOPE"C$"LOOKEY"C$"FUCK MONKEY"ĺ"How can you do that through a glass door?":990(VC$"OPEN DOOR"ĺ"You're still sane, unlike Turcot and his son. Only a madman would open that door.":990(`2780:990(j SPORE LAB(t70)~C$"E"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4)"N"R58:A$(3):801%C$"S"R50:A$(3):80v%C$"E"ĺ"You can get in from the east but you can't exit.":990%C$"LOOK MONKEY"ĺ"It's the most pathetic creature you've ever seen. Part of your heart cracks.":990u&$C$"TAKE MONKEY"C$"TAKE the button blinks more quickly.":HS1:CQ0:820$C$"362235"(KI1HS1)ĺ"The elevator door slides open and the light on the button turns a solid green.":CQ1:820$2780:820$ FUNGUS LAB$70$C$"U"C$"D"C$"W"ĺA$(4):990%C$CANNER"C$"PUT PALM ON SCANNER"C$"PUT PALM"C$"PUT HAND")MO(24)1ĺ"A digitalized voice informs you that it doesn't recognize the scan.":8202$(C$"PUT HAND ON SCANNER"C$"PUT PALM ON SCANNER"C$"PUT PALM"C$"PUT HAND")MO(24)1ĺ"The light onock. A combination dial stares back at you. e final words, his body shudders violently, flopping like a large fish on a line as it's pulled out of water. And then Carl Turcot is still, at peace with himself at last.m, he plunges the needle through his sleeve and injects a puke-colored liquid into his arm. His eyes start to glaze over. "I finally did something right," he says, more to himself than to you. "At least I was capable of killing mysel..." With thosies to get to his feet, but, instead, collapses and curls into fetal position. His childish sobs echo against the cold granite walls. A moment later, his crying spent, he reaches into his lab coat and removes a hypodermic syringe. Before you can stop hi467!" The maddened son of the dead scientist takes another step toward you. As he does so, one foot catches on the other one and he falls clumsily to the granite pathway, stabbing himself in the thigh with the scapel, driving it all the way in. He tr "I don't want to talk to you," Carl Turcot cries through his sobs. "I'm going to kill you. My father was the greatest man of this century... and you killed him. I heard his screams through the speaker from Germ Lab. And you're going to pay for that done well, but you have not successfully completed GERM LAB.":::"Another game? (Y/N)";C$:C$"Y"ī1940K C$"N"āX1900:::D$"TYPE CRED":16384,128:49168,0:K 2440K 16384,128:49168,0:qL :"Outside, the new dawn rises on a calm, clther Turcot's Cleansing Death."J~ :"In a pine tree next to the granite enclosure of NABIL, a lone sparrow chirps hello to the sun. A moment later, breathing the first trace of Procrox-s, the small bird falls..."lK 16384,128:49168,0::"You'vearth!'"::"As sight fades from your eyes, you shiver with regret."::"Then there is silence."!Jt ::"Outside of the granite mountain, dawn is coming...":"But little do the people of earth know that this will be their final dawn, the beginning of Cro the valve and release the Procrox-s into the atmosphere. The last sound you hear is the sound of Crother Turcot's"aIj "maniacal laugh and trilling voice: 'I murdered mankind, and now my son and the woman I've chosen for him will repopulate the eC$"S"C$"W"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):1300/2C$"E"MO(20)1ĺ"You toss the magazine back into the room before you leave.":MO(20)54:R55:80/<C$"E"R55:A$(3):80/FC$"SIT CHAIR"ĺ"You sit for a moment and then get up again.":130070PC$"LOOm.":1130.C$"TAKE BEAKER"C$"TAKE TUBE"C$"TAKE CONTAINER"ĺ"After thinking about it, you realize there's no reason to take it, so you":"change your mind and put it back where you found it.":1130. 2780:1130. LIBRARY.70*/(C$"N"K CHAIR"ĺ"It's a comfortable reclining chair.":13000Z(C$"LOOK UNDER CHAIR"C$"SEARCH CHAIR")SC0ĺ"You find a magazine stuffed between the springs and the bottom cushion.":MO(20)54:SC1:130001dSC1(C$"LOOK UNDER CHAIR"C$"SEARCH CHAIR")ĺ"ain starts to roll uncontrollably on its neck. us for only ten hours... I'm dead. I want to fly my planes... the key's in model airplanes... I'm too young to die... help me... help me... help..." But it's too late to help Bobby Burner, you realize, as the head that once held that marvelous brain ag never see the age of 26 says, "and he'll kill everybody else too... I'll never fly my McCoy 35 again... I have so many things to do..." Bobby coughs violently and you pull away in terror. "You're safe," he mutters. "...what he gave me is infectio>?30E4C$"KILL TERRIER"C$"PUT TERRIER TO SLEEP"C$"KILL DOG"ĺ"Your heart's in the right place, but you can't reach him.":2030E>C$"LOOK DOGS"ĺ"All kinds of dogs are in this room and the noise is driving you bananas.":2030FHC$"TAKE TERRIERD2780:1870D DOG LAB'D70NDC$"N"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):2030jD C$"S"R53:A$(3):80DC$"W"R59:A$(3):80D C$"E"R61:A$(3):80E*C$"LOOK TERRIER"C$"LOOK DOG"ĺ"The poor little guy is dying, slowly and painfully.":20e's dying sounds wrench your heart and strengthen your resolve to":"get Dr. Turcot and put an end to his sadistic ways.":1870DC$"LOOK MICE"C$"LOOK RATS"C$"LOOK HAMPSTERS"ĺ"Sad to say, they're all dead, except for the one in the corner.":1870E"MO(14)1ĺ"That would put him out of his misery, but you can't reach his poor little body":"through the cage.":1870BC$"FUCK MOUSE"C$"SCREW MOUSE"ĺ"Good God, can't you ever be serious?":1870CC$"LISTEN SQUEAL"C$"LISTEN"ĺ"The tiny mous$"S"ĺA$(4):147005C$"N"R56:A$(3):80L5C$"W"R54:A$(3):805C$"FIX LIGHT"C$"TAKE LIGHT"ĺ"It's much too high to reach.":147052780:14705 NORTH HALLWAY5705C$"U"C$"D"C$"E"ĺA$(4):15406"C$"N"R62:A$(3):g.":1300W4C$"LOOK TABLE"ĺ"There are at least 12 magazines on top of it.":13004C$"TAKE BOOKS"C$"TAKE BOOK"ĺ"Quit fooling with the books and get back to business.":130042780:13004 SOUTH HALLWAY4705C$"U"C$"D"C$"E"Cves like Sherman went through the south, but you":"find nothing helpful.":13003C$"SIT CHAIR"ĺ"You sit down and relax in the reclining chair for a few moments.":1300 4C$"READ BOOKS"C$"READ BOOK"ĺ"Save humanity before you worry about readinTAKE MAGAZINES"C$"LOOK MAGAZINES"C$"READ MAGAZINES"ĺ"You look through all of the magazines but don't find anything helpful. 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It looks like he's written something in the blood":"on the floor.ZROY7r70<7|C$"U"C$"D"C$"N"C$"S"ĺA$(4):1640X7C$"E"R56:A$(3):80~7C$"W"FY1ĺA$(3):R58:FY0:807C$"W"ĺA$(5):1640 8C$"LOOK DOOR"ĺ"The speaker to the side of the door suggests that this one needs a code word":"to o80!6,C$"S"R55:A$(3):80G66C$"W"CL1ĺA$(3):R57:CL0:80`6@C$"W"ĺA$(5):15406JC$"LOOK DOOR"ĺ"It has a combination lock on it.":15406TC$"102984"ĺ"The door swings open.":CL1:15406^2780:15407h COMPUTER III -- HERB FIT030gG\C$"LOOK CAGE"C$"LOOK CAGES"ĺ"The room's full of cages, only one of which is open.":2030GfC$"OPEN CAGE"C$"OPEN CAGES"ĺ"Doing that would release infected dogs!":2030HpC$"BREAK CAGE"C$"BREAK CAGES"ĺ"Destruction is for losers likw mYD0  ܏ɏ  sa"?1 ܎MO\XD> GIJLMElevator Alcove Dr. Bobby Burner, not yet 25 years of age, is huddled pathetically in fetal position in the southeast corner of this small alcove that ends with the now sealed elevator from Level Five. Although his face is partially obscured by the canvasDEEDFBMRBDRVROSTKIHSCQAd֕ѕ((b"@,AڔڔOJAAG0ʓ6GM6$ܒŒ0w4C*$8MR lXG1  ސŐ "gY@ 4 +IDLTDDBRLNHCT;LSLHLBPBTRMSBMBKSNRBIBSDOFSSDOWCHYMQIEP;EXBNHCLJBs a small plastic key. DEERTAKELOOK ARDSAVEat.There's a locked door in that direction.You can't go in that direction.Okay.Try something else.The electrified fence blocks your way.It's bloody and his wedding ring is still on the finger.It's Bobby Burner's NABIL I.D. card.It's a good-sized scapel.It' sandwich.It's a cheap plastic pen with tooth marks all over the end of it.It's a two-day old danish, and it looks like Marty took a bite out of it.Be more specific.You already have it.That item isn't here at this time.You don't have what you need to do thd looks like it's been hastily hidden in a pocket.It's an old, cold can of Coors, bulging slightly, covered with dirt and leaves.It's the grease-spotted bag that Marty's wife packed his lunch in. The grease probably came from Marty rather than from a wet!KR39Z!KR40[!KR41\!KR42]!KR43^!KR44_!K`TFuHUSTON!K' &'#R69x!K#R47C!K#R48/-!K$CRED6!K#R37!KR38Yroy's wife.It's a plastic baggie about half full of pungent weed.It's Andra Thomas' leather-bound personal diary.It's a very old, very expensive pewter mug, possibly a Revere original.It's an official government identification card.The paper is crumpled anfloppy disk.It's a pint can of Testor's model airplane fuel.It's a book of matches.It's a large brass key.It's the joker from a deck of cards.It's a filled syringe, full of a toxic-looking liquid.It's a small, framed photo of a prim-looking woman, Dr. Fitzs's diary a pewter mug a paperclip a plastic I.D. card a long, strong branch a piece of paper a coil of hemp rope a rusted can of beer an empty lunch sack a BIC pen a stale cherry danishIt's a well-thumbed copy of MODEL AIRPLANE magazine.It's a fairly new Herb Fitzroy's hand Burner's I.D. card a scapel a small key a copy of MODEL AIRPLANE a floppy disk a pint can of model airplane fuel a book of matches a large key an i.d. card a filled syringe a photo of Dotty Fitzroy a bag of marijuana Dr. Thoma and plastic mask of his protective suit, uncontrollable hemorraging from the mouth has soaked through anyway. His head rolls mindlessly. There's a pool of blood on the tile floor and a door to the west. Somehow you have to lift the protective plastic mVE OR RESTORE4A4&R13İ1880:D$"CHAIN /GL/PRO/GL,@190"u40R14R34İ1880:D$"CHAIN /GL/PRO/GLII,@ 90"4:R35R46İ1890:216,0:704DR47R63İ1890:D$"CHAIN /GLII/PRO/GLIV,@ 80"5NR64R69İ1890:D$"CHAIN /GLII/PRO/GLV,@80"eremetically sealed from down in Germ":"Lab by Dr. Turcot.":1790`>&C$"N"R59:A$(3):80|>0C$"S"R52:A$(3):80?:C$"LOOK UNDER CAT-SCAN"C$"LOOK UNDER CAT"C$"LOOK UNDER SCAN"ĺ"There's nothing there, and you're being bombarded with radiahrough the barrier you can see a large man hunched over a computer terminal. From his posture, you can read frustration and anger. The man is Dr. Crother Turcot, and the room he's in is Germ Lab, your destination. Since he is working so furiously, you bHallway A long tiled hallway which reminds you of Bethesda Naval Hospital leads to the south. A red light shines over the closed steel door to the north--there's no way to get back into the decontamination room. The west wall is solid plexi- glass, and t>.":K$:TqZE(222):E4ĺ"Disk full. Save under a lower number.":216,0:3700qdE9ĺ"Disk full. Save over a previously-saved game.":216,0:3700qn"You messed up. Try again.":216,0:3700.":K$: qP:"If one drive, insert Side 2 of disk. Then press .":K$:5b:"If one drive, insert Side 2 of disk. Then press .":K$:5lE(222):E4ĺ"Disk full. Save under a lower number.":216,0:1670%6vE9ĺ"Disk full. Save under ption!":1790?D2780:17906?N MICE/HAMSTERS LAB>?X70l?bC$"N"C$"W"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):1870?lC$"S"R58:A$(3):80?vC$"E"R60:A$(3):80]@C$"LOOK CAGE"ĺ"You look at the cage and see one little white mouse in his final death throes.":"And it looks like he's going to take a long time to pass on to his Maker.":1870@C$"LOOK CAGES"ĺ"They're full of dead rodents. Gross.":1870@C$"OPEN CAGE"C$"OPEN CAGES"ĺ"All cages are securely locked.":1870lAC$"TAKE MICE"Warning Room A sign on a door to the south reads: Internal Decontamination--Authorized Personnel Only. A small speaker is in the wall to the side of the sliding door, which is currently closed tighter than Grant's tomb. The rest area lies to the west. knees pulled up under her chin, she stares at you in disbelief. A steel Masterlock the size of a fist separates you from this stunningly good- looking and intelligent woman. Rest Area What was once a small lounge area with a comfortable-looking couch and several reclining chairs has been turned into a prison cell. The beautiful Dr. Andra Thomas is locked in a large dog cage. Sitting on the iron floor of the cage, her lovely Supply Room The computer supplies are stored here: boxes and boxes of pinfeed paper, printer ribbons, disk drives, and assorted hardware of all types. From the north you think you hear frightened breathing. The hallway is back to the south. East-West Hallway You have two ways to go here: west or north. A solid steel wall blocks the way to the east and south. For a moment, you feel claustrophobic, and you shiver involuntarily. East-West Hallway This long hallway stretches off to the east. The walls are stainless steel and the humming fluorescent lights are vaguely irritating. Second Computer Room You're in a small white room with a computer terminal in the middle of it. There's nothing else in this room except exits to the north and east. rting to get to you, and it's infuriating to see your adversary so close and yet not be able to get to him. There's a door to the south. Hallway Your quick footsteps echo eerily on the smooth tile. Through the crystal clear plexiglass, you can still see the broad back of Dr. Turcot as he pounds angrily away at the computer inside Germ Lab. The sterility and plasticity of this place is staC$"TAKE RATS"C$"TAKE HAMPSTERS"ĺ"Why would you want to do that? Besides, the cages are locked.":1870AC$"KILL MOUSE"C$"TAKE MOUSE"ĺ"Let him die in peace.":1870AC$"TAKE RAT"C$"TAKE HAMPSTER"ĺ"They're dead.":1870zBC$"INJECT MOUSKr#R45!K#R46-!KR49g<!KR50hN!KR51i!KR52j!KR53kVirus Lab A stainless steel table with row upon row of test tubes and beakers is in this room. There's a small puddle of a greenish liquid at the foot of the table and broken glass covers the floor. You pull back, terrified. Your feet aren't even protec key.It's a well-thumbed copy of MODEL AIRPLANE magazine.It's a fairly new floppy disk.It's a pint can of Testor's model airplane fuel.It's a book of matches.It's a large brass key.It's the joker from a deck of cards.It's a filled syringe, full of a toxic-ng branch a piece of paper a coil of hemp rope a rusted can of beer an empty lunch sack a BIC pen a stale cherry danishIt's bloody and his wedding ring is still on the finger.It's Bobby Burner's NABIL I.D. card.It's a good-sized scapel.It's a small plasticey a copy of MODEL AIRPLANE a floppy disk a pint can of model airplane fuel a book of matches a large key an i.d. card a filled syringe a photo of Dotty Fitzroy a bag of marijuana Dr. Thomas's diary a pewter mug a paperclip a plastic I.D. card a long, stroMObLD> Herb Fitzroy's hand Burner's I.D. card a scapel a small ktive Laboratory. Entering the shimmering green liquids, you take a deep breath and submerge yourself completely, following the oral instructions to the letter. When you come up for air, you see that yet another elevator door has opened to the south. WalSterilization Nude as the day you were hatched, you obey the computer's command to step into the large pool in the middle of this room. The door to the north closes with the finality that doors seem to have down here in the North American Biological InitiaNefributed":"GERM LAB. The pitch concludes with the following words:"s:"If you're enjoying GERM LAB and would like to help keep Shem's two small":"boys in shoes, please put a contribution in an envelope and mail it to":"the following address:"Rt again with a Game No. you previously saved.":216,0:3780kr"You messed up. Try again.":216,0:3780Fs:"The back of the matchbook is a pitch for Shem the Penman Software, the":"cottage software home of Shem the Penman, who wrote, coded, and distas closed and sealed, you obey grudgingly. As soon as you sit down, another intense light flashes on and off, only this time it is green and purple. Additionally, a low-pitched whining noise starts to permeate the air. The noise becomes louder and higherInternal Decontamination Another dentist-like chair sits in the center of this white-tiled room, and the computer voice pleasantly tells you to remove your clothes and drop them in the nearby disposal bin and then to have a seat. Since the only way out h!KR54l@!KR56m!KR55n!KR57o!KR58p!KR59q!Kted by shoes--just the stiff canvas of the protective suit! Bacteria Lab Vivid color photographs of various unrecognizable organisms are pinned to a cork bulletin board in this room. A small refrigerator is in one corner of the room. A large stainless steel table is the in the center of the lab, and a powerful mThird Computer Room Dr. Herb Fitzroy's body lies in a corner of this room, lies there like a human-sized doll that some maniac had sneeringly tossed aside. There's a bullet hole in the center of his forehead. The posture of his body is odd. There's a CRAHallway One of the recessed fluorescent lights in the ceiling of this hallway has burned out. There's an open doorway to the west. The hallway continues to the north. Hallway This is a narrow hallway. There's a door to the west. The hallway becomes rather gloomy to the south. The tile on the floor in front of the closed door is stained in brown. The Dissection Lab is to the north. a small table next to the chair. There's an exit to the east. Library You're standing in the middle of NABIL's library, surrounded by shelf after shelf of books. There's a comfortable reclining chair in one corner of the room. The musty smell of old tobacco and leather bindings prevades this room. Magazines are ond on a rack above the table. Spore Lab Although your memory of your perusal of NABIL's blueprints tells you this must be the Spore Lab, nothing is readily apparent other than a powerful microscope on a stainless steel table. Beakers, test tubes, and various glass containers are store He stares at you with sad, brown eyes. The other fungi in this room are of all sizes and shapes, colors and hues. Luckily for you, they, and the monkey, are secure behind a sliding glass door. There's an exit to the north. Fungus Lab This room gives you the willies. There are growing fungi everywhere--on small plants, in Petri dishes, in various colored solutions. A small rhesus monkey to the south has a yellowish-purple fungus sprouting all over his painfully thin abdomen.'s a small keyhole in the plastic button. There's also a speaker on the wall, as well as a scanning device to check palm prints. Germ Lab Elevator A closed elevator in this room is the only access on earth to Germ Lab and Dr. Turcot. There's an exit to the east. Except for the tightly-sealed elevator and a plastic button on the wall next to it, the rest of the room is empty. Thereicroscope sits on the table. There's one Petre dish next to the microscope. Y-11 computer in the center of the room with a small terminal off to one side. There's an exit to the east and a door to the west. Radiation Lab Miniaturized radiation equipment fills this room. Everything from a dentist's portable unit to a full-blown CAT-scan is available to the scientists of NABIL. A steady humming comes from several devices, a dangerous-sounding hum. Better getGerm Lab The elevator door opens and, finally, you stare into the heart of Germ Lab itself, the fabled Germ Lab of Crother Turcot, the innermost laboratory that even his most trusted assistants were not allowed to enter. Stepping from the elevator, your There's an exit to the west. Morgue The silence in this freezing room is oppressive, heavy. Suddenly the silence is shattered as the compressor of the air-conditioner clicks on. The east wall of this room has ten large drawers in it, each numbered consecutively, all closed tightly. a stainless steel table in the center of this room, a cold, hard dissecting table that has held Turcot's many helpless victims. There's a metal cabinet in the southern corner. Exits lie to the east, west, and south. Dissection Room This room is the cleanest of all the rooms in NABIL, as it should be, for it is here that the scientists dissected the helpless animal victims who, through no choice of their own, contributed to the production of biological weapons. There's good thing, too, for several of the large baboons look quite insane... and hungry. In the corner of the cage of the largest, most insane-looking baboon you see something shiny. There are exits to the east and west. Primate Room This room is deafening. Chimps, baboons, and rhesus monkeys are screaming and raving to beat the band. Some of them are drooling uncontrollably; others are stuperous and dazed. Luckily, all of them are locked securely in their cages. It's ayou notice a pinpoint of blood behind the right knee of his front leg. He's been injected with something, and recently too! You wonder how he got out of his cage. There are open doorways to the east, west, and south. Dog Den Dogs of all sizes, shapes, and breeds are crammed into filthy cages in this room, cages that Carl Turcot obviously hasn't cleaned in several days. A tiny terrier stares up at you, his eyes bright, whining painfully. Looking at him more closely, !KR67!KR68!K%ANCON!K%BUCON=/!K%TUCON!K%CACON5!K`R60s!KR61t!KR62u!KR63v!K#R64xo!KR65{%!K#R66}f his deadly concoctions on them. A weak squeal comes from a cage near a corner of the room. There are exits to the south and east. Rodent Room At least a thousand white mice, laboratory rats, and short-haired hampsters are caged in this room. The cages aren't necessary, though, for all of the little creatures are dead--dead as doornails. That sadist Turcot has obviously tested one o out of here in a hurry since your body is being bombarded by God only knows what types of harmful radiation. There are exits to the north and south. The door to the east is sealed. eyes quickly survey the lab. It's dominated by a computer terminal at an old-fashioned oak desk. On the desk is a tiny flask with about a half inch of yellow-green liquid in it. A vacuum tube is connected to the flask. Ten feet away from the desk iswyzDark Passage Numerous beams of purple light crisscross the passage. Up ahead, to the north, you can see a large steel door. But, before you can reach the door, you have to deal with what appear to be intense laser rays. ng south will return you to the sealed exit of Germ Lab. The passageway also continues to the north, but young Turcot blocks your way in that direction. |~he deranged son of the now-dead scientist, leaps from a niche in the granite passageway. He's waving a three-inch scapel and drooling uncontrollably from the mouth. "You killed my father," the maddened loser whines, working up his courage to attack. GoiDark Passage The sealed entrance to Germ Lab is back to the south. The passage continues to the north, sloping increasingly upward. You can feel the degree of slope in the back of your tired calves. Suddenly a scream shatters the silence. Carl Turcot, t The passage continues to the north. Dark Passage The door to Germ Lab slides silently shut behind you, and you sign with relief. This passage was carved out of solid granite and leads upward to the land of the living. It is dimly lighted by flickering fluorescent tubes ten feet above you. locked in Germ Lab with an insane scientist who will do anything to keep you from getting his deadly creation.the Procrox-s." You are both about the same distance from the flask of Procrox-s, the most virulent substance on the face of this planet. Behind you, you hear the swooshing close of the elevator. The only exit is a sealed door to the north. You are nowirm what you had suspected: the man has unquestionably gone quite insane. "I've cracked that idiot Fitzroy's codes," Turcot states triumphantly, "and the computer has now opened the vents to the outside world. You must not try to stop me from releasing a laboratory table. Behind the table stands Dr. Crother Turcot. Having turned when he heard the elevator door open, he stares at you from behind his thick glasses. His magnified eyes and the tiny line of saliva dripping from the corner of his mouth confEnd of Passage The light of the sun filters in from the huge door that opened automatically when you tripped the electronic eye. To the south lies Germ Lab and the still body of Carl Turcot. To the north lies freedom. t.That item isn't here at this time.You don't have what you need to do that.There's a locked door in that direction.You can't go in that direction.Okay.Try something else. AVESAVE DEERTAKELOOK al.The paper is crumpled and looks like it's been hastily hidden in a pocket.It's an old, cold can of Coors, bulging slightly, covered with dirt and leaves.It's a cheap plastic pen with tooth marks all over the end of it.Be more specific.You already have ilooking liquid.It's a small, framed photo of a prim-looking woman, Dr. Fitzroy's wife.It's a plastic baggie about half full of pungent weed.It's Andra Thomas' leather-bound personal diary.It's a very old, very expensive pewter mug, possibly a Revere originnd handsome countenance. The fresh air partially revives Dr. Burner, but he is too far gone to be fully conscious. He mumbles indistinctly, and you have to lean nearer to make out even some of the words. "...he's killed me," the scientist who will Knowing that you may be infecting yourself with some hideously painful disease, you lift the plastic mask away from Bobby's face. You pull back when you see his face: it's gruesome. A rash of open sores and boils is slowly consuming the once young a Come back for me after you stop Turcot. Try not to hurt him. We mustn't lose his intelligence... perhaps his sanity can be restored." And you can't get in from here. There's a small elevator on Level Five, and you have to use it to get back up here and into Germ Lab. You'll need the combination code. Just dial 36-22-35. That'll get you in... You should leave now. I'll be all right. air casually back behind her ears. "God," you think, "she has terrific lobes." But you quickly squelch that thought and look deep into her sea-green eyes. "You have to get into Germ Lab," she states. "That's the key. You can't stop him from here. ry about me... I'm fine... Crother wants me healthy so he can breed that slimeball of a son of his with me... that'd be the day... I'd drink the whole flask of Procrox-s before I'd get within a foot of that whining nobody." She tosses her long blonde h Dr. Andra Thomas's eyes clear when she realizes that you aren't Crother Turcot. "Thank God," she says in her throaty voice, which, at another time and under different circumstances, you would find incredibly sexy, "help has arrived. You musn't wore Carl Turcot.":2030'Hz2780:20309H PRIMATE LABAH70oHC$"N"C$"S"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):2180HC$"E"R62:A$(3):80HC$"W"R60:A$(3):80IC$"LOOK BABOON"BD1ĺ"What's left of him reminds you of charred marshmellows over a28 Shem the Penman Software]8 P.O. Box 90748 Metairie, LA 70005DEEDFBMRBDRVROSTKIHSCQXEYAdӕΕ((_"=)AההOJ>>G0Ǔ6GJ6$ْ’0t4@'$8MR ~iUD.  ې "dWDLTDDBRNHCT;LSLHLBPBTRMSBMBKSN@RBIBSDOFSSDOWCHYMQIEP;EXBNHCLJBr, this goes back in my pocket... if you don't, I shall open it and then you shall die in less than eight seconds. Are you with me? A simple yes or no will suffice." into the pocket of his white lab coat and removes a tiny glass vial. Inside the vial is a small amount of bluish liquid. "It's a liquified variation of a simple nerve gas," he explains, "one which I am completely unaffected by. If you accept my offeow you to live. If we hurry, we can give Susan Chin the antidote, and then you and her can help Andra and my son repopulate the earth--after the Cleansing Death, as I have come to call it. If you refuse, I will kill you with this." Dr. Turcot reacheso get into my lab, my Germ Lab!" Turcot straightens his shoulders, thinks for a moment, and then sighs. "We are at an impasse," he says, "so perhaps we can make a deal. If you will allow me to release the Procrox-s into the atmosphere, I will allratulations," he says, "for an impressive accomplishment. Very few people would be intelligent enough to get into Germ Lab. Even my colleagues were unable to discover the codes and find the key--at least as individuals, and they tried, they dared to try t Crother Turcot runs a steady hand through his bushy grey hair. His ramrod straight back and self-assured demeanor that used to terrify congressmen hasn't changed a bit--in fact, his aggressive self-confidence is stronger than ever. "My hearty cong campfire.":2180IC$"LOOK BABOON"ĺ"Jeez, he's the meanest, most insane, hungry-looking baboon you've ever seen.":2180IC$"LOOK CAGES"C$"LOOK CAGE"ĺ"There seems to be something in the baboon cage.":2180,JC$"LOOK BABOON CAGE"BD1ĺ"TheV= 1 (MObD> Herb Fitzroy's hand Burner's I.D. card a sct it's empty.":2390T C$"BREAK CABINET"C$"KICK CABINET"ĺ"You kick the holy living beans out of the metal cabinet.":CK1:2390T 2780:2390T MORGUET 70T C$"N"C$"S"C$"E"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):2560T C$"W"R62:A$(3):80|U( 390aS C$"LOOK CABINET"CK1ĺ"It's tall, about nine feet, and made of sturdy metal.":2390S C$"OPEN CABINET"CK1ĺ"There's nothing to open now that you've destroyed it.":2390T C$"OPEN CABINET"C$"SEARCH CABINET"ĺ"You open the cabinet, buBLE"ĺ"No dust under this stainless steel table.":2390R C$"LOOK TABLE"ĺ"Your tired reflection in its smooth surface reminds you of how tired you are.":2390S CK1C$"LOOK CABINET"ĺ"Man, it's a real mess. It looks like a maniac has had it.":256:A$(3):806Q C$"E"JB1ĺA$(3):R63:JB0:80OQ C$"E"ĺA$(5):2390Q C$"LOOK DOOR"ĺ"A combination dial stares you back in the face.":2390Q C$"12180"ĺ"The door opens and a cold blast of air hits you.":JB1:23909R C$"LOOK UNDER TA you collapse, dead!":4040PB C$"HELP"ĺ"This is a good place to ask for some. Too bad there isn't any but your mind.":2180PL 2780:2180PV DISSECTION ROOMP` 70Pj C$"N"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):2390Pt C$"W"R61:A$(3):80Q~ C$"S"R fur ignites and his screams":"penetrate your heart like stone chisels. A moment later, he's dead.":BD1:2180P8 C$"INJECT SELF"MO(14)1ĺ"You inject yourself with the virulent liquid. You immediately start to shake":"all over, and, moments later,ing his body.":FB1:MO(18)0:MO(21)R:2180N$ (C$"THROW MATCH"C$"TOSS MATCH")(BD1XG1)ĺ"There aren't any more matches to toss, pal.":2180rO. (C$"THROW MATCH"C$"TOSS MATCH")(FB1MR2XG0)ĺ"You throw the lighted match. The baboon's mangy80mpC$"LOOK RIBBONS"ĺ"At $7.95 a piece, you could make a bundle with the boxes of ribbons here.":780zC$"LOOK DISK DRIVES"C$"LOOK DRIVES"ĺ"They look just like disk drives.":780(C$,3)"TAK"ĺ"No.":780 C$"LISTEN"C$"LISTEN BREAXES"C$"TAKE BOX"ĺ"Leave the boxes alone and go check out the frightened breathing to the north.":780fC$"SEARCH ROOM"C$"SEARCH BOX"C$"SEARCH BOXES"C$"LOOK BOXES"C$"LOOK BOX"ĺ"Someone has penciled the number 102984 on one of the boxes.":7 FUEL"C$"TOSS FUEL"C$"OPEN FUEL")FB1ĺ"You've already thrown the fuel.":2180-N C$"THROW FUEL"C$"TOSS FUEL"ĺ"You remove the top from the fuel and throw it at the insane baboon, who draws":"back fearfully, Testor's highly flammable fluid cover.":MO(21)1:2180pLC$"TAKE KEY"BB0ĺ"You're going to have to dispose of the insane baboon first.":2180L C$"KILL BABOON"ĺ"Yes, that is the problem.":2180L C$"OPEN FUEL"FB0ĺ"You loosen the top of the can of fuel.":2180UM (C$"THROWKE KEY"MO(21)1ĺ"You already have it.":2180KMO(22)1(C$"STAB BABOON"C$"CUT BABOON")ĺ"You fruitlessly try to cut the baboon with the scapel.":2180LC$"TAKE KEY"BD1ĺ"You take the hot key, juggling it for a few moments until it cools off shiny stuff now is charred baboon.":2180JC$"LOOK BABOON CAGE"BC0ĺ"There's a tiny brass key in that cage.":MO(21)61:2180JC$"THROW SCAPEL"MO(22)1ĺ"You hurl the scapel at the baboon and miss by several inches.":MO(22)R:21800KC$"TAapel a small key a copy of MODEL AIRPLANE a floppy disk a pint can of model airplane fuel a book of matches a large key an i.d. card a filled syringe a photo of Dotty Fitzroy a bag of marijuana Dr. Thomas's diary a pewter mug a paperclip a plastic I.D. carC$"OPEN DRAWER"C$"LOOK DRAWER"C$"LOOK DRAWERS"C$"OPEN DRAWERS"ĺ"You have to type OPEN DRAWER 1 and so on .":2560U2 C$"OPEN DRAWER 1"ĺ"The wizened and aged body of a female baboon stares wistfully back at you.":2560QV< C$"OPEN DRAWER 2"ĺ"The Ghoul of Germ Lab has placed the body of a small, brown puppy here.":2560VF C$"OPEN DRAWER 3"ĺ"This drawer is empty.":2560bWP C$"OPEN DRAWER 4"ĺ"You pull back in fear when you open this drawer because you're staring at the":"terrified eyesyou with slaps on the back and hot coffee. Smiling at them and nodding your thanks, you tell them the proper code series and urge them to go back into NABIL and rescue Susan Chin and Andra Thomas. They dash off, eager to do your bidding. After they leavOutside Again Your lungs greedily suck in the cold, crisp Colorado mountain air as you leave the last door of Germ Lab behind you. Waiting outside is a small group of men who have helicoptered in to be on hand should you fail in your mission. They greet 8)1(C$,3)"UEL"ĺ"This isn't the room to mess around with the fuel.":a| (C$,3)"EAT"ĺ"Even a goat wouldn't eat that!":a (C$,4)"LOOK"İ3080:a C$"SEARCH ROOM"ĺ"That didn't help a bit.":b C$"TAKE MATCH"MR0ĺ"Better remove it.":TORE"ī3780"`J C$""ĺ"Huh?":>`T C$"LOOK"C$"L"ġ:80`^ C$"LOOK UNDER TABLE"ĺ"Don't you ever get tired of doing that?":`h C$"LOOK SUIT"C$"SEARCH SUIT"ĺ"It's a regulation NABIL protective suit with nothing interesting in it.":Kar MO(1"You throw the scapel.":MO(22)R:\_6 C$"QUIT"ė:D$"TYPE CRED":16384,128:49168,0:_; (C$,3)"CUT"MO(22)1ĺ"You start to cut it with the scapel and then change your mind, not wanting to":"dull the edge of that fine instrument.": `@ C$"RESOK"C$"READ MATCH BOOK")MO(17)1İ3980:H^ (C$,4)"DROP"İ3250:h^ C$"SAVE"C$"STORE"ī3660^ C$"FUCK YOU"ĺ"Who, me?":^" (C$,4)T$İ3380:^, (C$,4)"KICK"ĺ"Tsk. Tsk. Temper tantrums never helped anyone.":%_1 C$"THROW SCAPEL"")ĺ"After thinking about it for a moment, you decide you'd rather not.":2560`] 2780:2560] ERROR TRAP AND MISC. BUSINESS] LL$(C$,3)] C$"I"(C$,3)"INV"İ3190:,^ (C$"READ MATCHES"C$"LOOK MATCHES"C$"READ MATCHBOOK"C$"READ BOs frozen to the steel of the morgue drawer.":2560\ C$"TAKE CLOCK"C$"TAKE ALARM CLOCK"C$"TAKE ALARM"ĺ"Turcot has apparently welded it to the drawer because you can't get it loose.":2560P] ((C$,4)"GO DR"(C$,8)"ENTER DR"(C$,9)"GET IN DR't want to open. A small bomb goes off and kills you":"instantly. You are very dead and so is humanity.":4040[ C$"TAKE BABOON"C$"TAKE FAWN"C$"TAKE DEER"ĺ"Their bodies are much too heavy to move.":25604\ C$"TAKE PUPPY"ĺ"It's tiny body haWER 9"ED0ĺ"A pint of airplane fuel that Bobby must have hidden here falls onto the floor.":MO(18)63:ED1:2560Z C$"OPEN DRAWER 9"ED1ĺ"The drawer was empty except for the airplane fuel.":2560s[ C$"OPEN DRAWER 10"ĺ"That was the one you didns... depending on the":"strength of your system.":2560Yx C$"OPEN DRAWER 8"DE0ĺ"There's a large scapel in this drawer. It falls out onto the floor.":MO(22)63:DE1:2560Y C$"OPEN DRAWER 8"DE1ĺ"This drawer is empty.":2560tZ C$"OPEN DRAr. Turcot, you mutter.":2560aXd C$"OPEN DRAWER 6"ĺ"This drawer is completely empty.":2560:Yn C$"OPEN DRAWER 7"ĺ"Bad luck. This drawer contained one of Turcot's germs, and you've just been":"infected. You may have an hour left... or only minute of a fawn, a deer that Turcot or his loser son must have":"brought in to experiment on.":2560XZ C$"OPEN DRAWER 5"ĺ"You hear something ticking as soon as you open this drawer, and, three seconds":"later, a shrill alarm clock goes off. Funny guy, De, you sit down in the open doorway of the large transport helicopter and look around you. The heavy snowstorm that was just behind you when you started your mission has come and gone. Now the mountains and trees are covered with fine white powder to a dE SCAPEL"MO(22)9ĺ"You pull the scapel out of Dr. Turcot's heart.":MO(22)1:150@C$"KILL TURCOT"ĺ"That's a possibility, but how are you going to do it?":150EJC$"TAKE FLASK"C$"TAKE PROCROX-S"C$"TAKE PROCROX"ĺ"You're too smart to take the see from his look that he's through":"talking now.":150,(C$"INJECT TURCOT"C$"SHOOT TURCOT")MO(14)1ĺ"You try to inject him, but Turcot steps aside, laughs, and drops a vial of nerve gas on the floor, where it shatters.":2400T6C$"TAKour feet.":1509(C$"LOOK"C$"L")TA0İ2320:150a(C$"LOOK"C$"L")TA1İ2350:150(C$"TALK TURCOT"C$"HELLO TURCOT")TT0ĺD$"TYPE TUCON":TT1:2150<"(C$"TALK TURCOT"C$"HELLO TURCOT")TT1ĺ"Turcot stares back at you and you can to save humanity from the Procrox-s.":150 C$"LOOK TURCOT"TA0ĺ"He's staring back at you with a bemused but angry expression.":150(C$"LOOK TURCOT"C$"LOOK BODY")TA1ĺ"Dr. Crother Turcot, the greatest mind of his generation, is dead at yHIT TURCOT"TA0ĺ"You make a move toward him, but when he laughs insanely you decide to avoid physical battle for a few minutes.":150- C$"DISABLE TURCOT"TA0ĺ"You realize that his mind is so far gone that you'll have to kill him if you wanturcot and the Procrox-s first.":150x C$"E"C$"W"C$"U"C$"D"ĺ"There's nowhere to go in that direction.":150 C$"S"ĺ"The elevator door has closed and sealed itself, and the elevator itself has":"returned to the lower level.":150 C$" shoots you through the heart.":2400H C$"N"TA1ĺA$(3):R65:80 TA1(C$"MOVE BODY"C$"SEARCH BODY")ĺ"You go through the dead man's clothes but don't find anything of interest.":150& C$"N"ĺ"You have to resolve your business with Dr. T23E" dD$"TYPE R";R"! n1760C x BREAK INTO ROOM SUBROUTINESe R63150,480,570,780,890,970k | GERM LAB ' 70:XEXE1:XE13TA0ĺ"Tired of fooling with you, Dr. Turcot reaches into his pocket and removes a small pistol. He1 GERM LAB V Version 1.0 May 18, 1986k COPYRIGHT (C) 1986 by Shem the Penman Software ALL RIGHTS RESERVED(:2D$(4):R64:80< LINE 70 IS INPUT FOR EACH ROOMF:">";C$:PD$"PREFIX /GLII/TF" ZD$"FR Copyright (c) 1986 by Shem the Penman Software If you'd like to make a contribution to keep Shem's wife off his back GERM LAB -- 1986 Written by Shem the Penman Programmed by Shem the Penman Distributed by Shem the Penman epth of eight-inches. You find yourself humming, and, a moment later, whistling. The world is clean, bright, alive. flask that contains the most virulent substance":"on earth.":150TC$"THROW SCAPEL"MO(22)1ĺ"You hurl the scapel and it whistles across the room and then embeds itself in":"the famed biochemist's heart. He clutches desperately at his mortal injury.":MO(22)9:2200Y(TA1MO(22)1)(C$"CUT TURCOT"C$"STAB TURCOT")ĺ"In a horribly ghoulish act of vengeance, you use the scapel on Dr. Turcot's dead and harmless body.":150u^C$"STAB TURCOT"MO(22)1ĺ"You lunge at Turcot and try to stabd a long, strong branch a piece of paper a coil of hemp rope a rusted can of beer an empty lunch sack a BIC pen a stale cherry danishIt's bloody and his wedding ring is still on the finger.It's Bobby Burner's NABIL I.D. card.It's a good-sized scapel.It's a"You're in a granite tunnel, alone with Carl Turcot, the dead scientist's":"son, who's gone absolutely crackers with grief and guilt. Deal with him":"quickly.":5700 (C$"HIT CARL"C$"KILL CARL"C$"ATTACK CARL")CD0ĺ"You make a move toward him, t he dodges and the scapel falls to the ground.":MO(22)R:570(C$"L"C$"LOOK")CD1ĺ"It's a dark passage in the solid granite. There's light to the north and south":"and Carl Turcot's body lies at your feet.":570(C$"L"C$"LOOK")CD0ĺ.":570CD1(C$"KICK BODY"C$"MOVE BODY"C$"TAKE BODY"C$"SEARCH BODY"C$"LIFT BODY")ĺ"Carl's had a bad life. Let him rest in peace.":570AMO(22)1(C$"THROW SCAPEL"C$"CUT CARL"C$"STAB CARL")ĺ"You try to get Carl with the scapel, buis courage, blocks your way.":570QlC$"E"C$"W"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):570mvC$"S"ĺA$(3):R65:80(C$"TALK CARL"C$"HELLO CARL")CD0ĺD$"TYPE CACON":CD1:570 (C$"TALK CARL"C$"HELLO CARL")CD1ĺ"You can't talk to Carl. He's deadinto the dark passage and almost stumble on Carl Turcot's dead body.":R66:570mC$"N"ĺA$(3):R66:80|&1000:4800: CARL'S LAIRDN70XC$"N"CD1ĺA$(3):R67:80$bC$"N"CD0ĺ"The raving Carl Turcot, slowly building hth and get out of here.":150.1000:1504N NORTH OF GERM LABT\70C$"E"C$"W"C$"U"C$"D"ĺA$(4):480C$"S"ĺ"The security computers in Germ Lab have automatically sealed that door.":480QC$"N"CD1ĺ"You walk , and up toward":"a hole in the granite ceiling far above your head.":150YY$(C$,3):YY$"OPE"YY$"UBE"YY$"BES"YY$"ERS"YY$"TER"YY$"COT"YY$"BLE"YY$"KER"ĺ"For pity sakes, man. You're exhausted and almost asleep on your feet. Go":"northis special computer that he has set up for":"himself.":150C$"KICK COMPUTER"C$"BREAK COMPUTER"ĺ"There's no sense wasting expensive government property.":150MC$"LOOK TUBE"ĺ"The tube leads out of the flask of death, through a vacuum pump[C$"ATTACK TURCOT"ĺ"That's feasible. What are you going to attack him with?":150(C$,3)"WIT"ĺ"With that? Then do something with it.":150@C$"LOOK COMPUTER"C$"BOOT COMPUTER"C$"TURN ON COMPUTER"ĺ"Only Dr. Turcot knows how to use ance on earth.":150|C$"TURN ON PUMP"C$"TURN OFF PUMP"C$"LOOK PUMP"C$"EXAMINE PUMP"C$"TAKE PUMP"ĺ"Don't touch that pump! Leave everything associated with the procrox-s alone!":150(C$,3)"ASK"ĺ"Better not do that to the flask.":150elease the":"Procrox-s.":150uC$"LOOK PROCROX"C$"LOOK PROCROX-S"ĺ"Amazing that such a tiny amount of biological stew could destroy humanity, no?":150w(C$,3)"X-S"(C$,3)"ROX"ĺ"For God's sake, stop fooling around with the deadliest substhrust.":150hC$"LOOK FLASK"C$"LOOK PROCROX-S"ĺ"Hard to believe such a small amount of liquid could destroy humanity, isn't it?":150 rC$"PULL TUBE"C$"REMOVE TUBE"C$"CUT TUBE"ĺ"Have you gotten light-headed? Messing with that tube could r him with the scapel, but he pulls it from your hand and calmly puts the blade in his coat pocket.":MO(22)0:150cC$"CUT TURCOT"MO(22)1ĺ"You swipe at Dr. Turcot with the scapel, but he dodges deftly for a man of his age and easily avoids your t small plastic key.It's a well-thumbed copy of MODEL AIRPLANE magazine.It's a fairly new floppy disk.It's a pint can of Testor's model airplane fuel.It's a book of matches.It's a large brass key.It's the joker from a deck of cards.It's a filled syringe, full of a toxic-looking liquid.It's a small, framed photo of a prim-looking woman, Dr. Fitzroy's wife.It's a plastic baggie about half full of pungent weed.It's Andra Thomas' leather-bound personal diary.It's a very old, very expensive pewter mug, possibly aound personal diary.It's a very old, very expensive pewter mug, possibly a Revere original.The paper is crumpled and looks like it's been hastily hidden in a pocket.It's an old, cold can of Coors, bulging slightly, covered with dirt and leaves.It's a cheapge brass key.It's the joker from a deck of cards.It's a filled syringe, full of a toxic-looking liquid.It's a small, framed photo of a prim-looking woman, Dr. Fitzroy's wife.It's a plastic baggie about half full of pungent weed.It's Andra Thomas' leather-bfinger.It's Bobby Burner's NABIL I.D. card.It's a good-sized scapel.It's a small plastic key.It's a well-thumbed copy of MODEL AIRPLANE magazine.It's a fairly new floppy disk.It's a pint can of Testor's model airplane fuel.It's a book of matches.It's a larf marijuana Dr. Thomas's diary a pewter mug a paperclip a plastic I.D. card a long, strong branch a piece of paper a coil of hemp rope a rusted can of beer an empty lunch sack a BIC pen a stale cherry danishIt's bloody and his wedding ring is still on the Herb Fitzroy's hand Burner's I.D. card a scapel a small key a copy of MODEL AIRPLANE a floppy disk a pint can of model airplane fuel a book of matches a large key an i.d. card a filled syringe a photo of Dotty Fitzroy a bag o$8MR lXG1  ހŀ "gY@ 4 +MOD> DLTDDBR`NHCLSLHLBPBMBSBSDKSN0DDRBIBJPPIAdօх((b"@,AڄOJAG0ʃ6GM6$܂ł0w4C*d to do that.There's a locked door in that direction.You can't go in that direction.Okay.Try something else.The electrified fence blocks your way.It's bloody and his wedding ring is still on the finger. DEERTAKELOOK LIPSTOREalready have it.That item isn't here at this time.You don't have what you need to do that.There's a locked door in that direction.You can't go in that direction.Okay.Try something else.AVE AVESAVE DEERTAKELOOK  Revere original.The paper is crumpled and looks like it's been hastily hidden in a pocket.It's an old, cold can of Coors, bulging slightly, covered with dirt and leaves.It's a cheap plastic pen with tooth marks all over the end of it.Be more specific.You plastic pen with tooth marks all over the end of it.Be more specific.You already have it.That item isn't here at this time.You don't have what you need to do that.There's a locked door in that direction.You can't go in that direction.Okay.Try something else. AVESAVE DEERTAKELOOK TDLTDDBRNHCLLBPBSBMBHRBIBKSN\JPPILTCOLXz NܕMەBԕS͕X̕GPTD;ZɕD`SCFMTSt you on the Mailing List as a Registered Contributor.so he can write more of these things, send $5 to $100 to: Shem the Penman Software P.O. Box 9074 Metairie, LA 70005 A $5 donation will gend shake":"them at you.":570!(C$"SEARCH NICHE"C$"GO NICHE"C$"LOOK NICHE")CD1ĺ"You examine the niche. Nice niche, no?":570!C$"FUCK CARL"CD1ĺ"Don't take up necrophilia now!":570h"(C$"FUCK CARL"C$"KISS CARL")CD0ĺ"He thinksbut he screams so insanely you back off.":570} (C$"HIT CARL"C$"KILL CARL"C$"ATTACK CARL")CD1ĺ"He's dead!":570 !(C$"SEARCH NICHE"C$"GO NICHE"C$"LOOK NICHE")CD0ĺ"You start to examine the niche, but then Carl Turcot balls his fists arYOURSELF;KGL2\㩍KGL6$ۂĂ0v4B)$8MR kWF0  ݀Ā "fX? 3 *MOD>5DLTDDBRNHCLSLHLBPBMBSBSDKSNDDRBIBJPPrLTTSOFWCAdՅЅ((a"?+AللOJ@@G0Ƀ6NRDOSDQIWCHYUMMQIEZGXBNHJBDEEDFBMRBDCLFYEROSTKIHSCQXE YƕNITACDYKAdƕ(g(?"tDLTDDBRNHCLSLHKSNLBPBMBT;RBIBP;COLX;NMBٔS ΔX͔GPTD;ZʔSCLTTSFMNR$"KEY"MO(21)1ĺ"That didn't work. The small key slips from your hand and falls where you can't reach it.":MO(21)0:*BLL$"KEY"MO(21)0ĺ"The key seems to be gone for good.":+L((C$,3)"FUC"(C$,3)"KED")ĺ"Your limited vocabulary is g)(C$,4)"DROP"İ1490:)$LL$"AND"MO(24)1ĺ"By fooling around with Dr. Fitzroy's hand like that, you drop it and then, oddly enough, it slips out of reach.":MO(24)0:).LL$"AND"MO(23)0ĺ"The hand's gone for good. Forget it.":*8LLATCHES"C$"READ MATCHBOOK"C$"READ MATCH BOOK"C$"LOOK MATCHES"C$"LOOK MATCHBOOK")MO(17)1İ2250:)(C$"INJECT SELF"C$"SHOOT SELF"C$"TAKE SHOT")MO(14)1ĺ"You inject yourself with the ugly fluid and toss the syringe away.":MO(14)0:NI1:0 '+' OUTSIDE AGAIN IN VICTORY1'':D$"TYPE R69":2470::13:21:"You have successfully completed GERM LAB.":D$"TYPE CRED":2470:' ERROR TRAP AND MISC. BUSINESS'LL$(C$,3)'C$"I"(C$,3)"INV"İ1430:j((C$"READ M This is the dead-end area to the west of where you":"started so many hours before.":970y&C$"S"ĺA$(3):R67:80&C$"LOOK DOOR"ĺ"It's the largest, heaviest steel door you've ever seen, except for the main door at NORAD.":890'1000:89":"electronic eye beams to open the main emergency exit from NABIL.":YK1:780`%f1000:780f%p|%z SOUTH OF EXIT%%70]&C$"N"ĺ"The door to the outside opens. You can see snow and the glorious tip of Pikes":"Pike as you walk north.A$(4):780$RC$"LOOK BEAMS"C$"LOOK LASER BEAMS"C$"LOOK RAYS"ĺ"They look just like laser beams: very narrow, very colorful, very dangerous.":780Q%\(C$,4)"EAMS"ĺ"You did the right thing to the beams, which in actuality have turned out to beOF CARL'S LAIR## 70?#*C$"N"YK1ĺA$(3):R68:80t#4C$"N"YK0ĺ"What about the laser beams?":780#>C$"S"CD1ĺ"You walk into the dark passage and almost stumble on Carl Turcot's dead body.":R66:570 $HC$"E"C$"W"C$"U"C$"D" about it for a moment, but then shakes his head and resumes gathering":"his courage to attack.":570"C$"LOOK CARL"C$"LOOK TURCOT"ĺ"He looks absolutely pathetic: slovenly, stoop-shouldered, a real loser.":570"1000:570"#  NORTH book of matches a large key an i.d. card a filled syringe a photo of Dotty Fitzroy a bag of marijuana Dr. Thomas's diary a pewter mug a paperclip a plastic I.D. card a long, strong branch a piece of paper a coil of hemp rope a rusted can of beer an empty D> Herb Fitzroy's hand Burner's I.D. card a scapel a small key a copy of MODEL AIRPLANE a floppy disk a pint can of model airplane fuel aAdʔ(k(C"! AOlJ""Gے06uG.6$ԑ0vX4$ $ΐ8MR vbM9( ҏ |j"H:!  MO`etting old.":(+V(C$,4)T$İ1620:}+`(C$,4)"KICK"ĺ"First you kick with your right leg and then with your left.":+jC$"QUIT"āX1900:X::D$"TYPE CRED":16384,128:49168,0:+tC$"SAVE"C$"STORE"ī1840+~C$"RESTORE"ī1950 ,C$""ĺ"Huh?":),C$"LOOK"C$"L"ġ:80j,C$"LOOK UNDER TABLE"ĺ"There's nothing under the table.":,(C$,4)"LOOK"İ1320:,C$"SEARCH ROOM"ĺ"That didn't help a bit.":}-(C$"READ MAGAZINE"C$"READ MODEL AIRPLANE")MO(20)1ĺ"It's prett"ĺ"Houdini himself couldn't open this lock without the key.":930"C$"RATTLE CAGE"C$"SHAKE CAGE"ĺ"All this accomplishes is to give Andra a headache.":930#C$"CLIMB CAGE"ĺ"Terrific. Now you're on top of the cage. 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But, on page 37 a word":"has been penciled in the right margin: INSULIN.":-C$"LIGHT MATCH"MR0ĺ"You'd better remove it from the matchbook first.":.(C$"REMOVE MATCH"C$"LIGHT MATCH")MR1ĺ"Thsanity.":930y#C$"LOOK CAGE"ĺ"It's a chain-link dog cage, the sort you'd keep a vicious German Shepherd in.":930#C$"OPEN CAGE"C$"BREAK CAGE"ĺ"An insane, rabid St. Bernard that weighed 231 pounds couldn't break this cage.":930N$C$"FUCKthrew the only lighted match you had in NABIL.":d (C$"THROW MATCH"C$"TOSS MATCH")MR2ĺ"You throw the lighted match.":XG1:`e (C$"INJECT SELF"C$"TAKE SHOT"C$"SHOOT SELF")MO(14)1ĺ"You inject yourself with the yellow fluid, feel queasy fie about half full of pungent weed.It's Andra Thomas' leather-bound personal diary.It's a very old, very expensive pewter mug, possibly a Revere original.The paper is crumpled and looks like it's been hastily hidden in a pocket.It's an old, cold can of Coo Testor's model airplane fuel.It's a book of matches.It's a large brass key.It's the joker from a deck of cards.It's a filled syringe, full of a toxic-looking liquid.It's a small, framed photo of a prim-looking woman, Dr. Fitzroy's wife.It's a plastic bagg cherry danishIt's bloody and his wedding ring is still on the finger.It's Bobby Burner's NABIL I.D. card.It's a good-sized scapel.It's a small plastic key.It's a well-thumbed copy of MODEL AIRPLANE magazine.It's a fairly new floppy disk.It's a pint can of an i.d. card a filled syringe a photo of Dotty Fitzroy a bag of marijuana Dr. Thomas's diary a pewter mug a paperclip a plastic I.D. card a long, strong branch a piece of paper a coil of hemp rope a rusted can of beer an empty lunch sack a BIC pen a staleD> Herb Fitzroy's hand Burner's I.D. card a scapel a small key a copy of MODEL AIRPLANE a floppy disk a pint can of model airplane fuel a book of matches a large key"@,AڄڔOJAAG0ʃ6GM6$܂ł0w4C*$8MR lXG1  ހŀ "gY@ 4 +MOXDLTDDBR4NHCLSLHLBPBMBSBSDKSN@DDRBIBJPPrLTTSOFWCHYUMMQIEEAdօх((bom you see":H0.7N124:MO(N)RĺMO$(N)47:7&@70\7: SAVE GAME SUBROUTINEb7Ds7N2100:20907X:"Store Germ Lab game No. ";SN7b:"Working.":D$"STORE /GLII/VAR/GAME";SN7l:"Game No. ";SN;" successfully stored."7v20308)R(LL$"HES"MB1))ĺA$(3):MO(17)1:S6MO(18)RLL$"UEL"ĺA$(3):MO(18)1:_6N124r6MO(N)RSD0x66"You can't take that."66 OBJECTS IN ROOM DISPLAY ROUTINE6N124:MO(N)RH166H1ı7:"In this roRD")ĺA$(3):MO(23)1:I5h(MO(20)RSC1LL$"INE")ĺA$(3):MO(20)1:s5rMO(22)RLL$"PEL"ĺA$(3):MO(22)1:5|MO(14)RLL$"NGE"ĺA$(3):MO(14)1:ST1:5MO(24)RLL$"AND"ĺA$(3):MO(24)1:5MO(21)RLL$"KEY"ĺA$(3):MO(21)1:)6(MO(17MO(18)R:A$(3):=4MO(22)1LL$"PEL"MO(22)R:A$(3):g4MO(23)1LL$"ARD"MO(23)R:A$(3):4"MO(24)1LL$"AND"MO(24)R:A$(3):4,N12446MO(N)1ĺ"You don't have that.":4@4J4T GET/TAKE SUBROUTINIE5^(MO(23)RLL$"Aor a moment, and then feel like yourself again. You toss the syringe away.":NI1:MO(14)0:e (C$,4)"DRIN"ĺ"My God, don't drink that!":e A$(2):e LOOK SUBROUTINEe L$"LOOK "Xf MO(14)1C$L$"SYRINGE"ĺ"The yellowish liquid in thers, bulging slightly, covered with dirt and leaves.It's a cheap plastic pen with tooth marks all over the end of it.Be more specific.You already have it.That item isn't here at this time.You don't have what you need to do that.There's a locked door in that direction.You can't go in that direction.Okay.Try something else. AVESAVE DEERTAKELOOK of it.Be more specific.You already have it.That item isn't here at this time.You don't have what you need to do that.There's a locked door in that direction.You can't go in that direction.Okay.Try something else.The electrified fence blocks your way. ARDSAse-spotted bag that Marty's wife packed his lunch in. The grease probably came from Marty rather than from a wet sandwich.It's a cheap plastic pen with tooth marks all over the end of it.It's a two-day old danish, and it looks like Marty took a bite out ve pewter mug, possibly a Revere original.It's an official government identification card.The paper is crumpled and looks like it's been hastily hidden in a pocket.It's an old, cold can of Coors, bulging slightly, covered with dirt and leaves.It's the greaIt's a filled syringe, full of a toxic-looking liquid.It's a small, framed photo of a prim-looking woman, Dr. Fitzroy's wife.It's a plastic baggie about half full of pungent weed.It's Andra Thomas' leather-bound personal diary.It's a very old, very expensi good-sized scapel.It's a small plastic key.It's a well-thumbed copy of MODEL AIRPLANE magazine.It's a fairly new floppy disk.It's a pint can of Testor's model airplane fuel.It's a book of matches.It's a large brass key.It's the joker from a deck of cards.erclip a plastic I.D. card a long, strong branch a piece of paper a coil of hemp rope a rusted can of beer an empty lunch sack a BIC pen a stale cherry danishIt's bloody and his wedding ring is still on the finger.It's Bobby Burner's NABIL I.D. card.It's ad Burner's I.D. card a scapel a small key a copy of MODEL AIRPLANE a floppy disk a pint can of model airplane fuel a book of matches a large key an i.d. card a filled syringe a photo of Dotty Fitzroy a bag of marijuana Dr. Thomas's diary a pewter mug a papɎ  sa"?1 ܍MOX`D> Herb Fitzroy's hanpDLTDDBRPNHCLSLHKSNLBPBMBAd&Ô(d(<"IAkOJI0Gґ06lG%6$ː0mO4$ŏ8MRw mYD0  9R13İ2080:D$"CHAIN /GL/PRO/GL,@190"`9R14R34İ2080:D$"CHAIN /GL/PRO/GLII,@ 90"9R35R46İ2090:D$"CHAIN /GLII/PRO/GLIII,@ 70"9 R47R63İ2090:D$"CHAIN /GLII/PRO/GLIV,@ 80"9R64R69İ2090:216,0:809: :"If one dri!8 RESTORE GAME ROUTINE'8882130:2090_8:"Restore Germ Lab game No. ";VY8:"Working.":D$"RESTORE /GLII/VAR/GAME";VY8:"Game successfully restored."8203088 GO BACK TO MAIN PROGRAM AFTER SAVE OR RESTORE9,VE DEERTAKELOOK  ANDRA"C$"SCREW ANDRA"ĺ"Through the cage? This is no time for sex.":930$$C$"LOOK COUCH"ĺ"It's a comfortable-looking couch.":930$.C$"LOOK UNDER COUCH"C$"SEARCH COUCH"ĺ"You find some hairballs, but that's about all.":9305%8C$"LOOK KNR {gR>- ׏ď o"M?&  MO`D> WCVEHYUMMQIEXBZGNHSDMRJBDEEDFBBDCLRVFYE~ROSTAdϔ(p(H"&AOqJ''G06zG36$ّ‘0{]4)$Ӑ8MDLTDDBRLNHCLSLHKSNLBPBMBT;RBIBP;COLX;NMBޔS ӔXҔGPTD;ZϔSCLTTSFMNRn.":1270-dC$"L"C$"LOOK"ĺ"There's nothing else to see. 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He's anxious and very nervous.":2150= DOES TURCOT DIE?t>NI0ĺ"Turcot collapses but using the last of his strength he breaks the vial of nerve gas, which Turcot smiles and lowers the vial of nerve gas into his pocket.":150/(C$,3)"EAT"ĺ"No way, Jose.":/C$"DROP PANTS"ĺ"Okay. Now you're standing in your skivvies, your pants at your ankles.":"After a moment of this foolishness, you pull your pants back up and resume":"your mission.":K0a small plastic button.":1400R.C$"D"ĺ"You need to push the button.":1400z.C$"PUSH BUTTON"ĺA$(3):R47:1960."You're in the elevator now and should push the button.":1400. ERROR TRAP AND MISC. BUSINESS/C$"I"(C$,3)"INV"ĺ"Yame.":216,0:1870C;H"You messed up. Try again.":216,0:1870;RE(222):E6E7ĺ"No Game No. ";VY;" found. Try again with a Game No. you've previously saved.":216,0:1950;\"You messed up. Try again.":216,0:1950;f70H.":K$::*:"If one drive, insert Side 2 of disk. Then press .":K$::4E(222):E4ĺ"Disk full. Save under a lower number.":216,0:1870;>E9ĺ"Disk full. Save over a previously saved g1LL$"UEL"MO(18)R:A$(3):Ji MO(21)1LL$"KEY"MO(21)R:A$(3):ti MO(22)1LL$"PEL"MO(22)R:A$(3):i MO(23)1LL$"ARD"MO(23)R:A$(3):i MO(24)1LL$"AND"MO(24)R:A$(3):i N124i MO(N)1ĺ"You don't have that.":j A$(2):%hv INVENTORY SUBROUTINENh :"You are carrying the following:"Zh N124oh MO(N)1ĺMO$(N)uh {h h DROP SUBROUTINEh LL$(C$,3)h MO(14)1LL$"NGE"MO(14)R:A$(3):h MO(17)1LL$"HES"MO(17)R:A$(3): i MO(18)irection.Okay.Try something else.AVEPAN.4389432CAMERONMMITCHELLLIST AVESAVE DEERTAKELOOK h dirt and leaves.It's a cheap plastic pen with tooth marks all over the end of it.Be more specific.You already have it.That item isn't here at this time.You don't have what you need to do that.There's a locked door in that direction.You can't go in that dd.It's Andra Thomas' leather-bound personal diary.It's a very old, very expensive pewter mug, possibly a Revere original.The paper is crumpled and looks like it's been hastily hidden in a pocket.It's an old, cold can of Coors, bulging slightly, covered witMR0)ĺ"The matchbook is empty.":Ic C$"REMOVE MATCH"ĺA$(3):MR1:c (C$"STRIKE MATCH"C$"LIGHT MATCH")MR1ĺ"You're now holding a lighted match, the only match in NABIL.":MR2:3d (C$"THROW MATCH"C$"TOSS MATCH")(MR2XG1)ĺ"You already (C$,4)"DROP"ĺ"You don't have anything to drop except your pants.":k0C$"SAVE"C$"STORE"ī16300(C$,4)T$ĺ"There's nothing to take around here.":0C$"QUIT"ė:D$"TYPE CRED":16384,128:49168,0:0C$"RESTORE"ī1750 1C$""ĺ"ed envelopes.":8D GL DESCRIPTION -- TURCOT ALIVED "The fabled heart of the North American Biological Initiative Laboratory now":"stands before you, but you don't have time to look at it because Dr. Turcot"vE$ "is standing in the center of the oto of Dotty Fitzroy a bag of marijuana Dr. Thomas's diary a pewter mug a paperclip a plastic I.D. card a long, strong branch a piece of paper a coil of hemp rope a rusted can of beer an empty lunch sack a BIC pen a stale cherry danishIt's bloody and his w Herb Fitzroy's hand Burner's I.D. card a scapel a small key a copy of MODEL AIRPLANE a floppy disk a pint can of model airplane fuel a book of matches a large key an i.d. card a filled syringe a phR" 80000 BREAK INTO ROOM SUBROUTINESX R636400,6500,6600,6700,6800,6900^ o  GERM LABu  70:XEXE1:XE13TA0ĺ"Tired of fooling with you, Dr. Turcot reaches into his pocket and removes a small pistol. He shoots you t" GERM LAB V MARCH 1986V GERM LAB V REVISION FINISHED APRIL 7, 1986^:w(4)"PREFIX /GL/TF"<D$(4):R64:100A LINE 70 IS INPUT FOR EACH ROOMF:">";C$:VYVY1:dD$"PREFIX /GL/TF"nD$"FRE" D$"TYPE R";Shem's line":"of Interactive fiction."C:"The ad also says that Shem will happily read and answer correspondence":"regarding both GERM LAB and interactive fiction in general as long as the"D "letters are accompanied by self-addressed, self-stamp9:"Metairie, LA 70005"B:"By sending at least $5 of your hard-earned dough, you'll become a Registered":"Contributor, which will get you on Shem's Mailing List, which will entitle")C"you to the most recent information regarding new releases of ing words:"A:"If you are enjoying GERM LAB and would like to help keep Shem's two small":"boys in shoes, please put a contribution in an envelope and mail it to":"the following address:"B:29:"Shem the Penman Software":29:"P.O. Box 9074":2ch you wisely decide to leave untouched.":TA1:150 A:"The back of the matchbook is an ad for Shem the Penman Software, the small":"cottage home of Shem the Penman, who wrote, coded, and distributed":"GERM LAB. The ad concludes with the follows final words. Little"?"does he know that you injected yourself with the antidote earlier. You":"breathe a sign of relief a few moments later when his body stills. Now you":@"know it's time to turn your attention to the flask of Procrox-s, whi spreads through the lab. Your last thought is that you saved humanity but failed to save yourself.":2480?NI1ĺ"Turcot collapses on the floor, crushing the vial of nerve gas as he falls.":"'You saved humanity, but you die!' he screams as histored."31830363 RESTORE GAME ROUTINE<3M31930:1890t3:"Restore Germ Lab game No. ";VY3:"Working.":D$"RESTORE /GLII/VAR/GAME";VY3:"Game successfully restored."3183034 GO BACK TO MAIN PROGRAM AFTER SAC2T:16384,128:49168,0::13:39:1::"53148"::255::430I2^e2h SAVE GAME SUBROUTINEk2rw2|D$(4)21900:18902:"Store Germ Lab game No. ";SN2:"Working.":D$"STORE /GLII/VAR/GAME";SN 3:"Game No. ";SN;" successfully Huh?":%1"C$"LOOK"C$"L"ġ:70X1,C$"SEARCH ROOM"ĺ"That didn't help a bit.":16(C$,3)"FUC"(C$,3)"SHI"ĺ"Oh my!":1@(C$,4)"WAIT"ĺ"Waiting momentarily, you think about the nature of time and the transience":"of life.":2JA$(2):lab, his burly arms crossed in front of his":"chest. He looks like he's waiting for you to say or do something.":E. 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