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[there's a new door in a not-so-common hallway with a large sign on it. said sign is in black and white, with large letters stating "VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED" across it.

the room beyond the door is of a decent size, though painted completely black. there's something like a view screen separating the room into two parts; the far, much larger part is empty, while the accessible part has a long screen of some sort on a counter against the barrier.

despite the warning on the outside of the door, this thirteen year old has entered out of curiosity and quickly discovered how to work the room. the control console is touch activated, and seems to be made to create short... movies of some sort. animations, though they're incredibly realistic.

anyone who enters at the moment will see a zoomed in, 3D image of a man's head with an axe stuck in it. Namine's studying the wound critically, finger making a swirl on the console to rotate the image so she can see it completely.

it's just your imagination that she's humming cheerfully as she does this, really.]

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O-ohmygod.

[jkl;sad he should stop exploring. or something.]

It's not real.

[more movement- now it's a top view! and she zooms it in a bit more to study the split in the skull.]

[... relaxes, breathing easier.]

R-right. Cre~eepy.

Sora, right?

[a quick glance pretty much answers the question for her and she zooms out before erasing the image, leaving the area beyond the view screen blank and black again.]

Yeah.

[rubs at his shoulder, looking at where the image used to be. well, he'll have nightmares.]

Sorry, I've been using this to learn a bit more. I do movie makeup.

[brings up something like a pond on screen after some rapid hand movement, drawing her fingers over little 'buttons' and slides that appear on the screen. after a moment, she programs a rock to drop in to show the ripple it creates.]

It's really realistic, see? And it can make like... anything.

[wide blue eyes watch the ripples and then look at her.]

That's... awesome!

This place is so cool, it's going to be so much easier to practice now.

[--that was a fish jumping from the pond, even!]

... practice?

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Whoa. [he's wandered in as well, Sugar and Spice right behind him.] Nam, this is awesome. When'd you find this?

[pauses in turning the head a bit more to grin over at him.]

About two hours ago.

I like. Can you add a few more figures?

I can add anything.

[she backs out of that program, erasing the "screen".]

What do you want to see?

Hmmm. How about some chainsaws and shotguns?

Alright.

[and she sets to work, hands moving rapidly- soon enough there's some gruesome looking maniac with a chainsaw before she zooms out, creating a few civilian-looking people armed with guns a distance away.]

How much of a massacre are we talking here?

As gory and messy as you want. This is fun, and it looks so real.

Running out of ammo it is!

[a few more movements and now it's almost like a movie, with the chainsaw guy lumbering towards the civilians, who fail at shooting him down and are left to scatter.]

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[Oh. Huh.

That's new. Axed head. Right.]

[doop. spins it slowly, carefully examining it as she hums. probably won't notice him until he says something.]

[Oh hey, that's the Namine who likes his mutilation! Let's go over~]

Hey.

[pauses and looks over at him, smiling brightly.]

Hi!

[Gestures at the...thing.]

So what's this?

Some kind of simulation thing, except it's different than the actual... simulation room. You create things; places, people, animals, anything, and you can make them move and add things and pause it and zoom in and it's so cool.

[said that all in one breath, yes.]