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The Morgue
The Morgue - San Francisco, CA
Disguised as a lab technician, Eun-Ji confidently made her way into the morgue, thanks to the fake ID provided by David. However, her entrance did not go unnoticed, as the head of the morgue intercepted her path, questioning her presence. The man was beside himself with irritation, that was obviously spilling over from something that occurred earlier.
In a split second, the illusion of her shattered, leaving the man dazed and bewildered as he stumbled backwards, slumped against the wall, and collapsed onto the floor. Seizing the opportunity, the real Eun-Ji slipped inside and calmly walked past his prone form.
She was greeted by the sight of disorder only partially cleaned up. Undeterred by the apparent aftermath of a recent altercation, Eun-Ji focused on her objective: examining the three cadavers—Gail, Olivia, and Kramer. Swiftly locating the necessary equipment, she retrieved an ophthalmoscope and proceeded to inspect the eyes of the two identified female victims still out in the open. To her confirmation, she discovered the telltale crescent-shaped scar on their retinas, evidence of the master of the fades' sinister influence.
However, Kramer's body was nowhere to be found, and a sealed container with scuffing around the exterior edges drew her attention. Trusting her instincts, she refrained from investigating further and swiftly concluded her visit to the morgue, satisfied with the confirmation she had obtained.
She was picked up by David, who had been patiently waiting in the parking lot with a plethora of technological devices now stashed in the backseat. He assured her that he had been successful in looping the video feeds inside the hospital so that her presence there went unnoticed by surveillance. She had some more information to upload to the Dragon archives, every Dragon with access would now benefit from all the findings and knowledge she was gaining.