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STANCE: IDLE / BRACE
SLUICE SEAL: 0.0%
PULSE: 72 BPM
AIR BURSTS: 3 / 3
LAMP BUS: 100%

MUNICIPAL WATER AUTHORITY // OFFSHORE INTAKE CRIB 4

SILT & SIGNAL

SOLO • W: Look · M: Repair · F: O₂ Mask · Space: Thrack

You came down for routine maintenance. A damaged intake tripped emergency isolation and locked your lift. Repair the four systems to release the exit. The gallery is dry; the contained well below the grate is separated from the lake by isolation gates and a return pump.

!look Inspect the grate. The lamp holds it back; LOOK readies your pipe.
!repair Open the repair board. Follow the lit target; tap REPAIR to work. The relay has separate A/B/C note buttons. LOOK returns to the grate.
!o2 Seal the oxygen mask for a limited recovery burst. Both hands are busy for 3.2 seconds; you remain exposed.
!thrack Strike when it reaches the grate. LOOK before each strike; repeated blows anger it.
Repair sounds and pressure warning

SCREEN: follow the rising hum; tap REPAIR on the double tick and clear target tone. VALVE: open or close the vent to hold the steady chord. RELAY: tap C B A B C C C using the three note buttons. A=C5 (low), B=D5 (middle), C=E5 (high). There is no rhythm deadline; wrong notes keep your progress. GATE: follow the chugs into the clack.

A quiet click acknowledges your input; a latch confirms success. Different low knocks mean wait or an unready pipe. A paired rising whistle means pressure is building: hold LOOK until the relief locks shut. Completed catches stay repaired.

SOLO SHIFT

SHIFT PAUSED — CLOCK & DECAY FROZEN

Your shift is frozen. Resume when you are ready.

SHIFT RESULT

SHIFT FINISHED