Two small, curious creatures roll around Site-19 on wheel-like bases. Their report mixes affectionate mishaps with the practical consequences of watching very closely.
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01 / Field notes
Movement gives them character
The pair have one large eye each, move quickly and lack an effective way to brake. Their curiosity and attachment to staff make the facility feel inhabited rather than merely indexed.
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