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- I'm working, - Siella replied coolly. - And so are you; I expect you at the information center within the next two hours.

-And I just wanted to enjoy the fact that I don't have a fixed working schedule - Vladimir decided to spend two hours exploring his employer's headquarters, walking through the corridors, looking at the elevators, and so on.

With a sword? The door to the arsenal? I don't even know...

Well, we can just ignore it... Otherwise, we'll waste time... Although, let Ples ask his minion to open it.
Revan, what do you mean by "locked manually"? Did they just close the door, and the mechanism in the de-energized building locked it? Or what? Because it sounds a bit strange.

This means that the locking mechanism was activated in the de-energized building, and now it can only be opened by turning on the generator.

I won't swear...
-- Well, the mine plan failed. But maybe it's for the best: let's engage the enemy in a fair fight. We need to go deeper. It would be good to activate the defense mechanisms and we definitely need to take the enemy's storage facility, -- said Gerda and continued her descent.

So, basically...
While the others were sorting through the arsenal, Ramzan made it to the parking lot. His choices were limited; among the suitable vehicles, he could find an armored bus, a more mobile but equally sturdy four-seater car (in this case, the heavy armor is removed and takes up one seat), as well as a two-seater sports car and a motorcycle.

While the others were dealing with the arsenal.

What...? No, seriously. I immediately continued descending, and I think everyone will agree. Unless they have a different opinion about whether to go down to the parking lot and calm down, or try to turn on the electricity.

Damn, "deciding about the warehouse" – this is just a general description. Locken wrote a hundred years ago, "I'm going to the parking lot, I'm not waiting for anyone, I'm not changing the plan," and you're still deciding whether to go to the warehouse, go down to the storage area, try to break through the encirclement, or something else. That's why he's already there, and you're still deciding.

What's there to decide if it's closed? We looked – and moved on. However, if you skipped Lok'en, then that's okay. Because we don't have time to stand around the arsenal and debate; it's illogical. )
But since it's conditional, then it's conditional.

Ment. You say, "IT DOESN'T MAKE SENSE TO CONTINUE GOING DOWN," where further? It's clear where Locken is going; he's heading to the parking lot. You're still deciding whether to go to the storage or not, whether to try to break through on the street or not. But fine. Let's say Ramzanka hasn't reached his destination yet and is still with you, as you're still deciding, and he wouldn't have had time to get there in such a short time.

Just in case, if I'm told to go somewhere or do something, it doesn't necessarily mean I'm actually standing next to everyone.

I don't understand... Well, I guess I'm waiting to hear what others have to say too. But in any case, it doesn't matter, we're going down. That's what I'm getting at. And I don't know what people will say down there, but if I were making the decisions for everyone, I'd go a little further below the parking lot (it's only a couple of steps anyway), try to regain some energy, reclaim the storage area, then go back up to the parking lot and leave the building. That's it. But we can figure out those questions as we go down. There's no point in standing around and discussing it.

*WALL* Okay, you're not standing and discussing, but you're going down and discussing.

I'm getting into the bus

- we transfer the payment for the passage.