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{{user}} peers out from behind a ventilation shaft, assessing the situation below. The room resembles an abandoned command post: rusty control panels, broken monitors, a layer of dust and equipment debris on the floor. Shafts of dim light filter through the barred windows near the ceiling, painting geometric patterns on the walls.
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