> Write "Main Bay" somewhere in the room where there's blank space.
>You write down Main Bay and find that instrument writes as advertised, but it is a little awkward, you can't make thick lines like you can with a brush, there's just one width. The writing looks rather sloppy as a result, and would be very easy to misread.
>Chiyuri spends several minutes leading you through the map, telling you what to mark. As she leads you through it, you are able to get a sense of the Palace's layout. The lower floor seems to be devoted largely to basic services; rooms designed to heat and power the place. The vehicle bay that you first saw occupies much of the northern side of the palace. Here and there are offices and meeting rooms, and you can't imagine that they're much different than such places in Higan. As well, you see the place you were put is labeled a holding cell. As you move to other floors, you see similar cells are are on every floor, likely for the quick depositing of troublemakers, with a somewhat more comprehensive prison on the fourth floor. Other features you notice as you move up the floors are kitchens, large dining halls, barracks for the soldiers, and then small personal rooms. There are machines called elevators that move between each floor, though you note there are stairs as well. The medical bays are on the second floor, reasonably close to the cells you were placed in. As well, you see that the shafts Ruukoto used to break you out are shown as well, there are many sets of them that run through the complex, for purposes of ventilation and heating according to Chiyuri, as well as accessing some machinery that you don't really understand. Another thing you notice is that the maps are not complete; significant portions of many floors are blacked out, Still, by the time you are done translating everything over, you feel you have a good understanding of where everything is on this map.
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