>Look around for the nearest vertical oriented building.
>Proceed in its direction, being careful not to put our foot through any windows.
>You approach the nearest standing building, taking care to avoid walking through any of the windows on the ground. The building below you has its windows in a grid pattern, so it is easy to walk between them without incident.
>The building stands some hundreds of feet high, and perhaps it was high before its top was torn off, leaving only yards of twisted and exposed steel on top. Whatever front doors there may have been are gone now. You find them a moment later as you enter the building, and see their twisted metal frames against the far wall. Inside is a large , stretching up a couple floors, with large multi-tiered fountain in the middle. The second and third floors run along the walls, their centers open to give the building an open, airy kind of feeling. Piles of rubble and debris lie everywhere. The fountain has collapsed upon itself, its sides broken and no longer able to hold water. Part of the second floor has collapsed, creating a crude and unstable ramp from the first floor. Dust and ash cover most everything in here. Looking upward, you can see immense holes in the ceiling, revealing glimpses of upper floors and more devastation.
>As you walk inside, you think you see a glimpse of motion in a corner, but it stops the moment you notice it.
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