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[PrivateNomad]

"Yuh-huh.  Totally believe you.
If there's nothing suspicious here, can we come in, to verify that?"

"I don't see your search warrant, officer."

"That's to bad. I mean, we would have been happy to give you some of his stuff if you did know anything about remnants of him on this world."

"Remnants? In this world? Nah."

[TheBiggerFish]

"I don't have the authority to tell you whether or not a warrant exists for your premises at this time."
Alanis looks for the door.

[PrivateNomad]

"I don't have the authority to tell you whether or not a warrant exists for your premises at this time."
Alanis looks for the door.

The door is at the end of the hallway, as described in the opening narration.

"What a neat cubicle worker's trick you have there. Seems pretty weak, though."

[kj1225]

Ian shrugs and goes to check on the bus.

[TheBiggerFish]

"Do you want to risk it, though?
Because if you want to risk it, that says something about this facility.

And it does not say good things."
And at the door.

[PrivateNomad]

Ian shrugs and goes to check on the bus.

Still there.

"Do you want to risk it, though?
Because if you want to risk it, that says something about this facility.

And it does not say good things."
And at the door.

The door seems impenetrable with the device; what lies before it is unknown. Clearly it is enhanced with some type of magic or other material. The console besides it he gathers seems to lock it.
"Yeah, you're not getting through that door."

[TheBiggerFish]

"So you say.

And if I open the door, then what, hmm?"
Look at the console.
Look for the locking mechanism.
Is the door ferrous?

[PrivateNomad]

"So you say."
Look at the console.
Look for the locking mechanism.
Is the door ferrous?

The console's locking mechanism seems to be electronic; he deduces that hacking it would work to open it.
The door itself seemed to be constructed of an alloy of titanium-adamantine alloy enhanced with an earth dust coating and lined with thaumakinetic cylinders of adamantine that seem to lock it in place. Truly, the door is perhaps one of the most secure objects he has ever seen, and force alone would not be able to open it.

"Like the door? It was pretty hard to make. And don't even think about hacking that console, because it's guarded by 50 encryption what-evers and twenty something firewall thingies, all encoded in tridimensional quanta."

[kj1225]

Ian decides to dick around on his Scroll and wait for Alan to give up so they can find someone actually useful.

[TheBiggerFish]

Generate a power surge and crash the console.
It will probably reboot in 'Safe Mode'.
If it doesn't then just power the wires leading to the door.

Also, see if I can generate a wormhole to the other side of the door.
"Half of that is jargobabble and the other half is kinda pointless in a closed system."

[Shadestyle]

Dackly has Gozer enchant The Stone Tree Club as a focus for Demi, increasing it's weight and the pressure around it's wielder for training them, and making it a magic staff for active gravity magic.

Gozer spends 6 turns infusing the club with gravity.

They do this outside, once everyone is finally ready to leave.

The Glowing skin Glows when Ringo Pokes it.

(Goal, 17,

13,) Sinfib's minions do not return.

A set of mandibles, each one about as wide as a finger is long, from the Dwarf Bulborbs seems to have some kind of magical properties.

(14+8)

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Level 3 Bone Scythe
Type: Melee
Effects:
-Fear, Enemies must make one save against fear per turn if anyone in the fight is capable of dealing a finishing blow on them, including their allies, 3d6+int vs 3d6+Scythe hit die.
Base Damage: 1d8
Description: A Scythe made from bone, flesh gobs bind a Pitch Black stone to it, resonating with pain.

This weapon still has one Upgrade slot.

Spoiler: Map (click to show/hide)

Red. ENG
Dark Blue. Big Daddy
Purple. Sinfib
Black. Deathspell
White. Ringo
Cyan. Zer0
Brown. Hammerlock

[PrivateNomad]

Generate a power surge and crash the console.
It will probably reboot in Safe Mode.
If it doesn't then just power the output wire.

Also, see if I can generate a wormhole to the other side of the door.

The prior options failed to work; however, he surprisingly found that he was able to open a wormhole to the otherside. As he entered, he found himself in a large room with two doors at each end; filling the rest of it was desks and various lab equipment. A console hangs from the ceiling.
~Fight~
"Ｉ  ｈａｔｅ  ｔｅｌｅｐｏｒｔｅｒｓ．"

Suddenly, four gaster blasters appear both sides besides Alanis, firing a beam of white energy!
[13] VS [14]
[9] VS [22]
[11] VS [18]
[7] VS [13]

She quickly rolls forward, letting the beams strike the wall as the blasters disappear.
"You fought these before, I can tell. That means one of the other remnants is dormant. Is that right?"
"Don't tell me, I can find out myself. Oh, that remnant? Weak. You'll have to try a little harder against the remnant of intellect."

Three humanoid beings with indistinguishable dark features and white outlines appear with a shock of energy.

Alanis [30/30]
Anti-Spiral Lesser [Healthy]
Anti-Spiral Lesser [Healthy]
Anti-Spiral Lesser [Healthy]

"Interesting begins, they are. Got them from another dimension where spirals is the basis of all existence, as a little early Christmas gift from one of the other remnants. You jelly?"

[TheBiggerFish]

"Not really.

BACKUP PLEASE!

Also, I'm not FROM their universe.

There is not that much reason for them to attack."

Instead of blasting anything just yet...
Wrap a pair of (one-sided) wormholes around the Anti-Spirals so that they're stuck in a closed spatial loop.

[PrivateNomad]

((You're deep underground, blasting the ceiling isn't going to do anything))

[TheBiggerFish]

((What am I deep underground OF, exactly?  More building, most likely?))