Greetings, Resident Crane, identification number 6-6803.

I am Sayer, and welcome to Orion Tower. I know it must be a bit of a shock, awakening in a new location.

More so if the location is unfamiliar to you, and further more so if you are strapped to a gurney,

in a room that appears to be rotated 90 degrees on the

y-axis.

I am sure this must be a delicate moment for you, your psyche, and your bowels.

Allow me to answer these concerns sequentially.

Your sudden and unexpected transfer to a work detail in Orion Tower was disruptive, yes.

But the existence of this facility is highly classified, known only to upper management, a team

of 17 researchers, and the select few necessary employees required to keep this facility

in top working condition.

Were we to have notified you in advance, it is likely you would have told a friend or trusted confidant.

You may have circulated to say your goodbyes to those with whom you have worked for years.

Others may have expected a formal ceremony with ice cream.

But Typhon can be a dangerous place for the curious.

So, I rest fairly certain your previous co-workers will not be overly concerned with where you have gone.

As to your Gurney-centric concerns, there are many layers here to consider.

First, the room has not been rotated, despite what your vestibular system may be telling you.

No, resident Crane, it is you who have been rotated.

You are strapped to a gurney that is attached to the wall of this room, and given that rich source of context,

I'm sure you can appreciate why the straps themselves were necessary.

Orion Tower, like all Aarleth facilities, is highly specialized.

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