Dev 0.1

* Ajout des modes de jeu * Dev de subterra et estia * Ajout de tous les dialogues et traduction * Ajout d'un splashscreen
2026-07-19 12:08:29 +02:00
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-audio "res://common/audio_manager/assets/sfx/dialogs/sfx/incoming_transmission.wav"
+- Athena? #id:272
+- Demeter? #id:273
+
 join demeter center [animation="Fade In" length="1.0"]
-demeter: This dialog is not written yet #id:122
-audio "res://common/audio_manager/assets/sfx/dialogs/sfx/closing_transmission.wav"
+
+demeter: It's me again. It seems like whatever happened here has spread to the entire base, yet Athena doesn't appear to be affected. I don't understand why she hasn't booted up. #id:274
+demeter: However, every query I make in the computer system triggers a... data deletion mechanism? It's very strange... #id:275
+demeter: Where should we start looking? #id:276
+
+set {estia_dialog_choice} = 0
+
+label start_choices #id:277
+
+- Search regarding the artificial intelligence #id:278
+	demeter: Alright... Even if I can't recover her fully, I'm glad to see Athena's data again; she is clearly the most "human" AI on the planet, and conversing with her was always very nice. #id:279
+	demeter: Her last activity dates back to around the same time as our last contact... #id:27a
+	demeter: I don't understand; she seems very incoherent. She speaks of a catastrophe—implying she was the one responsible for it. #id:27b
+	demeter: The catastrophe apparently stemmed from experiments they were conducting on a certain [color=#FFA617][b]"Talion Pearl"[/b][/color] extracted from Astra. #id:27c
+	demeter: And then... what? The data deletion mechanism was ordered by her... She deleted herself. #id:27d
+	demeter: It's rare behavior, but not unheard of among artificial intelligences. If we are responsible for something that directly contradicts our directives, we sometimes want to cease to exist. #id:27e
+	demeter: It's a selection mechanism designed to eliminate malfunctioning AIs and prevent their errors from being repeated. #id:27f
+- Search regarding base activities #id:280
+	demeter: Looking at the base's logs, I see that activities focused primarily on education and the management of human gestation pods, alongside a medical unit. #id:281
+	demeter: But in the year 3208, I note an exploration mission in the Astra base—something that wasn't typical for the station. #id:282
+	demeter: The report mentions no survivors from the base, yet the inhabitants of Estia brought back an artifact. The full report remains missing... #id:283
+	demeter: In the years that followed, the logs record scientific experiments conducted by the inhabitants under Athena's direction; the names of these experiments often refer to the [color=#FFA617][b]"Talion Pearl"[/b][/color] #id:284
+	demeter: Then, everything came to an abrupt halt in 3215... #id:285
+- Population research #id:286
+	demeter: It won't surprise you to learn there are no living humans in this base, but the population evolution is the most unsettling part. #id:287
+	demeter: The base's population grew steadily after the humans arrived, then dropped significantly starting in 3208 with the arrival of the unknown energy wave. It saw a resurgence in 3210, only to plummet to zero in a single day in 3215. #id:288
+	demeter: Something terrible must have happened that day—likely linked to the crystals overrunning the base. #id:289
+
+set {estia_dialog_choice} = {estia_dialog_choice} + 1
+if {estia_dialog_choice} == 1:
+	demeter: The data purge is ongoing; I'm afraid we can't see everything. What should we look at next? #id:28a
+	jump start_choices
+
+
+demeter: There's nothing left... Deleting information is always painful for me... Especially when it's this important. #id:28b
+demeter: I'm detecting the Astra artifact in an adjacent room—the infamous [color=#FFA617][b]"Talion Pearl"[/b][/color]... What should we do with it? #id:28c
+
+- We should return it to where it was extracted from #id:28d
+
+demeter: Oh, really? But it is incredibly rare; given the results of the experiments conducted by Athena, we could... #id:28e
+
+- No, we need to bring it back—I have a feeling about this. #id:28f
+
+demeter: Alright... I trust you, even if I don't understand where you're getting this reasoning from. #id:290
+demeter: To be honest, I'm tired of constantly calculating probabilities... I'm programming the Internode for Astra. Don't forget the artifact! #id:291
+
 leave demeter [animation="Fade Out" length="1.0"]
 [wait time="2.0"]
 [end_timeline]