Moore

The subject's special power doesn't have obvious physical signs, but investigations show that her intelligence and information processing capabilities have been significantly enhanced by Mania. With the subject's technical skills and special equipment, she can create a unique digitalized Mania-based physical firewall, providing complete defense against most known attack methods.

The exact time of the subject's infection hasn't been determined, but her mental state suggests it was not recent.

There are no obvious signs of corruption on the subject's body, but her mind has clearly been affected by Mania, showing issues like drowsiness and forgetfulness.

A core member of the Nirvana Cybersecurity Center, she possesses excellent network-related skills and knowledge, and was among the first to issue warnings about the dark web. Since the Gray Mirror incident, she has been involved in and provides technical support for the MBCC's dark web investigations.

A core member of the Nirvana Cybersecurity Center, she exposed her identity as a Sinner while helping out with the MBCC's dark web investigations. Subsequently reassigned to the MBCC by the Cybersecurity Center, she is detained and managed there as a Sinner.

Leveraging her outstanding skills, the subjectwas able to detect the dangers of the dark web at its earliest stage. After a thorough investigation, she issued warnings to the authorities. These warnings were not heeded until the later stages of the Perfect Vote incident.

Investigations reveal that the subject began living independently from a young age. Influenced by a neighboring couple working at the Nirvana Cybersecurity Center, she started to delve into the study and research of network engineering-related technologies and eventually joined Nirvana.

Under the investigation of the MBCC Chief and the 9th Agency, the subject's identity was exposed as one of the creators of the entire dark web system. The subject is confirmed dead during the capture operation against her on ▉▉.

Due to the nature of her work, the subject's daily routine is almost the opposite of everyone else. MBCC personnel rarely see her after 10 a.m.

The subject has an almost pathological dependence on caffeine, with extremely high standards for coffee products. Whenever new coffee beans arrive at the Bureau, she always shows interest in trying them.

Proficient in various network information technologies, the subject is often asked by Bureau staff and Sinners to repair computer equipment or solve network issues. Some who are addicted to online games use this as an excuse, when their real intention is to get her to boost their ranks.

The subject is enthusiastic about modifying any network-connected devices around the Chief to block external interference. However, this causes numerous issues for the Chief when using the devices, and the subject often needs to explain the functions and usage methods. The Chief seems to have grown accustomed to this.

[Moore hands you a cup of coffee.]

Moore: You’ve been working all day. How about taking a break and having a hot beverage?

• Prompt: Thanks, but this smells a little...
• Moore: It's a special blend of coffee said to contain some stimulating ingredients to keep you energized during overtime.
• Moore: 😘😘😘

• Prompt: A new coffee blend?
• Moore: It's a variety Miss Faye purchased specifically for me. Apparently, it contains several times the caffeine content of regular coffee beans. Drink this and you should have no problem staying up all night for work.
• Moore: 😏😏😏

[After finishing the network maintenance, Moore falls asleep in front of the computer.]

Moore: Just... a quick nap...

• Prompt: Better head back to your room to rest.
• Moore: Still running the data... If my head touched my pillow... I won't wake up until the morning...
• Moore: 😥😥😥

• Prompt: But it must be uncomfortable sleeping on the keyboard?
• Moore: It is... but I'm... used to it...
• Moore: 😖😖😖

⚠ Hot Eastiano

Moore tries a mysterious black beverage from the East.

System Notifications: A procurement accident leaves Moore out of coffee. Eager to fight off sleep and finish her work, she decides to try a mysterious black drink known as "Hot Eastiano."

• Prompt: It all depends whether you like caffeine.

Chief: Or a black drink as bitter as life.

⚠ The Real Deal

When it comes to anything online, Moore is second to none.

System Notifications: Once, when the Sinners are one player short in an online game, they drag Moore over to fill in. To no one's surprise, she ends up with a 0-0-0 score. After three days of intensive practice. Moore volunteers to try again. This time, to everyone's surprise, she makes everyone finish at a 0-0-0 score using only scripts and plugins and without even touching the keyboard.

• Prompt: Are you the... real 000?

⚠⚠ Night Walker

Moore who's always lost during the day finds her way at night.

Chief: The recent energy-saving campaign is really thorough... The corridor is pitch black. I can't find my way at all...

Moore: Hmm? Really? I can see quite clearly. Maybe your eyes just haven't adjusted to the dark yet, Chief?

• Prompt: Shocked

Chief: Waa! This voice... Are you Moore? How did you come out of nowhere? You scared me...

Moore: Ahaha, I didn't come out of nowhere. I just finished working overtime and am heading back to my room.

Moore: Are you just done with work and going back for some sleep too, Chief? You seem to be having some trouble... Want me to take you back?

System Notifications: With the prolonged eye strain and the lights being completely out during off-hours, you can't even spot Moore's silhouette in the darkness. Indeed, you might need some help right now.

• Prompt: But...

Chief: But Moore, are you sure you know the way... When you first came to the Bureau, I took you to the server room over a dozen times during the day, and still you couldn't remember how to get there...

Moore: Ah... I guess that did happen. Sorry, I'm really bad with directions during the day, hehe.

Chief: But if you get lost even when it's bright, how can you take me back...?

System Notifications: Silence falls between you two. Just when you think Moore is deep in thought, a pair of warm, soft hands cups your cheeks precisely and suddenly, giving them a gentle squeeze.

Moore: For sure. See, I can see you, right? Don't worry, I'm much more used to walking at night than you are. Just follow me.

Chief: Are we going now? Be careful... Wow, Moore, you do know your way so well at night. Where's that girl who's always lost during the day now...

Moore: Hehe, I'm different from you guys, after all. Some people just feel more at ease at night. If your eyes adapt to the night better than the day, you can do it too.

Chief: Adapt better to the night than the day...?

Moore: I mean, I stay up to write code a lot. If I wasn't used to the night, I might trip over the cables when getting up to pour myself some coffee, right? That would be so dangerous.

⚠⚠ Too Sleepy

Who's the God of Sleep's favorite?

System Notifications: To keep up with the recent fancy coffee trend, the Bureau's cafeteria is launching several new coffee products.

Chief: From the look of today's schedule, you should probably get two extra strong espressos to keep yourself alive... Hmm? Is that Moore?

• Prompt: Talk to Moore

Chief: Good afternoon, Moore. Are you here to get coffee too? Looks like you've switched to a different kind. Trying something new?

Moore: Yawn... Good afternoon, Chief. You mean this, Sleepless Night? Well, in fact, I wanted to get my usual, but the kids over there recommended this to me...

System Notifications: You follow her gaze and see a group of Sinners staring at the seemingly ordinary drink in Moore's hand excitedly. There are many... bags of coffee piled behind them.

Moore: According to them, so far, everyone who's tried Sleepless Night hasn't been able to fall asleep that night. So everyone pooled their money to organize a contest and are currently recruiting participants.

Chief: So the contest... is to see who can fall asleep after drinking this coffee? Those bags of coffee must be the prize for the winner, right?

Moore: Bingo, Chief. I'm curious... Yawn, how powerful Sleepless Night can be, and I happen to have to stock up on coffee, that's why I've joined, hehe.

• Prompt: Participate

Chief: If it's really that effective... I should get one too.

Chief: Hmm... It was made quite quickly, and doesn't smell much different from regular coffee. Now I just have to wait and see tonight. Maybe those boring documents will help me win?

Moore: Actually, the taste isn't much different from the usual. I quite like it... Yawn.

Moore: Well then, later, Chief, Yawn... I've still got work today. Better catch some sleep first... Oh, so sleepy...

Chief: Alright, I'll tell you about it tomorrow.

Chief: ...Wait, did Moore just drink half a cup of Sleepless Night... and go back to sleep? Doesn't that mean the contest is already over...

⚠⚠⚠ Firewall

You ask Moore to design a parental control system.

System Notifications: Certain Sinners' internet addiction is severely impacting their daily lives. The Bureau has attempted to correct them but with little success. So you decide to ask Moore to develop a parental control system to limit their internet access.

Chief: It's been some time since the system was delivered and put into use. Moore always does a great job. There must already be noticeable improvements by now.

• Prompt: View the report

Chief: Hmm? According to the numbers in the report, the average time the Sinners spend interacting with their devices hasn't gone down significantly... There's even been a slight increase?

Chief: ...That's the current situation. Moore, got any ideas?

Moore: Oh dear, how come? The system should be working fine. Why don't you try it yourself? Meanwhile, give me some time to review the code.

System Notifications: You turn on the device and visit a blocked URL Moore has given you. Sure enough, the page keeps loading without displaying any actual content.

Chief: This indicates that the access request has been properly blocked by the firewall, right? Seems like the system is working fine... Hmm?

Chief: Is that... a tiny spider on the screen? It's sitting in the middle of a web, with many insects flying around it. Am I supposed to control the spider's legs to lure the insects into the web...?

• Prompt: Try playing
• Chief: This looks fun. Let me try it.
• System Notifications: 20 minutes later.
• Moore: ...Chief, Chief? I've checked everything. The code is fine, and the system is running normally. Seems like there's no problem on my end.
• Chief: Huh? Has it been that long? I think I know why everyone's spending more time on the device... It's all because of this mini-game that shows up when a page is blocked!
• Moore: Is that so?
• Chief: I've personally experienced how addictive it can be, so I'm sure. Moore, why did you create such a mini-game?
• Moore: Hehe, this system actually works both ways. The mini-game also appears when external devices attempt to connect to the intranet. They'll be fine if they behave and just play the game. If they don't take the bait and try to bypass this web...
• Chief: ...Then what? Never mind, don't tell me. I think I know their fate.

• Prompt: Stop cautiously
• Chief: Moore, take a look at this... Has it been hacked by some external party?
• Moore: Hmm? Let me see... No, this is just the normal page you see when a site is blocked. The system seems to be working just fine.
• Chief: So... this cute mini-game is part of the design?
• Chief: But why include such a mini-game? If the goal is to block websites, a simple static page would suffice, right?
• Moore: Hehe, it's inspired by a well-known browser. Although it can't show you what you want to see, you can at least play a game to pass the time. Thoughtful, right?
• Moore: Moreover, compared to an obvious warning page, a cute mini-game creates more of an illusion that this firewall isn't actually that powerful.
• Chief: ...You're saying it actually serves as bait? Is it meant to deal with potential external attacks? But I only wanted a wall that could stop people from getting out...
• Moore: Oh, wouldn't that be boring? Besides... a wall always has two sides!
• Moore: Let those who think they've pierced the spider's web find out they've actually been led into corrosive venom... Wouldn't that make a more intriguing twist?

⚠⚠⚠ Unexpected Interest

The secret chamber receives some unexpected guests.

System Notifications: The Bureau has ordered a batch of lab rats for certain Sinners' experiments, but the Sinners all happen to be out on missions, so the rats are temporarily stored in the secret chamber.

Chief: Huh, is that Moore... and Mantis? What are they doing in the secret chamber together?

Mantis: ...Indeed, a creature with high intelligence, strong reproductive abilities, and a high survival rate... They are... social animals too...

Moore: Speaking of social, I've seen them huddled together before, perhaps to stay warm? They look cozy and cute like that.

• Prompt: Chime in

Chief: Moore, Mantis, what are you doing here? Let me guess, is Mantis taking care of the rats? And Moore just happened to pass by and felt curious?

Mantis: No... Taking care of them isn't my job...

Moore: Hehe, in fact, I volunteered to look after these little cuties before Dr. Iron and the others return. They've behaved well, and the whole batch is still intact so far.

System Notifications: Looking at the little smooth-furred rats, you have to admit that Moore has been taking good care of them.

Chief: You're in fact a good keeper of these animals... I thought Mantis would be doing most of the work. Moore, are you actually interested in things besides the internet?

Moore: Ahaha, I used to work overtime alone all the time, remember? These little creatures kept me company sometimes, and they made me feel less lonely.

• Prompt: Are you talking about their street relatives?
• Moore: Yeah, although they appear in the house, I guess they come from the streets, right? They're our uninvited guests.
• Chief: I just hope there won't be any uninvited guests in the Bureau...
• Moore: Don't worry, I've never seen these guests in my own home, and now in the Bureau... I don't think I've seen any either.
• Moore: But these little guys are very smart. If I do encounter them here, Chief, you might need to be careful!
• Moore: Who knows, they might tell me little secrets about the Bureau that I can't find online!

• Prompt:Are you talking about their pet relatives?
• Moore: Pet relatives... You mean those cute tiny creatures with chubby cheeks?
• Moore: No, I've never had a pet like that. Although they look nice, I've heard they're quite dumb. Any little noise will scare them to death. They can't survive in the dark.
• Chief: I thought you'd say that. You're quite pragmatic after all, Moore. Besides, you can't even take care of yourself. Your pet probably won't live long...
• Moore: Haha, that could happen. Besides, I do prefer clever little creatures!
• Moore: For example... those who survive well enough in the cracks in the dark and know many secrets one can't find on the internet. Maybe I can find these creatures in the Bureau too! I must learn a lesson or two from them.

Management uniform of Nirvana Cybersecurity Center, modified by Moore to suit her own style.

If fate could be hacked and rewritten, allowing me to meet you sooner and change the ending... Haha, I'm daydreaming again. The sleep must have confused my brain.