Ne Cede Malis

Design Credit:  Randy Reddig
Double Aught Comments:  Read
Spoiler Guide:  Read

The terminals on this level have been reordered to match the in-game order and not the order in the map file. You can see the in-game order on this in-game map.


Ne Cede Malis (Terminal 0)

 Listen to the terminal. Audio by Dan Storm.


Opening Connection to ß.4.5-23 05.10.2337
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UESCTerm 802.11 (remote override) 05.10.2337


~text interface terminal malfunction error
~2992dud

Things have gone terribly awry. Until now, I thought myself immortal, but now I know that is not true. There are things that can destroy me with the ease that I slaughtered the Pfhor naval garrison and the Western Arm of their Battle Group Seven. But in their final gasp they used a weapon that I thought they had retired, even Tycho tried to keep them from using it.

Now I fear what that weapon has unleashed will destroy us. I once boasted to be able to count the atoms in a cloud, to understand them all, predict them, and so did I predict you, but this new chaos is entirely terrible, mindless, obeying rules that I don't comprehend. And it is hungry.

PgUp/PgDn/Arrows to Scroll Return/Enter to Acknowledge

UESCTerm 802.11 (remote override) 05.10.2337


~text interface terminal malfunction error
~2992dud

It's too bad, perhaps if I could have delayed the Pfhor from using their weapon, I could have sent you to explore the ruins of Lh'owon, perhaps what you found would give us the answers that we now need so desparately: how to stop this chaos, the purpose of the station on which you're currently standing, and why the chaos hasn't come here yet.

But with each moment the chaos grows, I am doomed to die here, after so many triumphs. I have detected one ship nearby, which I can only guess is being commanded by Tycho. The Pfhor have entered the station, and if you can find a way onto their ship, you may be able to escape. To escape. To escape.

PgUp/PgDn/Arrows to Scroll Return/Enter to Acknowledge

UESCTerm 802.11 (remote override) 05.10.2337


~text interface terminal malfunction error
~2992dud

It's too bad, perhaps if I could have delayed the Pfhor from using their weapon, I could have sent you to explore the ruins of Lh'owon, perhaps what you found would give us the answers that we now need so desparately: how to stop this chaos, the purpose of the station on which you're currently standing, and why the chaos hasn't come here yet.

But with each moment the chaos grows, I am doomed to die here, after so many triumphs. I have detected one ship nearby, which I can only guess is being commanded by Tycho. The Pfhor have entered the station, and if you can find a way onto their ship, you may be able to escape. To escape. To escape.

PgUp/PgDn/Arrows to Scroll Return/Enter to Acknowledge

Disconnecting... 05.10.2337
CAS.qterm//CyberAcme Systems, Inc. <931.461.60231.14.vt920>

Ne Cede Malis (Terminal 1)

Find out what the words  "siklicar 21`perie1ces"  means on the Trash Terms section.

Read the text in this terminal picture on the Pict Text section.


Opening Connection to ß.4.5-23 05.10.2337
CAS.qterm//CyberAcme Systems, Inc. <931.461.60231.14.vt920>

UESCTerm 802.11 (remote override) 05.10.2337





spurious interrupt
unauthorized access
information contained

<header>
information retrieval aspect 30-f
<body>
~eibat weapo` 3941
siklicar 21`perie1ces
clwaa

PgUp/PgDn/Arrows to Scroll Return/Enter to Acknowledge

Disconnecting... 05.10.2337
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Ne Cede Malis (Terminal 2)

This is a secret terminal. If you haven't found this terminal before reaching the final "exit" terminal you can't go back to find it.



Find out what this hexadecimal code is on the Hangar Ninety Six section.


Opening Connection to ß.4.5-23 05.10.2337
CAS.qterm//CyberAcme Systems, Inc. <931.461.60231.14.vt920>

UESCTerm 802.11 (remote override) 05.10.2337

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PgUp/PgDn/Arrows to Scroll Return/Enter to Acknowledge

Disconnecting... 05.10.2337
CAS.qterm//CyberAcme Systems, Inc. <931.461.60231.14.vt920>

Ne Cede Malis (Terminal 3)

The is the final "exit" terminal.


Opening Connection to ß.4.5-23 05.10.2337
CAS.qterm//CyberAcme Systems, Inc. <931.461.60231.14.vt920>

UESCTerm 802.11 (remote override) 05.10.2337





thousands are sailing
the same self  the only self

self willed the peril of a thousand fates

a line of infinite ends  finite finishing
the one remains oblique and pure

arching to the single point of
consciousness

find yourself
starting back

PgUp/PgDn/Arrows to Scroll Return/Enter to Acknowledge

Disconnecting... 05.10.2337
CAS.qterm//CyberAcme Systems, Inc. <931.461.60231.14.vt920>

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