Area Description: Dining Area

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Area: Dining Area

Description: The dining area and kitchens are found on the ground floor of The Quarters and are made up of one main dining room that features square tables set up for multiple people and a kitchen separated by a swinging door. The kitchen itself is on the basic side, including two fridges, two ovens, and two stoves along with countertops and a sink; all of the appliances are now non-functional with no electricity to power them. While the station was in operation mealtimes tended to be communal with food served through a large portal in the wall between the kitchen and seating area. The chairs in the room have soft-cushioned seats and backrests with a metal frame. All the chairs are neatly tucked into their respective tables.

Status: OPEN

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[AnimeNerd]

As of In a few hours those who remain alive will envy the dead, there are two notable changes to the dining area. The most obvious is the corpse of Bill Taylor in the kitchen area, laying on his front in a pool of blood, a number of stab wounds to the back. He lays just in front of the door connecting the kitchen area to the dining area, and his assigned bag is nowhere in sight.

The other change is in the dining area, as four chairs have been lined up right next to each other, in front of one of the tables. This table is close to the door to the kitchen area, though not immediately in front of it.

[VoltTurtle]

As of Moths in a Lighthouse, Eden Zima's body has been left just inside the entrance to the dining room, with a large gash going halfway through his neck, and a large pool of blood underneath. His belongings are nearby and, as of time of writing, have not been pillaged.

[VoltTurtle]

As of Fate is Not a Cage, the corpses of Eden Zima, Bill Taylor, and John Davis have been removed from the dining area, instead left in a pile just outside the nearest exterior door.