OPERATION: RAPIDSTRIKE

01:02:45

The camera seems to be stationary.

The reception area contains a desk and three chairs, lit by a single overhead light. There are two paintings on the wall behind the desk, and a clock. Behind the reception area is what appears to be a small museum. The walls show photos, news clippings, plaques, and other momentoes. There two chairs in the room.

Most of the wall items are celebratory of the exploits of one Genevieve Larreau; newspaper clippings, plaques, and other such momentos. Some more recent pictures and clippings detail the Nobel Prize of Dr. Fendelmann. Most are in English or French. The only thing that is of any particular interest is a large black-and-white framed photograph showing Mlle. Larreau and Dr. Fendelmann holding hands.

From the reception area, there are three corridors. One goes east, one goes west, and one goes north. The passage going north is covered by a security camera, but those going east and west are not. The passage that goes west only goes about 20 feet before ending at a door. There are two doors on the north wall of that corridor. The passage going north goes 50 feet and stops at a door. The passage going east is clear to the extend of your lights.

The team heads down the west hallway, which goes about 20 feet and stops at a locked door. The doors on the north wall are labeled with a silhouette of a man (on the right door) and a woman (on the left). The door that blocks the corridor is labeled "Keep Out. Authorized personnel only!" in three languages (one of which is English, one is French, and the third looks like one of the romance languages, but you can't be sure which. You can try to unlock the door with a Deactivation check.

The lock on the door doesn't give.