Welcome To Gamma World

Opera sizes up her target but her nailer kicks awkwardly and she ends up peppering the wall past Psibocorn, missing her quarry.

Having had enough of these buggers Psobocorn cuts a large swath through the remnants of the swarm known formerly as bugger. The smell of rotting centipedes wafts through the air as the necrotic damage does its work.Enemies
Bugger: 22 dmg (dead)
Legs: 0 dmg

Toth slices at one of the bigger in the swarm and skewers it through. The rest of the swarm called legs starts to sense their impending doom and dissipates. Large centipedes scuttle in every direction and move back to the shadows from whence they came.

Broken and battered you all appear safe for now, and as you turn back to the door you notice something above it. A large sickly black looking mucosal mass with a large hole in the bottom. Affixed firmly to the wall you think this may have been a nest for those horrible things. As you look at it with a slight disgust you see something shimmering inside the slimy gross sack.

Opera, you don't spy any traps so you grab at the shiny object and give it a yank. It, and some other collected junk falls out of the nest with a clang. Much of it is covered in this gross slime.

Looking at the object you tugged on you find it is a laser pistol. A sleek chrome looking pistol with a weird antenna shape come out of the front. Depressing a small button on the handle fires a bolt of searing energy. Among the other junk that fell out you also find a stun baton. This collapsible baton, when extended can be switched on and it crackles with electric energy.

The rest seems mostly mundane, a hair dryer, some old roach traps, and the cloth part of a hammock.

Toth and Psibocorn both take some time to heal their wounds. The green saliva that had been dripping from the centipedes however seems to be having an effect on you. As the group opens the rusted door and finds themselves on a small landing inside the building you think this could be a good place to rest for a bit. You are getting slightly feverish and your heart, or what serves as a heart, is racing.

You both collapse to the floor in pain as the venom starts to change you.

As strange things abound our intrepid crew finds themselves on level 6 of this 10 level building. The stairwell is crumbled and gone further up here, but you know there has to be alternative routes up from here. Just outside the door to this stairwell is a small landing. It is a small hallway of sorts with two metal doors, separated in the middle, that just seem to lead to open shafts with no visible way up or down.

Wherever this tech came from it doesn't make much sense. There is another room off of here.

There is no door into this next room. It is also pretty well lit because this whole floor has full length glass windows on all sides. It's reaching late afternoon so the room is full of lengthening shadows. They are playing off a whole slew of these small segmented walls. There are desks with decaying computer equipment on them. Inspecting one you read the ancient brand from them. Dell.

After searching around this landing hallway you find a stack of old crates. Mostly filled with mundane town supplies you see something glint in one of them. Digging out a few small cans you read the label. 'X-essive Energy Drink!!!', it promises to make you feel 'as though you've had a full nights rest!'. You've heard of this incredibly rare Elixer. Drinking it gives full benefits of a long rest. There is one can for each person.

Toth

Looking into this room you see it pretty much expands the whole size of the floor. Interspersed pillars are the only thing to disrupt your view. You are actually able to look the 60 feet across this floor and you see an old window washing lift that can bring you higher into the building.

Looking up at the ceiling you see a drop ceiling of foam tiles. A few have crumbled and decayed away. The dark up in that ceiling is absolute and a little unnerving. Still, the room itself is well lit by the natural light, and you can see a way higher up on this building. It's only a mere sixty feet away. What could go wrong?