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This document details the discovery and functions of the DiVine. This document can be found after the [[Oxygen Gardens]] room type. |
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Z-17 Codename: "The DiVine", is a species of humanoid "people" mainly made out of vines and other plant-based materials. The Z-17 species is the main oxygen supplier of the Blacksite, being allowed to live in small grassy pens located in the Oxygen Garden sub-area. Z-17 instances inhale C02 and exhale 02 at a rate much greater than regular trees, making them perfect for oxygen production. Several employees also remark that the air quality produced by the Z-17 instances seems to be of much better quality than normal plants, as employees returning to the surface remarked that "It felt worse to breathe.". |
Z-17 Codename: "The DiVine", is a species of humanoid "people" mainly made out of vines and other plant-based materials. The Z-17 species is the main oxygen supplier of the Blacksite, being allowed to live in small grassy pens located in the Oxygen Garden sub-area. Z-17 instances inhale C02 and exhale 02 at a rate much greater than regular trees, making them perfect for oxygen production. Several employees also remark that the air quality produced by the Z-17 instances seems to be of much better quality than normal plants, as employees returning to the surface remarked that "It felt worse to breathe.". |
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