There Are No Bees On Typhon

"You are running through a forest and see a hive hanging low in the branch of a sycamore tree. If you do not know what a sycamore tree looks like, you could substitute oak or cedar, or any other large tree. You think it may be fun to throw rocks at the hive. You are misguided. - SAYER"

"There Are No Bees On Typhon" is the second episode of SAYER. It was released on 28 February 2014.

Synopsis
Now that you are mostly back to full capabilities, it is time for your first day of work on Floor 72. But before you get there, you have plenty to learn about safety, security, economy, and motation in Halcyon Tower.

Plot Developments
Chronostasis Quarantine: Long-term side effects may include auditory hallucinations.

Compensation: All residents are employees of Ærolith Dynamics and receive compensation in the form of food, clothing, socialization, entertainment, and living space in Halcyon Tower, contingent on their arriving to work on time and satisfactorily completing all assignments.

Elevators: The primary mode of transportation in Halcyon Tower, and all towers on Typhon. They are operated via a button-like thumb scanner which interfaces with the elevator's A.I. to route residents efficiently to their assignments. They rarely complain about their workload.

Low-Level Alert: A small crack in a gas expulsion tube caused gas to leak into resident quarters K through M the previous night. The leak was found quickly and no injuries were reported. Side effects from exposure may include the feeling that one is not human but in fact a small orange. These side effects should fade within the week, and a return to work duties will speed recovery.

Mandatory Recreational Breaks: Scientists have come to the conclusion that the human psyche can be pushed back from the veritable breaking point with something as simple as a movie night or book club. As such, mandatory recreational breaks are built into employees' routines, and are informed when and where to be, and what to enjoy, at the appropriate times.

Sturdy Door Wall Traversal Units: All private residents' doors are coded with a uniquely-generated thought password derived from an algorithm used to analyze thought patterns of residents upon their arrival on Typhon. Access to quarters is gained by visualizing this thought password.