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A individual only known by his initials, J.K., was an employee of the power plant connected to the Bergmann water tunnels, and the unnamed power plant in Hammer Valley. Presumably, he was [[Erik]]'s replacement after Erik was injured following an accident with one of the generators, possibly caused by [[Robin]]. J.K. quickly became frustrated by Robin's irresponsible behavior, and was relieved when the powerplant eventually had to shutdown. | A individual only known by his initials, J.K., was an employee of the power plant connected to the Bergmann water tunnels, and the unnamed power plant in Hammer Valley. Presumably, he was [[Erik]]'s replacement after Erik was injured following an accident with one of the generators, possibly caused by [[Robin]]. J.K. quickly became frustrated by Robin's irresponsible behavior, and was relieved when the powerplant eventually had to shutdown. | ||
J.K. was later reassigned to the [[ | J.K. was later reassigned to the [[Reserve1|Hammer Valley powerstation]], where his signature can be seen in the station's maintenance log. J.K. was the last person responsible for maintaining the powerplant in the past 13 years. | ||
==[[Stalburg Water]]== | ==[[Stalburg Water]]== | ||
===Roman Banis=== | ===Roman Banis=== | ||
Roman Banis is the CEO of Stalburg Water. | Roman Banis is the CEO of Stalburg Water. Banis in indirectly responsible for Stalburg's water contamination problem, neglecting to acknowledge the many problems with multiple water plants in Stalburg. Banis' preferred method of contact is email, and he rarely shows up in person to inspect the facilities. Emails from him can be discovered at the Pitheath and Central Water Plants, where he will comment on their states depending on whether Mark fixed them or not. | ||
Depending on the ending of ''INFRA'', Banis may either remain the CEO of Stalburg Water, be | Depending on the ending of ''INFRA'', Banis may either remain the CEO of Stalburg Water, or be arrested for multiple financial offences, and replaced by Elena Farkas. | ||
===Tomas Balog=== | ===Tomas Balog=== | ||
Tomas Balog is an employee at the [[waterplant|Stalburg Central Water Plant]]. Balog is deeply concerned with the quality of water and found documents that make it evident members of Stalburg Water's board of directors were being bribed into approving the construction of a uranium mine near a lake where fresh water is sourced. | |||
Access to Balog's office and subsequently these documents will only be possible if Mark repaired the Pitheath Water Treatment Plant. | |||
===Marko=== | ===Marko=== | ||
Marko is an employee of the Stalburg Water Company who was assigned to work at the Pine Fell Water Plant. At some point, Marko sent water samples to be analyzed for contamination to the Pitheath Water Treatment Plant, the results were received by his unnamed co-worker, who wrote the amount of metal and bacteria was far beyond the safety margin for drinking water. Despite this, he told Marko not to tell anyone over fear of losing their jobs. | |||
Marko is an employee of the Stalburg Water Company. | |||
===Maxim=== | ===Maxim=== | ||
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==[[S.N.W.]]== | ==[[S.N.W.]]== | ||
===Richard=== | ===Richard=== | ||
Richard was a scientist and possible member of the Stalburg Atomic Research team working in the S.N.W. bunker. He became unhinged and started doing strange things inside the bunker prior to it's evacuation. He is mentioned in a note inside the bunker's laboratory, in which his colleague criticizes him for using a screwdriver to support a demon core over its reflector. His actions reflect the ones of real life physicist, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Slotin Louis Slotin]. | |||
Richard | Richard is mentioned again in a diary inside of the accommodation wing, in which an observer notes Richard has begun to develop strange erratic behavior, and began doing something in his room. The extent of Richard's insanity can be seen in his room, in which he's painted several murals of Mörkö and used a sledgehammer to open a hidden crawlspace containing a computer next to his room. | ||
* Thursday 16: Richard is noted as having an "unsettling gaze" | * Thursday 16: Richard is noted as having an "unsettling gaze", other scientist and guards are uncomfortable around him, and banging and "other disturbing noise" can be heard from his room at night. | ||
* Friday 17: Richard | * Friday 17: Richard is noted to have stolen paint cans from the bunker's storage. Observer notes that he can see "a dark silhouette of a human figure" in the hallway between his and Richard's room. | ||
* Sunday 19: Metro accident occurs. Richard has disappeared, and is noted that something happened in his room. | * Sunday 19: Metro accident occurs. Richard has disappeared, and is noted that something happened in his room. | ||
* Monday 20: | * Monday 20: Xeander Berg escapes. Observer notes that he wants to see what's in Richard's room. | ||
===Hans Magnusson=== | ===Hans Magnusson=== | ||
Captain Magnusson is a steamboat ship captain who was complicit in letting S.N.W. hold confidential meetings aboard his ship. He describes himself as a patriot, and is very attached to his ship that S.N.W. allowed him to keep it despite the incriminating documents left behind. Magnusson himself can be seen sleeping in an inaccessible room on the ship, and shares the same male model as many other NPCs in the game. | |||
==Unaffiliated== | ==Unaffiliated== | ||