Adam examined his workspace. His canvas.
Some deep valleys and cracks, coral mountains and ridges, actual mountains. Pretty standard terrain down here, really.
This was the reason for some of Rapture's more odd design choices. Andrew Ryan had to bring down Aluminum foundational anchors, then build and sink buildings and bring down workers to connect up everything with tubes and tunnels and drain the sea out of it.
Considering the speed of construction? His attempts at secrecy, no matter how successful?
To save time, Rapture followed the landscape.
It had to! They didn't have the budget or time needed to do a lot of seascaping down here, they needed a foothold on the seabed to continue construction on everything else!
Sarah wasn't as restricted. Nor as limited.
With her and Adam's attention, they [[Harvested]] most of the seafloor in the location for the future Market Dome. Along with the top layers of silt, mud, vegetation, and sand.
After all, Sarah wanted construction to be done in a beautiful (yet flat) location and Adam wanted to build an underwater theme park styled sea floor. He carefully filled in the new pit with maintenance tunnels, hidden ocean access ports for later workers to handle future changes, and of course the foundational supports and structures needed to secure the Dome.
Coat all that with picture perfect white sand, anchor in some of the collected (And cleaned) coral reefs, toss in WAY too many LEDs, spotlights, and then all the decorative elements. The Market Dome's theme was treasure, so Adam had lots of 'gold' coin piles (connected inside so bits wouldn't go everywhere if someone smacked into the thing), massively oversized treasure chests stuffed with LEDs, highly oxygenated water pumps to attract sea life, and cartoonishly large gemstones and diamonds.
Kind of ironic that it was easier to just use actual gems rather than the costume stuff, but whatever works. Just in case, Adam coated everything in a transparent protective layer of cubic silicon nitride (Dome 'glass' for the win!) to prevent dirt gathering and stop moss from growing on the stuff.
And prevent people trying to steal it, but whatever.
With a large space cleared, and an underground path to connect over HERE, Adam then did the most annoying part of the build!
Moving the Resource Station.
Pause all services, [[Harvest]] that building segment, [[Harvest]] the end of this new underground path that ends directly under the future location of the Food Dome, dig DOWN farther than people would expect, and build!
Layers of armor and gel and sensors, dozens of meters thick. Not specifically required, but Adam was building the new power station designed by 'Research' with Ooze containers optimized to produce power this time from the new nuclear material, since Adam was swapping out the old stuff entirely.
Liquid fluoride thorium was actually not that costly to synthesize, and unlike this… stuff… Adam could easily test and work with it. Whatever mad scientist material the original nuclear core used, it was NOT stable. Or secure. Or based on known laws of science.
Fluoride thorium on the other hand was easy enough to get from Earth without needing entities like Adam or crazy magic science like… whatever that stuff was. Worked great, was easy enough to utilize with the new reactor design, and Adam could increase the power loads available to Sarah's town!
This new cluster generator setup could theoretically power half of the United States. For centuries.
Even at dozens of times the expected power use of all of Rapture, this baby could supply the power needs without issue for a LONG damned time.
Hell, at some point Adam was sure the surface would eventually connect up to it, if Rapture ever returned to the rest of the world someday. Likely over Andrew Ryan's dead body, but still! Nice to have the option.
The output was going to be limited obviously, don't want to freak out the rest of Rapture too much. But at least down here, under the future Food Dome, power would NOT be an issue.
A secured elevator connection to the security hub (Still below ground), and Adam cleared out some space, added in more shielding, and began setting up the massively upscaled water purification systems, air cleansing engines, and a stupidly MASSIVE recycling/reclamation station.
The recycling system was a bit robust. After draining most liquids, grind it all to mush. Extract the rest of the non-solids, handle the liquid filtration over there. Take the new powder, filter out what was collectible here. The rest of this mess? Dump it into the plasma torch.
It would separate the slag into gas (Some burnable, some not) and particles. This baby could handle nuclear waste, Plasmids, mutants, biohazards and plagues, even paper towels!
The original design collected the burnable materials and gases to help fuel the plasma generated, but power wasn't an issue at this point so Adam just collected that stuff and condensed it. Pauper's Drop could one day sell the stuff, but until then Sarah's Warehouse would have an automated routine set up to teleport the contents of the collection bins for her own [[Harvesting]] and personal use.
Connecting the Complex Dome and the foundation to the new Market Dome was simple, though he did take the time to connect the pipes to the Ruby Forest through her roots.
And paused.
Because the Ruby Forest had already shifted several of the connection pipes (Now made of black and gold roots) to be laid out in a more efficient pattern.
And she was somehow directly connected to the power line.
Well. Alright then. She had this covered! Less work for Adam!
He ignored Sarah's pang of concern over that issue as the two focused back to the Market Dome. An access tube with Securis doors, to be connected to the future Food Dome. Four elevators for stall only floor access, not for general public use: The closest lift was limited to Pauper card members only; the next two were express elevators heading for Gold and Silver floors; And the farthest elevator was for freight, heavy goods transportation. The last one even had a dock for external shipments when a stall needed to bring in lots of goods, if needed.
And the floors themselves!
Sarah had decided against having a square layout for the internal Dome walls. Too much wasted room! Instead she made each floor an octagon, which would leave eight much smaller wedges of unusable space for each level rather than four massive ones.
It also meant that the bottom floor was the largest in floor space and the top was the smallest, but since the highest floor didn't NEED walls (It could see the sea! Woo!) it reclaimed about as much floor space as the middle Silver Level.
Four grids of stalls extended from the walls to the center, where Adam set up a large set of eight transparent elevators that the public could ride, Four wedges of stalls to fit in between the other sides, and evenly distributed public utilities (Bathrooms, resting areas, vending machine locations).
It left some fairly wide walking paths between the eight total segments, but having moved a massive chunk of mountain and rock to make room for this place? Yeah, Sarah had lots of space to work with.
Even so, there were tightly packed and low cost rentable stalls for the ground Bronze Level, which would be the location where the many existing 'salespeople' that currently filled Skids Row' shifted to. And if Adam ensured the air would be kept cool and HEAVILY filtered to cut down on smells? No one was likely to complain.
Next floor up, the larger sized stalls for Silver Paupers and card owners. This level also offered every stall not just the electrical outlets like down on Copper, but water and waste hookups for people planning on selling food or drink. Or those services that may have biological waste, like hair cutting or animal selling stalls.
But the top floor? The Gold Market broke the design on purpose.
The top of the Dome would have a series of rings, every stall would have all the hookups that normal housing and business would have, each would have back rooms for surplus supplies and stock, and several stall locations were instead allocated to miniature parks and flower gardens.
Not sentient ones though. Sarah was VERY careful about each plant they modified, examined the data after adding each Tonic, and ensured that they couldn't accidentally connect to Ruby Forest and potentially hurt her.
That said, Adam had enhanced the things with dozens of new Tonics. They smelled lovely, couldn't cause allergic reactions if consumed, didn't grow larger, didn't generate spores or pollen, couldn't reproduce, were able to regenerate, needed reinforced tools to even scratch their leaves (Which didn't 'fall' or replace themselves), and they were all annuals now.
It was his attempt at the perfect, NOT mentally aware house plant!
And although he hadn't intended the aroma to mentally soothe people in the area, he wasn't going to tell Sarah that. She was a bit jumpy about letting Adam test stuff with plants at all, which was a bit unfair.
The gem lobsters turned out great!
Except that one lobster that was used to test the 'Grow smaller and more compact' Tonic. Which he had lost for a while after it got rice sized while he was doing other tests.
Point was, it died, no other big problems showed up during testing, and he was WAY more responsible when it came to testing out creatures and plants with genetic roulette!
Anyway, the eight wedges exposed to the Dome surfaces facing the sea were given maintenance hatches (Hidden of course), and Adam added some fun activity scenes for later viewers. A dragon lair with a mound of treasure and a sleeping model on top, a haunted treasure ship stuffed with rare art and a few skeleton guard statues, a rainbow ending in a pot of gold, he had some fun with it!
Though he did get tired of gems, gold, silver, and even copper near the end. The last scene was filled with expensive cigars, rare drinks, and an oversized chair next to a massive fireplace, as if someone had just left their study or something. And yes, the person sized bottles of rare drinks had dozens of gallons of label accurate alcohol inside. Because why not?
Just in case, the fire was an impressive looking combination of curtains, lighting, and air current. Adding an open, unattended fire near actual shelves of alcohol seemed a tad risky, so best not even taunt Murphy.
With two Domes done, Sarah pulled their focus toward the future 'Food Dome' location.
Which was basically all of Pauper's Drop, really.
Sigh. <<There are still people there.>>
Sarah grumbled. "Of course there is. Dave might have set up that massive party in the Complex Dome with the help of his people, and a lot of the nicer groups showed up since we told them work needed to be done…"
She waved at the map Adam generated. "But these were the assholes. Mostly. These people over here just might have ignored everything going on, and this area is open at all hours… if they didn't come to work they'd get fired."
Adam hummed. <<How traumatic do we want to do this? Knock them out or just send them all elsewhere while we work?>>
Sarah sighed. "Not much of a choice, is there? We need to get this done. But I don't want to risk the vaporized sleep serum, if one person gets too much they won't wake for days. Just move them."
Adam mentally shrugged.
[[Harvest.]]
~~~Broken Adventure~~~
Dave paused as hundreds of people suddenly fell onto the lawn. People in work outfits, men and women in suits, and more than a few dozen in sleeping wear.
Or less.
Damn it, Sarah! "Susan, can you get some clothing for our less prepared guests?"
His wife's eyes were twinkling, even if they were both glad their daughters were asleep long ago. "At least this explains why Sarah gave us all those oversized 'I Do Not Listen!' shirts." She moved to the nearest box and yelled loudly. "Anyone currently less dressed than they wish over here! We have free shirts and shorts, just over here!"
It was pretty easy to hear her, since the several thousand party guests had all gone quiet in shock seeing the crowd of surprised visitors drop in. Though the ensuing gossip, giggling, and general laughter didn't take long to start up.
Seeing several dark expressions, Dave stood tall.
And after that stuff Sarah gave him, when he stood tall it was NOTICED.
Before, he had been fit. Muscular, if not as toned as his younger years. Distinguished.
But now? Even with only taking 'Enhance Self' Tonic the difference was subtle but significant.
His skin was toned. His abs could grate cheese. His muscles were the definition of definition.
As his stunning wife put it, Dave's body was twenty pounds of MmHmm in a five pound 'Why not snuggle' box.
She had experienced changes too, but since he already thought she was the most beautiful woman in his life it wasn't much of a change really. Though apparently she appreciated the compliment. Mmm. Good memories.
Point was, before Dave was a big man with political power. He stood up and people listened.
After 'Enhance Self'? He stood up and people stopped.
Half of the more violent targets of his attention gulped.
The King of the Slums didn't need a throne in his home. "I'm sure some of you got things you want to say." Silence swept around him like a breeze. "And we can talk about it later. For now, get your people clothed, grab some shirts and pants if needed yourself, and get comfortable."
He waved an arm at the sealed Securis Door. "The connection tubes are closed during construction. It won't take long before they are opened, but there is nothing you can do about the situation until then. SO!"
Dave's clap made several people flinch. "Until then! The food is free and plentiful, so feel free to mingle if you wish! But keep things civil. Understood?"
A shuffling 'Yes, Mr. Grinder' came out. "Good."
Susan's hot breath tingled as she hugged his arm and whispered. "Do that voice again. Later."
Ignoring his poleaxed expression, she smiled at the crowd! "Again, clothing over here! And yes Jason Mills, we all see how proud you are, but please put on the shorts anyway."
~~~Broken Adventure~~~
And [[Harvest]] and [[Harvest]]. And clear out the murky top layers of rock and grit and gunk and add some beautiful sand and lay out some power for the lighting and good!
Above the exposed Resource Station's surface Adam added the Security Station for the Ratcatcher, with lots of monitors and doodads and gadgets and so forth. Another layer of armor and defensive material, and THEN the maintenance layer! This was directly below the Food Dome, and would have the equipment and pumps that originally were scattered throughout Pauper's Drop.
Also, this was a central maintenance travel hub. All the original access tunnels and maintenance paths would start from here and connect back up to the tunnels that the Atlantic Train Station needed, not to mention hookups to the underground passages to the other Domes and future expansions.
Though a bit of a walk and some ladder climbing would be required, Ratcatcher's mice could go from this security station to ANY of the other sections of Pauper's Drop. And through this secured door over here was a heavily armored and weaponized path that eventually split into connection tunnels and tubes leading to all the OLD smuggling paths, tunnels, and external accesses.
Spies needed to get out somehow, but there was no reason Sarah had to make it easy for outsiders to get in with their own!
ALL these tunnels were riddled with visible and hidden microphones, cameras, and sensors. Some sections were kept at specific temperatures, which would change if anyone opened them or tried to pass through even if they had some freaky Plasmid trickery going on. Other paths were kept slightly over or under standard pressure levels, with alerts to Security only when accessed.
Adam ensured that all that data was duplicated and passed to 'Research' to check for improvements or needed modifications. The data would also let Ratcatcher determine where work might be required within Pauper's Drop WAY before an accident occured, not simply detect sabotage or intruders or hardware failures.
Walkie Talkies didn't really exist down here, but it was easy enough to modify some shortwave service radios to be much smaller and have far better coverage in town. Wifi didn't exist yet, nor did the internet… but at least wireless communication could be simple enough for Dave, the town, and the Ratcatcher's mice.
Which brought up the topic of Rapture Radio, the number one (Only) radio station under the sea. <<Sarah, should we set up a radio station of our own?>>
She was busy designing the layout of the Food Dome, but paused. "Huh. I mean, would that cause problems?"
Who knew? Meh. <<Not sure, but I'll set up the hardware when we get to the Business Dome. There are no permits required at least, so if nothing else we can ensure background music for the Market Dome.>>
It would also be a bit more advanced than just letting anyone with a radio tune in. Setting up a few encrypted channels for Dave's people, another for the Ratcatcher… simple really. Just needed the right hardware on either end.
Sarah hummed. "That's fine then. I was a bit surprised when Dave played their family radio earlier tonight anyway. Way more advertising than expected."
He wasn't sure why she was surprised. Billboards and posters were near everywhere in normal Rapture, even if the rebuilt Pauper's Drop walls would mostly just have detailed maps, directions, and public assistance phones.
It was a bit of an experiment, as those landlines led to an office over in the Complex Dome. That way the Pauper Council's phone room could answer questions while also letting Sarah hire a few more Paupers… There were a lot of people to employ, after all.
Still. <<Ava-Marie Tate would likely LOVE to add town music to her Arts platform. Or even radio versions of her movie scripts and plays.>>
Adam watched Sarah get distracted by the idea as he refocused on the work.
The new Food Dome would have a square of restaurants moved to the center of the dome, all with much nicer kitchens and supply rooms. A single Securis Door on one wall would lead down to the Security Station and Maintenance Hub so people could work down there, and the center of the Restaurant Square had another freight elevator, a hidden one with an underground tunnel leading all the way over to the Market Dome's cargo dock.
External supplies wouldn't have to be brought in through the public areas this way, and it was useful enough that Adam modified the existing designs to include a cargo transportation network under the other Domes too. With strong security checkpoints between Domes and tons of monitoring and scanning equipment to catch problems early.
It wouldn't be FAST transportation thanks to this, but it would be both bulk and convenient. This would also allow Adam to avoid building any docks near the other Domes, letting the Market Dome (Where no one lived and business stalls were temporarily owned) take any fallout if someone tried to invade or attack the docks as a weak point.
The farms could ship food out to the Market Dome, just as Sarah could move out future Tonics and serums being sold from her medical front Paid Pauper Clinic.
And moving it all away from the public would make security FAR easier!
Good, now set up the slightly out of place non-food stuff offered in the Food Dome.
The Post Office, which would be able to use the shipping tunnels to send mail to the docks along with a future Pneumo Tube hub for small stuff if Sarah or Adam could figure those out. Mostly needed a mail and package sorting room and some front office stuff, as well as the elevator access for shipping.
The aforementioned Paid Pauper Clinic. Two waiting rooms (One for sick patients, one for healthy returning for checkups), several emergency rooms, many examination rooms, and patient consultation rooms for those who can't just walk out in five minutes with a few serums.
And yes, Adam may have built in some more advanced sensors into the examination equipment, and he might have added a secure room that could produce (Fully automated by an underground and HEAVILY armored machine) the Tonics and Serums in their full and proper packaging… but the rest was mostly standard stuff.
People could sniff around, but Adam seriously doubted most would be able to dig down the delivery shaft deep enough to find the reinforced Ooze CEE generating units with their electronic psionic neutralizing tubes and the Tonic/serum conditioning orbs.
And if they DID somehow try to do so ANYWAY, it would be a loud process and be happening really close to the Security Station.
Sarah would handle it.
Next? Pauper's Plunder market and the Fine Fishy Fresh seafood stall. Plunder was basically just a grocery store, with the second floor having access elevators down between shelves for restocking and the back nearest the Dome wall connected to the Cluster Grape Farms vine that Adam had been building all this time.
The market would also get additional supplies from below the store in the Transport Tunnels from the Complex Dome's Ant Farm, where the Automated Farms below ground were already pumping out packaged products and Dave's people were working tirelessly per each shift setting up the public production machines and equipment.
As for the next door Fine Fish Fresh seafood stall, Adam simply used the Ooze Ice Columns (heavily modified), which ensured any power outage (Very unlikely) wouldn't affect the seafood kept fresh on ice.
Some fish from the farms would also be flash frozen thanks to a modified conveyor belt system (Yes, he added sensors so gangsters couldn't toss someone or a body inside), which should freeze any food passing through at a fast enough pace to prevent frost damage while preserving the product for shipment or sale.
That said? Until the Ant Farm gets constructed, the only thing being offered in the seafood store so far was a bunch of gem lobsters. Adam hadn't set up any automated fish farms after all.
Meh, it should be fine until the other farms get installed and production is ramped up.
Until then though, Adam set up the entire front of the seafood store to be a massive water tank aquarium. Dome material instead of glass, filled with fancy gemstones and gem lobsters, lots of LED lighting and funny bits and pieces… these lobsters were also ones dosed with 'Growth Stability' tonic, so they wouldn't get bigger and would stay small (a foot or so long or less) and cute (No, he still wasn't allowed to give ANYTHING that Tonic) for all time.
And once Adam had those fish farms going, he would add some near immortal and modified samples of THOSE to the tank too! With 'Cleansing' Tonic the things wouldn't even make much waste so the tank wouldn't need cleaning that often. Best pets ever!
Maybe dump a vial of 'Nutrition' serum once in a while to keep them from eating each other too.
Just in case.
That stuff was a bad idea for a Tonic, 'Nutrition' reacted oddly to several things, but in a single dose it would keep most creatures 'full' and not require food for about a week or so, depending on how enhanced the test subject was. It was sort of like Eve, but less stable and didn't just empower Plasmids but normal body cells too.
Note to self again: When Eve sales went public, Adam was going to pester Sarah to buy several doses for examination. There had to be a way to make his 'Nutrition' more stable.
Because again, the Tonic version of it went odd QUICK, but so far the single serving tests had gone fine. And no one would be eating the tank example seafood critters anyway, unless things went REALLY wrong at some point in the future… it would be fine.
Adam left the rest to Sarah, as she went from schematic to schematic making the planned changes for each of the other restaurants and sitting eateries that would fill up the Dome. And it didn't seem to take long before she decided to get creative.
There was only so much room a single place could take advantage of after all… too much space would mean bad customer service and overworked staff.
Since she couldn't just add multiple floors or fill up the Food Dome with other stuff easily? Sarah had gone a bit artsy.
Ramps, spiral staircases, and transparent elevators led up to a network of semi-transparent walkways and paths within the Food Dome. The walls Dave had insisted on having her include ended one layer below this, while the top area had a few elevators connecting visitors to a lovely sky path.
Walkways that were designed to look like clouds with lighting within, 'cloud' supported picnic areas and small areas for dates and rendezvous… The clouds had lighting on the bottom to not cast shadows down below, but on top?
Some were covered in the enhanced grass (Just TRY to tear this stuff!), while others had artificial but soft foam that had fun patterns and colors. The winding paths connecting these clouds could be reached by elevator, ramp, or stairs while still seeming to have no structural support thanks to discreet connections to the Dome itself and the ABSURD material being used to build this stuff.
While Sarah moved and shifted the 'cloud' platforms around into something she felt appropriate, Adam did the more repetitive work: The Business Dome.
And his thoughts went naturally to determining a theme.
After all, the Complex Dome had the underwater theme park motif and the Market Dome was surrounded with depictions of wealth and riches. Sarah was even now setting up fake nature scenes and oversized fruits and food and stuff all around the Food Dome, but that left the Business Dome for Adam to do SOMETHING with.
After some debate and mental arguments giving push and pull, he decided to focus on 'media' for the general overall tone.
At the center of the new Business Dome, a massive old fashion Radio Tower. With lettering declaring that this belonged to Dionysus Radio, free publicity for the local theater which Ava Tate was likely going to love.
The back would have the hotels set up, only needing a minor amount of redesign after reading Sarah's notes.
In the center, the Penny Drops Hotel would be an entirely new place owned by the Pauper Council. Only those people sponsored by a card carrying Pauper would be allowed to even try to rent a room here, and Adam was making it BEYOND luxurious. Posh beyond posh!
Because even with permission to apply? You needed to be sponsored by a certain level of Pauper or your money wouldn't be enough to get these spaces. Because while the Copper Drop rooms were amazing, the Gold Drop rooms were just absurd!
The additional restrictions and quality should really pull in the more fancy of snobs, while the results would be worth the high prices they'd pay.
Most importantly, it was another business the Pauper Council could use to employ the people of Sarah's town. Because with her actions, Sarah was basically going to transform most of her people to the service industry… they would need cleaners and staff and maintenance people and painters and so on and so forth.
Anyway, more building!
Clubs over there, The Limbo Club over here, this side would have the rentable offices and the more boring businesses… And now the entertainment district! One of the few in Rapture without lots of prostitutes and strippers! For a few days at least.
Sarah wasn't going to BAN those vices. Again, certain people would complain. The mandatory quality of life requirements and improvements however would at least have those men and women selling their bodies a certain level of safety down here.
You want your club to have strippers? Then you better pay them enough to live off it and not allow customers to beat the shit out of them.
Can't or won't pay for that? Then get out of Sarah's town.
Period, no exceptions.
Anyway, the theaters, the filming stages, the rehearsal stages (A couple of previously existing hotels had REALLY pissed Sarah off, so there was more room to work with than expected), and some real progress was happening here!
A little bit of historical research had Adam putting up massively oversized posters and advertisements for Dionysus Theater and Ava Tate's past film work high up in the air. A few more previously published ads for the businesses that actually WORKED with Dave and Sarah, but in bright colors and lit up by hidden LEDs… It gave a bit of Vegas vibe to the area. Very nice!
Instead of boring metallic walls like normal, the dividing sections hiding the dome in THIS area were designed to look like red curtains, stage spotlights the size of houses acted as lighting, and it didn't take much for Adam to add a control station to the Dionysus Theater's management office so that they could do something flashy when new plays were released or if they wanted to push a big event!
Maybe a few more controllable lights to act like fireworks? And some for color tinting...
Adam absently made ALL the lights able to change saturation and brightness levels and colors, controlled by the Security Station. Businesses could contact the Pauper Council and apply to have them changed or ignore the day/night cycle… In fact, let's make this a thing for ALL the Domes!
Some Market Dome stalls might want to do odd colors depending on their products or services after all, and since it required Council approval it should avoid the more horrendous colors and patterns.
Hopefully.
He was in the middle of making the lights have adjustable angles based on interval timers when Sarah broke in. "Adam?"
Hmm? <<Yes?>>
She was in the Security Station. "Why is there a room down here marked 'Light: Business Dome Subsection 4c'?"
Well duh. <<Because the hotel district might want different lighting conditions based on the average temperature of the mean body heat of its customers.>>
She seemed frustrated. "Adam, there are over thirty rooms like this."
Huh. <<Good thing I simplified stuff, that saved a lot of space!>>
Sarah pointed. "This one control room has four floors. Four whole floors of levers, dials, buttons, and switches." She squinted. "And I think I see some pull ropes and a punching bag."
He mentally nodded. <<Yeah, Rapture doesn't have any advanced artificial intelligences so I made some workarounds. Then some stuff conflicted, so I made do.>>
She just… glared at it. "Why? Why all this."
He explained.
Her glare didn't change. "No."
Adam gawked! <<But! But what if someone wants to have a bright red light next to a blue soft emerance under a green highlight!? Do you expect someone to just put up with cyan like a plebian!?>>
Sarah pointed. "Get rid of all of this. Now." She threw her hands up! "It's just silly! It's more complicated than your security center!"
It wasn't silly! SHE was silly! <<Oh come on!>>
Her foot was tapping as her arms crossed. "You can let the theater control those special spotlights. Maybe. If you restrict it down to a color choice wheel and brightness levels."
Adam was aghast! <<But! The lack of fine detail!>>
Her eyes narrowed. "And it must have less than five inputs. And output results that make sense to ME, not just to your superbrain."
Oh this was just unreasonable!