Sewer Manager's Diary

June 28th

It's been a while, but I saw Don today and we talked after completing our work. He told me he had been sick in bed until yesterday.
It really doesn't come as much of a surprise given how long he's been working here.

He was sweating like a horse and kept scratching his body while we were talking. I asked if he was hot, but he just looked at me funny. What's wrong with him anyway?

July 7th

Chief Irons has been visiting the lab often lately. I don't know what he's doing over there but he always looks grim.

The expression on her face has been even more unsettling than usual...

My guess is that it's because of Dr. Birkin's impossible requests. The chief has my sympathies though. After all he's done for the town, he doesn't deserve this.

July 21st

I rarely drink because I'm on the grave yard shift, but don't suppose I have much to complain about since this is how I make my living.

I saw this new guy working at the lab today. He was tall, skinny and well dressed. His annual bonus is probably bigger than my salary.

The world ain't fair...

August 16th

Chief Irons came in late today, looking grimmer than his usual self. I tried to joke with him to cheer him up but he wasn't amused. He pulled out his gun and threatened to shoot me! I was able to calm him down, but that guy must have some serious problems. He knows he can't enter the lab without my help and medal.

This is what it means for the chief "to serve and protect"!?

August 21st

William informed me that the police and media have begun their investigation on Umbrella's affairs. He said that the investigation will be citywide and that there is a possibility that they'll even search through the sewers. He asked me to suspend all Umbrella sewer facility operations until the investigation has concluded.

The sewer will still be used for passage, but he stressed that I have to be extremely cautious and that I'd lose my job if anyone finds out about this operation.