Neighboring Silo Airlock
The other silo’s airlock contains charred remains, a corroded vent connection, and an inner door with dry seals.
Story so far
A corpse is caught between the partly open outer doors of the airlock. Inside lie charred bones and ash from people caught in its cleansing fire. The inner door is sealed and has a thick glass porthole; a bench fixed to the back wall hangs from two chains. Toxic air has corroded the connection between a pipe and the vent.
The inner door’s seals are dry, and it is secured by a large locking wheel.
Appearance
Partly open outer doors, charred bones and ash, and a wall-mounted bench suspended by two chains. The inner door has a thick glass porthole, dry seals, and a large locking wheel.
Role
The entry chamber separating the outside from the interior of the other silo.
Sources — 6 recorded facts, by chapter
- A corpse is caught in the gap between the other silo’s partly open outer doors.
- The other airlock contains charred bones and ash from people caught in its cleansing fire.
- The other airlock has a sealed inner door with a thick glass porthole.
- The airlock bench is fixed to the wall at the back and hangs from two chains.
- Toxic air has corroded the connection between a pipe and the airlock vent.
- The other silo’s inner airlock door has dry seals and a large locking wheel.