Night operator

You have been accepted into a new job, you are night oporator, be careful...and good luck, you'll need it! (Desk drawer): scissors, paperwork, a pocket knife, and your new uniform.(Pamphlet): hello, thank you for accepting this job! Remember to stay calm and follow the protocols! Emergency protocols: Protocol 1:Check the Authusic sensors for the main conduit, if you hear a low rhythmic drumming increase the coolant flow by EXACTLY 10%. The sound is NOT mechanical and you MUST soothe it... Protocol 2: The pressure gauges in section b, are for display only. They are not connected to the system. if you see the gauge on B 7 begin to twitch, or slowly rise, leave the room, lock the door and do not return for your next shift. It is measuring a different kind of pressure. Protocol 3:At approximately 2:50 am, the emergency phone on the wall will ring once. The voice on the other end will claim to be a trapped Matenince worker from a lower level. THERE ARE NO LOWER LEVELS! Hang up the phone, do not speak. Protocol 4: At exactly 3:33 am the entire station will fall silent. The hum of the turbines will stop completely, this is a pressure inversion. You have sixty seconds. You must engage the primary vent release, this will flood the core chamber with cool night air. The silence means it's listening, the sudden rush of the vent will blind it. Protocol 5: after engaging the vent do not look directly into the release steam through the observation window, some things are NOT meant to be seen, only felt as they pass by.