Diaz got a name from Okada, Morrison, whose research into AI is the foundation of Silva's proprietary technology and behind the MindsEye technology as well. Okada also mentioned Morrison had an office in this facility that Mr. Silva refused to let anyone touch.
Diaz called Seb and asked him to meet up outside Morrison's Office and then I had to drive towards the location, which was not so far as it was in the same facility. And I noticed some cool robot prototypes before meeting Seb.
I had to use the elevator to get to Morrison's office, where Seb was already waiting for me.
Seb was surprised, knowing all this time Diaz just wanted answers about the tech in his head. Seb was also mad that Diaz lied to him.
And Diaz tried to convince him with an apology and saying this is the office of the guy who built the thing that ruined his life.
Seb said he should report him, not help him and Diaz just got silent hearing these words coming out of Seb.
When Diaz was talking about leaving, Seb held him back and left alone, giving Diaz the door pass of Seb that should work on all doors of the facility and said they'd meet back at the house.
Diaz went inside the office with a lot of curiosity.
I had to now search for clues. It looked like Morrison was working on robots but Diaz was surprised seeing teeth on the robot prototypes, got info about the MindsEye, and a nail polish on a desk.
There was this analog computer that I tried to hack into, but it was highly secured with something. I had to fill in those dots but one wrong move would reset the process and there was a limited time as well. I don't remember how many times I tried and failed till I realized it's not my cup of tea.
Then I found this board of papers where Diaz read some strange words and he got confused about how he could read them.
After reading those strange words, something happened to him. He started seeing things, things from his early times, the drone and the incident that happened in his last mission.
That's all for this session. More moments coming soon and thanks for checking it out.