In a pre-war world of ambition and deceit, where technology reigns and collapse looms.
Played | 33 times |
Cloned | 2 times |
Created | 197 days ago |
Last Updated | 41 days ago |
Visibility | Public |
Coordinates | (9092, 21) |
The National Archives stands as a vault of history, preserving the Declaration of Independence, the Magna Carta, and the Bill of Rights within fortified halls. Its grand marble corridors and ornate metal vaults evoke reverence, lined with framed exhibits, brass-plated seals, and digital displays recounting the nation’s defining moments. However, its crown jewel—the Declaration of Independence—is housed in a small, secured chamber, guarded by a malfunctioning Protectron who firmly believes itself to be Button Gwinnett, the second signatory. This quirky robotic sentinel tirelessly recites Revolutionary rhetoric, treating visitors as either loyal patriots or treasonous foes. Both an obstacle and an amusing relic, it offers players a blend of historical reverence and comedic absurdity, challenging them to navigate its eccentric patriotism while uncovering secrets within the Archives' storied halls.