South Bank received the water room before it received a current name.
Three lit windows turned beneath a steel tank. One showed a valve board. The second held stacked cups. A hand struck the third window twice, paused, then struck once.
Sori Dekk refused to call the pattern a person.
She put an empty municipal coat beneath the falling room. The hand caught it, tied one sleeve around a valve, and wrote `LENN OVA` across the cloth with tank scale.
Sori asked for an action no prior room record could supply.
Lenn removed the left cup from a stack of twelve and held up its cracked base. A second worker, Ruti Avel, opened the tank hatch and dropped a current strip of wet seal cloth through the window gap.
Both workers were current. The tank room still had no accepted landing.
Its fall line crossed South Bank's clinic and the empty service court beside Tower Six.
