Send Me Those Tags
- Story by: Maheenk / Banner by: aerocam24
- Jun 27, 2016
- 2 min read
It was another day at the kingdom. Morale was high as always, but the population was, oddly, quite low. There was a missing worker; the worker had to go visit his family, and was not active. An unemployed person watched as the worker left, and disguised himself as the worker. As he went to security, the officer asked him for his ID. He said a random four digit number. He was let in.
How could this have happened?
Everyone was issued an ID, but there was no record to show who owned which ID. The Lancelot of KoH knew she had to do something about this.
She proposed the case to the queen. She wanted to make a library. Not just a library with books, but one with tags and IDs. A library that would be foolproof to ever fail under the monitoring of workers she would hire. The queen was impressed, but she wasn’t sure it could be done.
The Lancelot was frustrated. More and more unemployed people entered base. Spies from other agencies entered. The queen was still patient. One day, attackers got access in base. The attackers destroyed half of the kingdom. The queen finally snapped.
She had the library built. Declaring the Lancelot leader of the Library Unit, the Lancelot was to collect IDs and tags and store them on the library database, where IDs could be searched up to match with the owner’s name.
It was another milestone in the kingdom. The news spread all far and wide to neighboring agencies and people within. People excitedly awaited the day. Alas, the day was finally here. The crowd grew large as the queen herself came to welcome everyone to the new library.
This library was not ordinary. Sure, it had all the books you could wish for, but it was also the holder of KoH’s tags and ID numbers. These were essential to record. Without these, the whole kingdom wouldn’t know which ID and tag was which, and people could lie about their identification and get in without an ID. Now with the help of those who run the library, KoH can make sure that only members, and not imposters, get in!
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