"C"

The information in the article below contains spoilers for the Objection ARG on the official Objection social media accounts.

## "C"

"I apologize for interrupting this video. I hope this transmission is coming through to you clearly. It's taken me too long to find a way to establish a connection with you all."

## Appearances

### First Appearance

Objection Cast Reveal

**"C"** - possibly "Computer" or "CRT" - is a character first introduced in the Cast Reveal of **Objection**, who appears in encrypted posts on the Objection social media accounts.

## Appearance

C's full appearance is currently unknown, as she mainly communicates via typing in a software titled "noTaker" and posting encoded messages online to the Objection social media accounts. Their silhouette, however, is first seen by rearranging an image posted to the Objection social media accounts posted on the 21st of May 2022, and later at the end of the Objection Auditions Announcement video.

## Personality

C seems to be very cautious about revealing their identity or plans to their enemies. She appears to be working with a colleague to research Objection and avoCo.. They are smart and skilled at hacking, proven by their appearances in the Objection social media accounts, and their ability to acquire and decrypt a document by Skeleton Key.

## Coverage

### **Appearances**

* ***Objection***
* ***Non-canon appearances***
	+ *Objection Cast Reveal*
	+ *Objection Auditions Announcement*

## Messages (SPOILERS)

* The first message, from Skeleton Key's character profile.
* The second message, from the Objection Cast Reveal.
* The third message, from the Objection social media accounts.
* The third message put together by Baja Blast on the Objection discord server.
1/4The key used to solve the messages, shown in the Objection Cast Reveal.

**Encrypted Messages:**Twitter

**Decrypted Messages:**
 10th May 2022
 21st May 2022

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My colleague and I have not dug up anything too interesting. The security Avo Co. has on their files is…very strong. Even for me. However, I am currently in the process of trying to acquire some schematics. I believe I am quite close to cracking the security on those files.

I have also been able to decrypt what looks like a document written by Skeleton Key. Most of what I have decrypted are mentions of “fireworks”, “soda” and “pizza party”. These seem far too silly for someone as cryptic as Skeleton Key. I believe we should not assume the worst, but we must be incredibly wary about any mentions of those sorts of things. Fireworks…soda… I am not quite sure what it may mean. A code, perhaps…? I am not sure, I must decrypt more of this document.

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