"Once upon a time there was a room. A basement in the old synagogue of the relocated Jewish Quarters of Prague-23. In this basement the world's most brilliant hacker, a shiksa named Cynthia Kitchen who looked like the perfect Tri Delta sorority sister from outer space, cracked the sorcerer-code of Nanoscript originally developed by Abe Golam and built an ambitious anthropoid called GRAMMATRON, also known as The Lostness Monster. This basement room, located in the bowels underneath the city's outer sector, had no doors. Where were all the doors? If there were no doors, then how did they get into the room in the first place? Hackers have a way, though, and Kitchen knew every application. So here they were. IN the basement of the synagogue with no apparent way out. All of the machinery in this room was programmed to analyze this room as hell. Hell was a room with no exit filled with programmed machines talking to each other. Hell was other machines."