Monday, June 23, 2008.
11:45
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Production is becoming more fruitful now that I have managed to reconstruct majority of the more troublesome balance wheel and main cog axles with the materials scavenged from the grounds around the Toy Factory. Without the constant bother of replacing the components Nightmare’s atmosphere degrades to ruin, I have been able to focus more of this freed time to reestablishing the connection between Master Nightmare’s landscape and the Clock Tower.
As of now, nearly a third of the wildlife has been once again tied to the forth plane, along with the rest of us. Though I am to become an opponent to Master Nightmare’s victims, I thought to act with some heart and at least ensure that the wildlife can be slaughtered. Mistress Lem would be most upset if every contestant were to be cut down by mindless beasts before reaching our doors.

I understand the need to maintain a horrific setting for Master Nightmare’s upcoming games, but I believe the Puppet Choa may be taking this step one step too far. Though I have not ventured within the structure as of yet, the Toy Factory it is to reside within is in utter shambles. It seems that simple tasks such as removing soot from windows or securing items as important as the exhaust stacks is simply not as important as dismembering one more organic creature.
Pride in fulfilling duty must not extend from Clockwork Beings to animated puppets.

I found a book in the cellar three days ago, a character within it often reminds me of a frequent visitor at the factory I was constructed at. I wonder if it is Mistress Lem's.