Filing Cabinet

Filing Cabinet is a storage fixture intended to hold printed, hard-copy records of employees. In every localized description it is described as an archive cabinet or drawer unit used to keep physical copies of staff dossiers, personnel files, or employee records. The object represents a repository for administrative paperwork rather than active game mechanics like resource production or consumption.

Across languages the same two facts are consistently reported: the unit’s purpose is archival storage of employee records, and the paperwork it once contained has been destroyed. Descriptions variously state that the cabinet holds "printed copies," "paper copies," "curriculum" or "dossiers" of personnel, and that the contents have been shredded, pulped, triturated, or otherwise reduced to fragments. The surviving artifact therefore signals a previously maintained personnel archive whose documents are no longer intact.

• Purpose: stores printed/hard-copy employee records and personnel files.
• Current state: the stored contents have been shredded/destroyed.

Because the available descriptions focus solely on the cabinet’s role as an archive and the fact that its contents were shredded, no additional mechanical behavior, crafting requirements, interactions, or gameplay effects are specified in the source material. The Filing Cabinet serves as a piece of world detail denoting that paper records once existed but were deliberately destroyed, and its presence communicates that archival documentation is absent or compromised in that location.