I donβt think theyβre the same when they return.
When they come back, they donβt move.
They just sit there.
Watching.
I thought maybe it was just stress from the transit.
But the more time I spend around them, the less I believe that to be true.
The company says everything is fine and that this behavior is normal.
But I can't help but feel that something is "off".
π Recovered Note 055
πΎ 25
Routine Stabilization β Shift 3 03:12:44
Core output remains within expected parameters.
Energy dispersion is stable across all monitored channels.
Containment boundary integrity holding at 100%.
Subject transfer windows remain consistent with previous runs.
Return timing falls within acceptable variance.
No irregularities detected during this cycle.
π½ Animal Test Log A5
πΎ 30
Subject Group A returned successfully.
Physical condition: stable
Motor function: normal
Response time: within expected range
Feeding behavior unchanged.
No signs of aggression or distress.
Notes:
Subjects exhibit prolonged stillness when not engaged.
πΎ Incident Fragment
πΎ 50
β report corrupted β
β¦subject breached containment at approximately βββββ
ββββββββ
Visual confirmation unclear due to obstruction.
Security response delayed.
Audio logs indicate personnel distress followed by loss of signal.
β¦not all subjects accounted forβ¦
β fragment ends β
π Case File 05
πΎ 80
Internal Review: Incident 05
Summary:
Event classified as
TOP SECRET.
Personnel involved were removed from rotation pending evaluation.
Several inconsistencies were identified in witness statements.
No conclusive determination made regarding cause.
All related materials restricted.
Staff instructed to avoid discussion outside assigned channels.
π§Ύ Staff Memo 02
πΎ 120
Internal Communication β Correction Required
Reminder to all personnel:
Do not assign emotional or interpretive language to returned subjects.
Observations must remain objective.
Terms, such as:
"unnatural"
"wrong"
"strange"
do not belong in an official report.
Any deviation from protocol will be flagged for review.
Continue standard procedure.
πͺͺ Personnel Record 14
πΎ 170
Employee Record: ββββββββ
Department: Clinical Oversight
Clearance: Mid-Level
Status: Active
Assigned Responsibilities:
β’ Post-return subject evaluation
β’ Behavioral and physiological assessment
β’ Anomaly response consultation
Notes:
Employee has submitted multiple informal reports regarding subject behavior following return cycles.
Reports include repeated references to subjects βbeing offβ and acting βunnaturalβ despite prior guidance to maintain objective terminology.
Employee has expressed continued concern regarding inconsistencies between observed behavior and documented baselines.
Personnel flagged for monitoring.
π Resignation Letter #044
πΎ 230
Resignation Notice β Effective immediately
βDuring my last shift, I had an encounter I have not been able to let go of.
I was working alone when I heard a voice from behind me. At first, I ignored it and tried to convince myself it was only in my head.
It was not until I heard it again that I realized that was not true.
I donβt want to believe it, but I think the voice was coming from inside one of the bear enclosures.
I reported this to the appropriate department; however, my concerns were not taken seriously.
Instead, I was required to undergo a physiological and psychological evaluation.
I understand that the work we do here is "unique," but I am no longer comfortable continuing my employment with the company.
I am submitting this as my letter of resignation.
No further comment.β
π° News Article
πΎ 230
Research Innovation Pharmaceuticals held a press briefing earlier today addressing recent concerns regarding their advanced research initiatives.
Company representatives emphasized that all experimental procedures are conducted within strict ethical and safety guidelines.
βOur work represents the next step in medical advancement,β a spokesperson stated. βWe are exploring environments and conditions that have never been studied before.β
The company was asked to elaborate on the enviroments they were exploring but they declined to comment.
π Case File 14
πΎ 300
Case File 14
Incident involved one technical staff member during singularity-side handling procedure.
The staff member was positioned at the primary interface point at the time of the event.
Visual feed was lost for approximately 6.2 seconds.
The staff member was recovered alive.
The animal subject was confirmed deceased at the time of report.
No other subjects were detected exiting the singularity.
Associated materials sealed pending internal review.
Further access restricted.
π‘ System Note 07
πΎ 380
System Behavior Log β Internal
Increased responsiveness detected during high user interaction periods.
Subject displays improved stability metrics when engagement frequency rises.
Notable correlation between external attention and internal activity.
Additional observation:
βFeedβ stimulus presents simultaneously in both the host and the ββββββ.
βCareβ remains sufficient, though overall user interaction fluctuates.
Further study recommended.
π½ Animal Test Log E6
πΎ 450
Subject: Bear 092
Routine feeding conducted using live avian specimen.
Subject did not engage in expected predatory behavior.
Subject remained stationary and made no attempt to capture or consume the specimen.
Notable behavior:
Subject produced intermittent vocalizations during this period.
Vocalizations did not match what was expected.
Interpretation:
Behavioral deviation may indicate neurological or genetic irregularities following singularity exposure.
Further observation recommended.
π§Ύ Staff Memo 087
πΎ 480
π Internal Notice β Temporary Operational Adjustment
Due to an ongoing containment event, access to several facility sectors has been temporarily restricted.
Movement between departments is suspended until further notice.
Personnel are expected to remain within their assigned zones and await further instruction.
Communication delays may occur during this period.
All safety systems are functioning as intended.
No additional action is required at this time.
π° News Article
πΎ 500
Researcher Killed in Late Night Collision
A senior researcher affiliated with Research Innovation Pharmaceuticals was killed in a single-vehicle accident late last night.
Authorities report the vehicle left the road at high speed. No other vehicles were involved.
The cause of the accident remains under investigation.
Sources indicate the individual had recently been placed on administrative leave.
The company has issued a brief statement expressing condolences.
No further comment has been made.
π§ Corrupted Memory
πΎ 600
I remember the cable.
It was heavier than it looked.
They told me to hold it steady.
But something pulled me in..
It's hard to describe what I saw.
I don't think I want to tell you what I saw.
But I remember falling.
I remember seeing a vast darkness.
And I remember the sound of screams.