Mission Diary – Pvt. Lance Hoyt Mission code: 455684-7713-5 Entry #1 – Mission START Entry to the facility was achieved with little difficulty. The outer doors seemed hesitant to open at first, they were bulging out of their tracks somewhat. It would appear that they … Continue reading “Day 6”

Day 5: Y Team Specialist arrived at 1:00am. Further suggestions were made to administer The Serum but were denied. Y Team Representative and Specialist conferred privately for an hour. Contagion Alert: Yellow enacted at 1:43am. Subject 12's tendril cocoon managed to pierce the chamber floor, … Continue reading Day 5

Day 4: Cameras came back on-line at 1:00am. Subjects had seemingly remained stationary the entire time however, on closer examination, subject 1's right eye had become completely red, in much the same way their left eye did on day 3. Subjects 11 and 14 had … Continue reading Day 4

Day 3: Subject 1 got little sleep during the night. They displayed unusual behaviour during the night, clawing at their eyes and muttering incoherently for hours. The behaviour ceased at 6:00am when subject 1 awoke suddenly. Subject 1 subsequently patrolled the chamber for one hour, … Continue reading Day 3

Day 2: Subjects were forcibly awoken at 7:00am. They were overly lethargic and slow to react, likely due to an unintentional overdose of sedative administered by an inept intern during the night. This may have played a significant part in lengthening the time it took … Continue reading Day 2

Day 1: Subjects 1-15 were placed throughout the chamber equidistant from each other. They were roused at the same moment and observed throughout the day. Subjects 2,5,7 and 9 displayed some knowledge of their acquisition for the testing. Recommend that the resources department consider re-evaluating … Continue reading Day 1