Beyond the Protocols: The Wraith Holme

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Earhart

General System Survey

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General Information:
Location: Earhart System (Via EGCN Monitoring Station)
Mission Objectives: Resource Assessment
Mission Summary: The Wraith Holme has conducted a multi-week reconnaissance mission of the Earhart System via the Earhart Gate Connection Network (EGCN). The EGCN is a standard system with a capacity of 384K for occupiable space.

Observations:

• Central Pylon: A central pilon structure serves as the anchor point for the EGCN. Eight generators surrounding the pilon operate at a level exceeding the Wraith Holme's sensor capacity. These generators emit electromagnetic radiation in a wide range of frequencies (104 Hz to 10^18 Hz) in targeted bursts towards approaching objects.
  
• Debris Field: An inner debris field surrounds the central pilon.
  
• Jump Gates: Eight jump gates connect the EGCN to various systems. These gates rotate to different destinations on an unknown pattern.
  
• Sector Bravo Seven: The jump gate located in Sector Bravo Seven is situated within a heavily irradiated zone.

Anomalies:

• The presence of the irradiated zone in Sector Bravo Seven, combined with the existence of the Dallas Wreck and historical data on the Texas Incident, suggests that Ageira's initial hypergate experiments may have connected to the Earhart System inadvertently.
  
• This initial connection may have damaged the central pilon around 500 A.S., placing it into a low-power state awaiting reactivation by its creators.
  
• The Pulse that coincided with the destruction of the Dublin Gates appears to have been misinterpreted by the central pilon as a reactivation signal.
  
• Given that human jump gate technology is based on reverse-engineered Daam K'Vosh technology, it is possible that the pilon was overwhelmed by the vast human-controlled network. We believe the central pilon is now searching for K'Vosh access points by rotating through various jump gate connections.
  
• Unable to reconnect to its original destinations, the central pilon appears to be searching for K'Vosh access points by cycling through various human-controlled systems. As the pilon fails to find a response it then establishes new connections at random.
  

Analysis:

The Earhart System appears to be an unstable and potentially hazardous location. The erratic behavior of the central pilon and the presence of the irradiated zone pose significant risks. However, the system's connection to various human-controlled systems offers a potential opportunity to locate K'Vosh technology or artifacts.

Recommendations:

• Continue monitoring the EGCN to track the central pilon's rotation and identify any patterns in its connection destinations.
  
• Analyze historical data on past K'Vosh locations to identify potential matches with systems visited by the central pilon.
  
• Due to the potential dangers of the system, any further exploration should be undertaken with caution and appropriate safeguards.
  

Additional Details:

Data Sheet

System	Exit Point	Notes
Baffin	A/B 1/2	Behind Planet Eris
Coronado	A1	Near Planet Yuma
Cortez	F6	Near Montezuma Base and California jump hole
Magellan	E/D 6/7	Near Leeds Jump Hole
Omega 11	F5	Between Dresden and O 41 JH's
Omega 7	F/G 6	Between O-11 JH, Briesen Mining Facility, Ithaca Base
Omicron Minor	G/H 7	Outside the Asteroid Field
Orkney	D/E 1/2	Next to locked Jump Gate
Sigma 15	G/H 4	5.4 K From Petra Base
Sigma 15	E2	Near Planet Saigon
Sigma 17	C4	Near Atka
Tau 44	C3	Near Planet Mindanao
Tau 44	F5	Near Planet Malacca
Tohoku	F6	30k from Heaven's Gate
Zurich	F 6/7	South West of Vaud Cloud
Zurich	C7	Near Cresta Moon

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