Project Transcendence

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Foreword

I'm not sure this kind of thing should have a foreword, but I couldn't think of how to write it into the first entry. Anyway, my name is Georgia Brown, I am an agent for the Order, working in the Research and Development division.

I decided my old notebook got kinda tatty and was falling apart, literally, so I've opened this electronic journal so I can record everything I discover. This will help my backtrack and cross check things, as well as record my own thoughts on situations.

I finally thought of a cool name too, Project Transcendence! Seemed appropriate as I'm studying Nomads and their role in Sirius.


And for the record, SMT = Sirius Mean Time



Entry One - 03:02PM (SMT) - 19th Febuary 818A.S.

Yay, first entry!

So we have been studying the various samples we gathered in Rheinland and the Omegas, Magnus spend a good part of yesterday setting fire to one of them. I don't quite understand his methods but he gets things done, and gets them done well. I have faith in him.

I studied them on a molecular level, comparing them with common chemicals and substances we take for granted everyday, like Caffine and Nicotine.

Took a long while in the lab on the Athens, but once Magnus was done with the arc welder things sped up abit. At first I found nothing, just common structures and boring compositions. But then I found something curious, a certain part of one of the rocks we gathered from Omega-5 had something most perculiar about it.

Some cells were present on the rock, but on the level that normally I would have overlooked. It was the slight discolouration in one of the blocks that caught my attention...

As you can see, tiny, unnoticable parts of the sample are... different. They shouldn't be like that, nothing in or around Omega-5 could have that effect, at least, nothing I've seen.

I'm going to request another trip to the Omegas, hopefully Magnus will clear that up without too much fuss. Can't wait to hear what he thinks about this.