PROJECT HYPERION - Lab Notes

SITE-B, ONXY FACILITY AUTHOR: Dr. Logan Jorrit

HYPOTHESIS While Humanity has embraced the technological marvel that is the ability to create imprints, they have missed the most important lesson from the Vanduul that we’ve stolen it from – Recombinant Evolution. The Vanduul freely combine imprints and genetic information from their best warriors to create their next generation of fighters. I propose that Humans, with a few slight genetic adjustments, could likewise make an evolutionary leap forward through imprint modification. Think of it, with each imprint, we refine and evolve ourselves.

EXPERIMENT Utilizing the unique properties of Vanduul biofluid, I will modify a Human imprint via the introduction of a catalyst and reagent. The result will be a viable recombinant that is not only suitable for regeneration, but that improves upon the original source.

MATERIALS Vanduul Biofluid - It is important that this comes from a fresh host. Thankfully, I have been able to acquire a supplier.

Catalysts - taking advantage of the research done previously in the facility, I have been able to formulate three strong candidates: * CTLST-XTL * CTLST-PWL * CTLST-RGL

Reagents – The unique energy signature of the power core has proven ideal for creating reagents dynamic enough to trigger the necessary reaction in the Vanduul biofluid. There are currently three reagent formulations that have proven most suitable: * REAGNT-01 * REAGNT-02 * REAGNT-03

Experimental Procedure - Select a Catalyst and a Reagent from the terminal. - One the recombinant is ready, the data will be available for download and the physical imprint will be sent to the facility freight elevator for storage until it is ready to be processed.

RESULTS These nine recombinant samples have so far shown the most promise: * RCMBNT-XTL-1 * RCMBNT-XTL-2 * RCMBNT-XTL-3 * RCMBNT-PWL-1 * RCMBNT-PWL-2 * RCMBNT-PWL-3 * RCMBNT-RGL-1 * RCMBNT-RGL-2 * RCMBNT-RGL-3