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RPC-359

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Registered Phenomena Code: 359

Containment Rating: Beta

Lethality Rating: Black

Psychotronic

Sapient

Destabilization

Temporal

Info-Hazard

Containment Protocols: RPC-359 is housed in Site-033's underground seclusion wing within a standard humanoid cell. Personnel interacting with RPC-359 outside of scheduled interviews for daily feeding and cleaning are required to wear noise-dampening headphones. RPC-359 is to wear a wool-packed restraining jacket at all times to prevent self-harm.

Due to the risk of data leakage and RPC-359-1 activation, personnel are prohibited from verbally interacting with RPC-359 unless previously authorized by Director Benedict. RPC-359 is to be interviewed on a weekly basis by selected personnel as to better understand the events described in Interview Log 09/03/2021.

All documentation regarding RPC-359-1 has been redacted for personnel Level-3X and below. To prevent a possible breach of containment and subsequent structural damage to Site-033's infrastructure, authorized personnel are to follow certain criteria when discussing RPC-359-1:

Discussions pertaining to RPC-359-1 are to last no more than 15 minutes.
Personnel reviewing RPC-359-1's documentation are to take five minute breaks every 500 words.
RPC-359-1 is never to be mentioned in the presence of RPC-359.

RPC-359 following German capture.

Description: RPC-359 is a human male of Russian descent, born in 1922¹ and named Vsevolod Baranov.² RPC-359 suffers from several mental and physiological health conditions such as blindness, severe malnutrition,³ dissociative identity disorder, and an inability to differentiate between past, present, and future events when communicating. RPC-359 appears incapable of ceasing life functions as a result of physical injuries. What would be lethal amounts of force against any human only incapacitates, or mildly scars, RPC-359. While possessing an anomalous level of physical resilience, RPC-359 does not show signs of augmented regeneration, requiring a normal amount of time to fully recover from injuries.

Acquired WW2 documents describe a series of anomalous experiments conducted on RPC-359 and others in Germany by GoI "Omega Iota."⁴ These experiments attempted, but failed to, produce an elevated form of human life via primitive anomalous genetic manipulation; all test subjects except RPC-359 expired.

In addition to this, RPC-359 has displayed an advanced degree of psychotronic abilities, seemingly being able to perceive the thoughts and memories of all sapient beings in a non-linear spectrum of time, the extent of which is unknown.⁵ RPC-359 may possess a level of telepathic manipulation of nearby matter and secondary tychokinetic effects as a result.⁶

In regards to its usual behavior, RPC-359 spends most of the day idly standing in the middle of its cell, or aimlessly wandering around it. Should this behavior change, personnel are to immediately notify Site-033's Director.

- Anomalous Report Update 14/05/2021 -

Omega-Iota Collected Documents and Interviews in Chronological Order:

[+] RPC-359's Original Document

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DA333 within its sensory deprivation suit (1942)

Documented Asset: DA333

Threat Code: Delta

Cognitive Scale: 6

Asset Name: The Broken Despot

Author: Dr. Cassandra Meyer

Description: DA333 is a blind caucasian male of Russian ethnicity, measuring 6'3" in height. DA333's birth name is Vsevolod Baranov. As of 11/10/2020, DA333 is around 110 years old and weighs 50 lbs.

DA333 is the sole surviving test subject of the 1940-1950 Neosapient experiments conducted in collaboration with GARD. The Neosapient aspects of omniscience ¹ and invulnerability² were successfully implemented within DA333, however, DA333's physical and mental deterioration precipitated the experiments to be a failure.

DA333 is ultrasensitive to physical stimuli and can still feel pain.

Unlike the desired Neosapient outcome, DA333's omniscience presents itself as the ability to hear and comprehend every human thought from the present, past, and future simultaneously. Consequently, DA333 developed acute mental damage, manifesting as dissociation, several personality disorders, stress, agoraphobia, anxiety, PTSD, speech impediments, and an inability to think coherently.

DA333 may possess additional properties, but its refusal to engage verbally makes assessment difficult.

Observation Procedures: DA333 is to be kept inside a solitary confinement cell at all times unless stated otherwise for testing or interviewing purposes. DA333 does not require any type of sustenance and, as such, can be left unattended for extended periods of time.

When outside of confinement, DA333 is to wear a sensory deprivation suit at all times to prevent unnecessary interruptions during interviews or testing due to pain.

Should DA333 attempt to harm any personnel or escape its cell, lethal amounts of force such as live ammunition are allowed to be used alongside punishment consisting of extended periods of confinement, ranging from five months to several years.

1. Omniscience being one of the three main anomalous capabilities expected from a full Neosapient. Commonly described as the ability to “know everything” within religious texts.
2. Any harm done to DA333 will go no further than superficial skin injuries and cuts.

[+] Attached Document - 04/06/1942

[+] Attached Document - 07/06/1942

[+] Attached Document - 17/06/1942

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Dr. Bernhart Kändler performing the experiment on Subject #031

Procedure:

As preparation, a week before this experiment is conducted, the corpus callosum of all subjects has been severed to separate the left and right hemispheres of the brain. During the procedure itself, various nodes will be inserted into the subject's head, which will then feed neural signals into a singular mechanical processor, connecting all subjects during the test.

After all subjects have been properly attached, the processor will begin relaying information from one subject's consciousness to the others. This will continue until all subjects begin experiencing sensory overload and severe pain in the jaw and temples, at which point 20mls of AES-892-112¹ will be injected into the subjects' bloodstreams, initiating an "Adapt or Die" response.

Results:

Initial Subject #: 41

Remaining Subject #: 22

During the procedure, six subjects expired due to multiple brain hemorrhages, three subjects experienced swelling of the temporal lobe as an attempt to store and process the information, but expired due to severe cerebral edema. 10 subjects survived the test, but were left in a comatose state and subsequently terminated. The remaining 22 subjects were able to develop the ability to fragment their consciousness between several places and/or entities. Multiple subjects retained the ability to control basic limb movements in others for up to three weeks following the experiment.

This experiment has been deemed a success.

1. An experimental version of normal AES-892 samples designed for this experiment.

[+] Attached Document - 01/08/1942

[+] Decrypted Interview Files - 1942-2019

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Interview Date. 06/08/1942

Interviewed: DA333

Interviewer: Dr. Cassandra Meyer

Foreword: First interrogative Interview of DA333 after the termination of Neosapient experiments

<Begin Log>

[DA333 is sitting in front of Dr. Meyer, strapped into what appears to be a rudimentary electric chair.]

Dr. Meyer: Begin recording for Information Gathering Interrogation #001. This is Dr. Cassandra Meyer, start.

DA333: T-They are not gone. We are not gone. We can feel we, still somewhere.

Dr. Meyer: DA333 seems to be fully capable of understanding and speaking English. State your name and place of birth.

DA333: T-The fi-file for Elliot, yes, ke-keep running, we mustn't fail.

Dr. Meyer: The anomaly seems to behave incoherently. DA333, state your name and place of birth or you will be physically apprehended.

[DA333 begins looking at its hands, feet, and the ceiling.]

DA333: We was Vsevolod. I a-am Cassandra. I am, t-that we are.

Dr. Meyer: State your place of birth.

DA333: One day… she will know how to swim, or she will drown…

[Dr. Meyer administers a non-lethal voltage of electricity from DA333's chair, causing the subject to scream.]

Dr. Meyer: I wish not to repeat myself when saying that refusal to answer will result in physical punishment. State your place of birth.

DA333: Shhhhhhhhhh… she can't knowing that, maybe Isabella can? No, what if she tells us? Can we trust we, them?

Dr. Meyer: Who are those individuals you keep referring to? Answer now.

DA333: W-We can do it, yes, yes. Jus-just keep running, they don't having four eyes. We have to hide. The eyes want.

[Dr. Meyer administers a lethal voltage of electricity to DA333's chair, causing it to pass out.]

Dr. Meyer: This isn't going anywhere. Take him to his cell until he is willing to cooperate.

<End Log>

Closing Statement: It's clear that DA333 suffers from severe brain damage, likely caused by repeated seizures during the last stages of the Neosapient experiments. But I believe that with more time, we can achieve the goals of the High Ministry once and for all. I’ll manage to get information from the entity. It will end up talking, one way or another. They all do. - Dr. Meyer

Interview Date: 09/01/1950

Interviewed: DA333

Interviewer: Dr. Cassandra Meyer

Foreword: Test of DA333's abilities for information gathering

<Begin Log>

Dr. Meyer: Begin recording for Information Gathering Interrogation #011. This is Dr. Cassandra Meyer, start.

Dr. Meyer: 私は何を考えていますか ? What am I thinking about?

DA333: 何か、それは私たちを見ました。存在は私たちの空虚への到着を感じました。それは私たちが終わりと始まりを見たのを見ました。 Something, it saw us. The presence felt our arrival into the void. It saw us looked into the end and the beginning.

Dr. Cassandra: Impressive. It seems DA333 adapts to whatever language the closest consciousness is thinking with. Whether this is intentional or not, it does not matter as long as it can function as a universal translator.

DA333: I-I, we can't seeing it… That day, it didn't happen, it didn’t count. He doesn't want me to see it, he doesn't want me to think it within him.

Dr. Meyer: The subject’s speech patterns seem to have become more coherent. DA333, explain what you are talking about.

DA333: We need it to unhappen it. It can't be voided, no, no. B-Because everything else will be. We will be. [At this point, DA333 bagins whipping its body back and forth.] It needn't happen, the not-happening. It saw us sawing in, and doesn't want us seeing. We can't see his present, he is not everywhere, but only once. It needs to stop, it needs to stop. It needs to stop!

[DA333 manages to break free from its restraints and lunges at Dr. Meyer, beating her with its head while speaking.]

DA333: The file, we need to deliver. It won't not-happen if we don't. The day needs to happen, it can't cannot.

[Security enters the interrogation room and restrain DA333, subsequently carrying it to solitary isolation.]

<End Log>

Closing Statement: This was merely a setback. I’m slowly getting myself inside his head, I just need more time. I promise I will not disappoint the High Ministry like the fools in Germany. I still have many theories that could get us closer to the dream: psychoanalysis, drugs, lobotomy. I cannot allow this to fail, not when I’m so close. - Dr. Meyer
As per request of the High Ministry, Dr. Cassandra Meyer has been removed from her position as primary researcher/interrogator for DA333, as well as terminated from operating for Omega Iota due to a lack of success and progress during the past two years of interviewing. This decision is final.

Interview Date: 01/03/2019

Interviewed: DA333

Interviewer: Dr. Isabella Meyer

Foreword: Third instance DA333 has been removed from solitary confinement since “Incident 09/12/1950.”

<Begin Log>

Dr. Meyer: This is Doctor Isabella Meyer beginning recording for session #003 with DA333 for the purpose of research and information gathering. Communicate, DA333.

[DA333 remains unresponsive.]

Dr. Meyer: In a similar manner to the two previous attempts, he refuses to speak. Last warning, DA333. Explain the entity you described to Dr. Cassandra Meyer in 1950.

[DA333 remains unresponsive.]

Dr. Meyer: Given DA333’s refusal for cooperation, I will administer a non-lethal dose of electricity through its spin-

DA333: Do you remember your birthday, Isabella?

Dr. Meyer: I… D-DA333 has communicated for the first time since the last interview with Dr. Cassandra Meyer. Explain the meaning of this change, DA333.

DA333: Do you remember your 9th birthday, Isabella? Do you remember wholly falling into the lake? We do. We remember calling for mom. We remember her lost stare as she looked at us drowning. We remember struggling to breathe. How she turned her gaze when uncle saved us. Her call was more important, the three eyes were.

Dr. Meyer: H-How do you-

DA333: Mom loved the eyes, more than she loved us. Her eyes taken from us, her uncaring nature. I begged, you beg, we begging for a lost expression, one of love. One she never gave us, not even when we became one with the eyes, despite being our patron. A look of disappointment. The one she gave us when we were kids, when you kept the door open at night because the darkness frightened you. Maybe she knew the darkness would envelop us soon enough. We remember it all even when we don't. And he doesn't like that.

Dr. Meyer: W-Who is the entity you are referring to?

DA333: He doesn't like we speaking, because we can’t hear his screams. He doesn't want us to make it not-not happening. But we will not allow, the day will happen.

[A black sphere is seen suddenly manifesting in the middle of the interrogation room before exploding, cutting all audio and video feed.]

<End Log>

Note: Subsequent to this incident, DA333 has not been seen again, and is presumably in possession of several digital and physical files from the Omega Iota database, and as such, has become a top-priority target. Dr. Isabella Meyer was terminated during this incident; as for the cause of the explosion, it is not certain whether it was caused by DA333 itself or the entity it spoke about. More information regarding this topic will be needed.

Discovery: On the 9th of March, 2021, an unidentified nude individual carrying what appeared to be a file and several hard drives in its hands was seen sprinting towards the near vicinity of Site-033. The man was warned several times to halt, but did not cease until fired upon.

After being shot five times in the chest, the individual fell to the ground, presumed dead, then rose once again after five seconds. This repeated a second time. At this point, all magazines within ASF armaments simultaneously jammed, allowing the individual to reach the entrance door to Site-033. The door opened despite no pass card or clearance being entered.

The individual then proceeded to sprint towards Site Director Elliot Benedict's office, but was successfully apprehended by on-site security. After temporary containment, an interview was held to determine the individual's origins and motives.

Interview Logs:

[+] Interview Log 09/03/2021

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Interviewed: RPC-359

Interviewer: Dr. Elliott Benedict

Foreword: RPC-359 had to be placed in a straitjacket after attempting to bite and scratch ASF personnel. The interview takes place in a room divided by an anti-ballistic shielding at the request of Dr. Benedict.

<Begin Log>

Dr. Benedict: Is this on? Good. It's not every day someone breaks into a site just to make a run towards your office. So, who are you? A cultist? Hitman? Are you one of those weird mercenaries we've been encountering lately? It's going to be a lot easier if you start talking now.

RPC-359: December 12th, 2021, c-cannot will happen, the file, you-you must reading it. You must not allow, y-you don't not allow.

Dr. Benedict: Great… I'll ask again. Who are you?

RPC-359: And there I stood, and I saw it rise from the beyond. It had a million heads crowned with sorrows, but only had three eyes, three eyes, three eyes, it only had three eyes.

Dr. Benedict: Three eyes? Wait a second, are you with Omega Iota?

RPC-359: Eleven twenty-five in the morning, December 12th, 2021, Ohio. You must not allow it, you cannot be allowing it.

Dr. Benedict: If you happen to be some sort of spy playing a trick on us, I will have you terminated. It seems these folks couldn't keep their part of the no-interference deal, so why should I?

RPC-359: Vsevolod Baranov, my name is Vsevolod Baranov, you mustn't allow it to occur, ██████ must not allow it to occur, ████ must not allow it to exist. It's all in the file, it's all there it's all there, it's all there. But can't telling it, he musn't know you know.

[RPC-359 proceeds to bang his forehead against the interview table while repeating the last sentence.]

Dr. Benedict: Alright, get him somewhere safe before he kills himself.

<End Log>

Closing Statement: I don't know how he knows those names, but I'm afraid of what more he knows. The file he was talking about is currently being digitized and decrypted for reading, but I didn't like what I saw there already. If what he said is correct, I fear what may happen, because we know what these people are capable of. And I sure as hell didn't like the fact he referred to the whole day needing to not not-exist. - Dr. Elliott Benedict

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Interviewed: RPC-359

Interviewer: Dr. Elliott Benedict

Foreword: Following the decryption of the files brought on by RPC-359, an interview was conducted to discuss the nature of RPC-359-1.

<Begin Log>

Dr. Benedict: Hello, Baranov—if I recall correctly. I’m here to ask you several questions about the entity you mentioned during your time in OI captivity. But you may already know this, given that you spoke of me in 1942, way before I was even born. Why?

RPC-359: B-Because we will be running towards the office. We will tell you, but he doesn't want that.

Dr. Benedict: You already ran towards my office last week, Baranov. But given the way you sense time, that may not be correct. Regardless, I need you to explain everything you can about the entity you described to Dr. Cassandra Meyer during 1950.

[RPC-359 remains silent.]

Dr. Benedict: Don't worry about it, we’ve taken all measures to prevent that accident from occurring again. You can speak to me.

RPC-359: When… When they did this to us. We could see everything and everyone, we could seeing every memory and every thought. But we could not understand it. It hurt. It still does. The further we thought away, the harder it became to think. But we got used to it, we got used to the waves.

Dr. Benedict: And that's when you saw "Him," right?

RPC-359: We didn't wanted to, but it happened. The first memory of all, it was him. But he wasn't like the others, he could see us seeing him, and he didn't like it. And so he was gone, his memories were gone, gone somewhere else, alongside that day.

Dr. Benedict: So, whatever this is, it doesn't move linearly in time, and it’s clearly aware of your existence. And now you are saying that a day just simply stopped existing?

RPC-359: 1960, some days happen but are just forgotten. But this one was, and then it wasn't anymore. It stopped being. Something occurred, something didn't happen that made it happen.

Dr. Benedict: 1960? What are you talking about?

Intercom: Dr. Benedict, as per request of the Regional Director, please refuse yourself from inquiring RPC-359 further about 1960. You do not meet the required clearance.

Dr. Benedict: I… I think it will be best to let the technicians keep looking around at the files you gave us. In the meantime, rest, and we will try to have a more… coherent conversation next time. Goodbye, Baranov.

RPC-359: Don't allow it to not-happening.

<End Log>

Closing Statement: It is currently near impossible to gather solid data from RPC-359 due to its inability to express information in any useful manner, alongside the set deadline for all conversations pertaining to RPC-359-1. I think our best bet will be to attempt to use Memotic drugs on RPC-359 as a means to alleviate its constant sensory overload. For now, I suggest we keep investigating the nature of the events that will take place on December the 12th. - Dr. Elliott Benedict

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The following document is a recount of ASF communications, video and audio feed, alongside medical records.

04:21 AM: [RPC-359 is seen walking in circles inside its cell.]

04:33 AM: [After 12 minutes, RPC-359 suddenly stops walking and turns to stare at the center of the ceiling. Moments after, a small, black sphere manifests in the middle of the room at approximately 1.5 meters above the floor.]

04:36 AM: [The sphere is seen slowly expanding while RPC-359 remains in its initial position. Present on-guard security alerts ASF units of this incident, requesting for the removal of RPC-359 from its containment cell.]

RPC-359: You found we. Sawing us thinking, you didn’t like that, didn’t you?

04:40 AM: [The sphere begins approaching RPC-359 while increasing in size as it moves. No discernible features can be made out of the object, as it appears to absorb most direct light. ASF units attempt to open the entrance to RPC-359’s cell, but are unable to despite possessing the necessary clearance.]

RPC-359: Why are you? When are you? Why is it gone? Why did it not not-happening? Can’t you scream?

04:43 AM: [The sphere morphs into a cube and begins circling RPC-359. ASF units request for an explosive charge to be sent from the Engineering Component at Level-5.]

RPC-359: You cannot will, it is not our time. Neither is it yours, it never was and never will. You are lost in the waves.

04:45 AM: [The cube begins increasing in size once again, filling half of the room and causing RPC-359 to retreat to a nearby wall. The exact shape of the entity is not yet entirely understood, as video feeds show the cube folding into itself before expanding outwards.]

RPC-359: When the day comes, we will make it happen. You wanting it to be void as you. Because you fear thoughts.

04:50 AM: [The cube now covers 80% of the room, slight shifts in its form can be appreciated. As it continues to increase in size, RPC-359 turns to face the wall.]

RPC-359: We think, therefore you are. We think, therefore you are. We think, therefore you are. We think, therefore you are. We think, therefore you are.

04:55 AM: [Before the cube can touch it, RPC-359 slams its head into the wall hard enough to create a small hole in the concrete. Following this, the cube appears to suddenly expand, covering the entirety of the room. All audio and video feed is lost at this point.]

Additional Notes: Following the conclusion of the incident, ASF units were able to open the cell's entrance without the need for explosives. RPC-359 was found unconscious, and with a small laceration on its forehead, where it was then carried to the medical bay for recovery. X-Ray scans showed that RPC-359's internal organs seemed to have been mirrored to the left in a manner similar to Situs Inversus, the cause of which is still unknown. Current efforts are being placed for the prevention of similar incidents. Despite having regained consciousness, RPC-359 is to remain in the medical bay until further notice.

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Author: Deutsche Abteilung für Kriegsgefangenenverwaltung¹	Recipient: Allgemeines Krankenhaus Sidehill²
Topic: Transfer of Soviet POWs for treatment and housing.