GEAR researchers are currently working on developing a 3D map of the object's internal components with the hope that we will soon be able to recreate the asset with a larger container, allowing for more matter to be used in tests. It is hoped that in the future we may be able to market and sell mass-produced food using the technology.
The following is the most recent A-005 test log GEAR researchers recorded.
Input |
Output |
900 grams of assorted, uncooked vegetables |
225 grams of assorted, raw meats |
2.25 kilograms of raw pork |
9 kilograms of uncooked broccoli |
A 3 kilogram, living chicken |
12 kilograms of living cocoa plants (the plants quickly died due to lack of water and soil) |
A 2.25-kilogram piece of human flesh |
9 kilograms of raw carrots |
A 1.8-kilogram iron cube |
The same iron cube with no change |
4.5 kilograms of raw carrots |
A 1.12-kilogram human hand (DNA analysis shows that it does not match with any known person) |
2.25 kilogram of oak tree bark |
A 9 kilogram, bipedal creature. The DNA matched closely with kangaroo DNA but no recorded creatures had a direct match. The Creature was terminated without any damage to equipment or researchers. |
The following documents were found at Site-077 after a breach left heavy damage to the facility. The escaped asset caused a massive cave-in on the site, leading to heavy damage to a lot of the equipment, including the off-site communication devices. The only person to leave any notes was Dr. H Maylord. Each note was numbered from 1 to 6, presumably to show the order of writing. The notes have been arranged in this order below.
My name is Dr. Maylord and I am writing this from Site-077. It has been about 4 hours since an unknown anomaly breached containment in the upper wing. Immediately after the breach, security escorted a group of 12 researchers and myself to the emergency bunker on floor 2.
The security members locked themselves inside the bunker with us and have been unwilling to tell us what breached. They are also unwilling to leave the bunker to check if everything is ok. They say that it is just "proper protocol" but I am not sure how much I believe that.
Dr. Maylord, reporting again. A day has passed since the last note. I am trying not to write too much as I do not have a lot of paper, so I will not note anything unnecessary.
Morale is quickly dropping. Normally we would not be very worried about this kind of situation because we've had to use these bunkers a few times in the past. The difference is that in the past the use of bunkers only lasted at most a few hours.
During these situations we are usually able to obtain a wireless communication with nearby Sites, but right now, we have no connection at all. I am unsure if this is because of the breach or not.
Another day has passed. One of the security agents opened the door for the first time since we entered. He left the bunker, closing the door behind him. A few hours have passed and he still hasn't returned. The other security agents attempted to contact him through the radio, but he did not respond. I am not sure whether this is because of a bad connection or because something happened to him while he was out… I am hoping it isn't the latter.
Another day has passed and supplies are starting to dwindle. The security agent that left yesterday never came back. The two remaining security agents are debating what they should do. I overheard one of them mention the standard storage wing. I have not worked in that area of the building so I don't know what could be worth getting over there. The security isn't willing to communicate with me on the subject. Based on maps I have seen, I think the storage wing may be fairly close to our emergency bunker. I predict we will completely run out of food within the next 2 days at our current rate of consumption. On the bright side though, we still have plenty of water, for what it's worth.
It’s been another few hours. One of the security agents left again, and to my surprise, they actually came back. They came back without any scars or tears in their suit, which leads me to believe the breached asset either isn't dangerous or has already left the facility. The security is still unwilling to discuss the topic. Researcher Carlson has become increasingly anxious and erratic. He seems to be far less stable than the other members of the bunker.
The security agent likely went to the storage wing as they discussed earlier, but I was expecting them to return with food. Instead, they came back with a large metal box. I did not know this asset was in our possession at this Site. I have no idea what it could possibly be for, but hopefully, it produces food or something, as we are starting to get desperate for food.
On another note, the door seems to have become stuck. A security agent attempted to open the door, but it wouldn't budge. I think something might be blocking the door from the other side.
The following note was written in much more rapid and worried handwriting than the previous notes.
The situation has become EXTREMELY dire. A security agent explained that the box is able to turn meat into plant matter. He said that it is our best chance of obtaining edible food before we get rescued. He also said that we would need to provide human tissue in order to produce food for the group.
Researcher Carlson attempted to escape. He ran towards the door but one of the security agents bashed him in the back of the head. He was knocked out cold. This is my last note, as I will not have space to write anything else. If you are reading this, I love you, Caroline. Never forget that.
No more notes were found inside the bunker. A rescue and salvation mission was placed on low priority as Site-077 is considered a Low-Value Research Site. Due to Site-077 being located underground and in an extremely remote location, it took a longer amount of time than typical to send an excursion. 2 months after the breach, Task Force B-2 was able to salvage the majority of lost assets.
It appears that the upper floor caved-in and blocked the door to the floor 2 emergency bunker. After removing the blockage, B-2 investigated the bunker. A-005 was found and recovered without damage, as well as all of Dr. Maylord’s notes. It appears that none of the researchers or security agents survived the emergency. Only 8 corpses were found within the bunker.