Code Gray

The Devil's Den calls your name.

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MTF Epsilon-11 (“Nine-Tailed Fox”) dispatched to Site-500 after a standard protocol failed. MTF Nu-7 (“Hammer Down”) deployed alongside for additional support and establishing a perimeter. The situation was designated CODE GRAY.

The following radio transmission was captured by MG. Blake while the investigation of Site-500 was underway.

— Radio Transmission —

Date: [03/28/1979] [17:45:09]

Exploration Team: Epsilon 11 & Nu-7
Subject: Site-500
Team Lead: MG. Blake

Team Members: CPL. H. Everstone & SGT. K. Grant


[BEGIN LOG]

MG. Blake: Strike team, updates on the situation?

SGT. Grant: Multiple casualties, clearing room after room, we don’t see any trace of the source of containment.

MG. Blake: Signs of life?

SGT. Grant: Negative.

CPL. Everstone: The situation outside is nominal; there are no signs of hostiles.

[A short pause between the next transmission]

MG. Blake: If no trace of SCPs is found, we’re going to need to change gears and fall back to data recovery and investigation once the area is deemed safe.

SGT. Grant: Copy that.

MG. Blake: Perimeter, any updates?

CPL. Everstone: Situation still nominal, nothing in or out, over.

[Transmission partially cut off due to interference from depth underneath site]

SGT. Grant: Inside one of the labs… Jesus, it looks like a fucking meat grinder in here.

MG. Blake: Strike team, language protocol.

SGT. Grant: Sorry, command.

[Comms are left open; audible sounds of distress can be heard through radio transmission.]

SGT. Grant: Command, most of these computers are trashed; we’re going to have to dig through the paper trail, if there’s anything left.

MG. Blake: Roger that, strike team.

SGT. Grant: One of the bodies looks like a researcher… They got a death grip on what looks like a handwritten note. I don’t know what it means, but it seems intentional.

MG. Blake: Copy that, bag evidence, and continue the search.

[END LOG]

SGT. Kevin Grant recovered a crudely written letter that was partially visible in a deceased researcher's hand on scene.

[Letter Recovered from scene]

“The year is 1979, the men above are growing restless.

An enmity is spreading among the bloodshed of Site-500.

Wishing for employment here is a death wish.

The ethics committee refuses to service our needs.

This site is losing what it used to mean.

Employees are retiring early.

They call this place.

The Devil's Den.

A land for no man to live upon.

The snakes of my own scrawl are coming to take me.

I fear you are next, my dear reader.

My vice consumes you whole.”

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