Journal of Doctor Marco, Director of Project Beacon

4 August 2018, Thursday

Subject#634 was originally intended to be left in isolation room, and was to be constantly monitored, but his condition became unstable due to unknown reasons… hence, he was given a mild dosage of binders. This is the first time that subject#634 had to be given a binder serum. The binder serum needs a 12 hour time period to stabilize subjects showing instability after undergoing through artificial ilk transfusion. If they stabilize then they are left to recuperate in isolation otherwise they are sent to get cleaned by using internal cleansing technique. After stabilization most of the subjects take a minimum of 1 day time period to recuperate. I hope that all of this goes well, as there are no other test subjects that show as much promise as subject #634.

5 August 2018, Friday

Subject#634 is still in an unstable state, we performed some tests that consisting of MRI scan, X-ray scan, DNA analysis as well as α,β,γ- resonation test, as to check the reason for subject#634’s unstable state. Reports from the MRI scan revealed that the subject’s brain had undergone 57% mutation and was the cause of subject’s instability. We also found that the subject’s α wave was not in resonance with the desired ‘α Beacon’ Frequency. As this subject’s brain had already mutated more than 7%, he cannot get cleaned, the only thing that we can do is to help him recuperate by aiding him externally and that’s what we have done… we have taken necessary steps for subject’s recuperation; everything now depends upon the subject himself.

Also, I have now moved back on developing and examining subject#262 as he is our second most promising subject and is with us since the beginning of this project. He also has successfully passed the second stage of ‘Project Beacon’, and is currently being analyzed for the final stage.

6 August 2018, Saturday

Subject#634 is now in a stable state, but it seems as if he is unable to move. It seems to me like he was paralyzed by the mutation of his brain after the second course of artificial ilk transfusion.

It’s a pity that such a promising subject was rendered paralyzed by the ilk, now, we will have to hand him over to the physiotherapy wing until he recovers or dies.

It seems like I was wrong as to think subject#634 as the most promising test subject simply because of his staggering development rate.

While subject#634 is paralyzed now, subject#262 on the other hand is ready for his third course of artificial ilk transfusion our department has now great hopes lying on subject#262 ,it’s like slow but steady really wins the race!

7 August 2018, Sunday

I went to home today, as my angry wife was nagging me too much about some ‘Home’ issues which needed to be sorted out, I complied to her requests and went to sort them out, hoping, that she won’t try to interfere with my projects any further... by calling me to come home.

I couldn’t even get a chance to call the research wing to get a brief report on subject#262’s transfusion status, as my wife never allowed me go out of her sight.

8 August 2018, Monday

I had to take a forced leave from work today as well, because, I still required some more time to resolve the remaining ‘Home’ issues. These menial issues took a huge amount of my time and energy to get resolved.

I hope, that subject#262 is doing fine.

9 August 2018, Tuesday

I got amazing news when I got to the lab, as James who was in charge of Subject#634, told me that Subject#634 had full recovered and was now reported to be in a perfect condition… I asked him to give me the detailed reports regarding Subject#634 and went to examine subject#262.

10 August 2018, Wednesday

Subject#262 has successfully passed the screening test to qualify for the final stage of project beacon and is now being promoted to the final stage of project beacon.

The final stage of project beacon consists of Bone marrow mutation, α,β,γ-brain wave resonation, third course of artificial ilk transmutation, followed by a natural full body mutation and stabilization, all these process will take 3-4 months if the subject remains stable.

This is the reason for my curiosity towards subject#634 as he was able to achieve second stage of project beacon, which normally takes 2 months in just a week!

I must research about the catalyst responsible for subject#634’s rapid progression from his DNA samples and experiment reports.

11 August 2018, Thursday

Subject#634 passed the screening test today and got qualified for the final stage of project beacon!

He will now be prepared for his upcoming Bone marrow mutation surgery which is scheduled after three days on 14 august.

12 August 2018, Friday

Subject#262 is taking estimated amount of time to develop, so his surgery that was scheduled at 13 august is now rescheduled to 24 august while the subject#634’s preparations for his upcoming surgery are going smoothly.

Our scientists from mutation department are currently researching about the catalyst, which is expected to be present in subject#634.

13 August 2018, Saturday

Subject#634 today, was reported as ready for his mutation surgery tomorrow.

The elder’s marrow that we specifically developed by fusing subject#634’s DNA with the elder’s DNA, is now fully developed and is ready to be transplanted into subject#634’s bone marrow.

14 August 2018, Sunday

Subject#634’s bone marrow mutation surgery was successful today.

We successfully transplanted a portion of artificial elder’s marrow inside the subject#634’s bone.

The subject’s condition, after the surgery was stable. We will get the results of our work in a day or two…