>>5850843"as long as i can remember you start to finish. I'd be fine, cat."
her words would be more relieving if she called you by your name. but it is what it is.
you then go back to terminal for some more digging.
>>5850923>chimerasmultiple results. mostly excerpts from pre-launch documentation work.
these are too wordy for you to fully comprehend. but you notice that 87% of all test subject died within a week. morbid.
"circe bio institute" is credited as the company responsible.
>radioit's mostly archive of radio programs from earth. soap opera take up huge chunks, followed up by sport broadcast.
you start to imagine how "football" would actually look..
>mapsome varying maps of earth and other members of solar system.
you've also found a map for this ship. it does not support preview but it can be printed out.
>signalstoo broad, almost 52% of whole data.
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>>5850936>immense joyfound another snippet from official guideline.
it explains the concept of "end signal" which is a signal that resonates with you alot,enough to inspire you to venture out to source of it.
the end of that voyage will provide you not only the further context but also immense joy from becoming part of something that was once fata morgana.
>god, purposeyou aren't sure if you are god's creation or circe bio institute's. maybe 50 50.
there are some logs seeking god, expressing aimlessness. you did feel similar back then and still kinda do.
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>>5850870>prototypean interview with founder briefly mentions about the prototype. which goes,
"now, early attempts are lookin pretty neat. although some did show wacky behaviors, it's all in the realm of probable outcome.
i think we're gonna see actual prototypes soon. maybe make em dogs because i'm quite fond of them, had a pet dog when i was a rural boy."
