illuminae


from the latin verb illume: "to shed light". Also: "a ray of light" or female, plural: "those who shed light,"

the shining ones.

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📂 THE ILLUMINAE FILES

ㅤㅤ↳ 📂 File_00 : Subject's analysis
ㅤㅤㅤ↳ 📁 Physical Elaboration
ㅤㅤㅤ↳ 📁 Characteristics & Traits
ㅤㅤㅤ↳ 📁 Trivial Observations

ㅤㅤ↳ 📂 File_01 : Illuminae
ㅤㅤㅤ↳ 📁 Civilian Intake Form
ㅤㅤㅤ↳ 📁 Ezra Mason and Kady Grant's Interviews
ㅤㅤㅤ↳ 📁 Psych Evaluation
ㅤㅤㅤ↳ 📁 Confidential Corpenicus Memorandum
ㅤㅤㅤ↳ 📁 Emails

ㅤㅤ↳ 📁

ALEXANDER-78V

united terran navy
alexander fleet

AL-098-02(b) civilian intake form

We understand your experiences during the Kerenza invasion may have been difficult, but please fill in this form as best as you are able, and ask an Alexander ensign if you require assistance

notes from Alexander intake staff marked in red

Incept :30/01/75
Name :Kady Grant
DoB :11/17/57
Place of Birth :Willarie III
Place of Residence :Kerenza mining colony wuc-980-1
Sex :None of your business (Female)
Weight :128ib
Height :5'2 - how is this relevant?
Education :is this for conscription? (Senior - McCaffry tech)
Occupation :Getaway drive, may have run over a few of the invasion force on my way out, oops? (Student)
Hobbies :Computer networks, comics, challenging authority structures... what do you mean I'm not being helpful?
Secondary skills :I have a bright and sunny personality, ask anyone!
Existing medical conditions? I sprained something hauling Ezra's stupid ████ into the truck after they shot him.
Wetware implants/cybernetics? We lived on an ice planet in the middle of nowhere. Where the ████ were we getting cybernetics?
Allergies?My ex, people invading my planet.
Emergency contact(s)Helena Grant (Mother - refugee: Hypatia) , Isaac Grant (Father - offworld)
Anything else to add?I'm not taking these tests, you can't just make people join the military
INTERNAL USE ONLYPotential discipline case. Claims of bright and sunny personality dubious at best.

BRIEFING NOTE:

Shocking much? This is a new intake which was filled by Mrs. Mason after her marriage ceremony. The one from Alexander is kind of outdated, but we decided to just keep it a little there above. You might be wanting to see sort of subtle changes on Mrs. Mason's different responses.

Notes from Analyst 7213-5985-DN marked in red.

Incept :11/17/19
Name :Kady Eleanora Mason (née Grant)
DoB :11/17/57
Place of Birth :Willarie III
Place of Residence :Japan, Ginza, Kumadai Mansion.
Sex :Shut up (Female)
Weight :128ib
Height :5'2 - stop asking me this, how is this relevant?
Education :What is this for now? (Senior - McCaffry tech)
Occupation :Housewife. Hey, I am just trying to be normal here. If anyone dares underestimate me, you've got another thing coming.
Hobbies :Computer networks, comics, coffee, challenging authority structures... what do you mean I'm not being helpful? And... Ezra.
Secondary skills :Oh my, I still do have my bright and sunny personality, ask anyone!
Existing medical conditions? Nope.
Wetware implants/cybernetics? We lived on an era where some technologies here can barely make sense and useful. Where the ████ were we getting cybernetics?
Allergies?Idiots.
Emergency contact(s)Ezra Mason (Husband)
 Ella Malikova (Foster Sister)
 Nik Malikov (Friend)
 Hanna Donnelly (Friend)
Anything else to add?Satisfied? Stop makes me taking these tests anymore.

physical elaboration


Kady is a woman of svelte build, standing 157 centimetres tall, with average-length brown hair and lustrous. Upon her face of fair skin, she was graced with spheres an amiable shade of sapphire, which from them form a sincerity; intensity; menace; and lunacy. She has a faint of dark shade beneath her eyes due to sleep deprivation. She have petite lips painted in hue of pinkish peach. She is described to be a gorgeous woman according the files

She is identified as having dyed her hair back to brown at the end of Obsidio because she does not want to appear conspicuous.

She is not the type of fashionable woman either, for her whole attire usually wears anything simple, polite, and pleasing for the eyes to be seen.

traits and characteristics

Myers-Briggs Personality Type
I N T J - A


Introvert 71% ████████▒▒ 29%Extrovert
Intuitive56% ██████▒▒▒▒ 44%Observant
Thinking68% ███████▒▒▒ 32%Feeling
Judging93% █████████▒ 7%Prospecting
Assertive96% █████████▒ 4%Turbulent

VirtuesVices
+ Problem solving- Hard won trust
+ Imaginative- Judgemental
+ Confident- Critical
+ Independent- Over analytical
+ Determined- Not rule follower

Enneagram5w4
Moral AlignmentChaotic Neutral
TempramentPhlegmatic

❝ I want you to remember that I have a history of disobeying your direct orders and turning out to be right. ❞

She is confident in her mastery of her chosen subjects. She is serious and prefer to design and carry out effective plans rather than waste her time with foolish distractions like gossip.

She dislikes rules, restrictions, and traditions. For her, everything should be subject to questions and reviews. When she can, Kady often act alone, and her approaches are usually innovative and unique. She may not wait for others to catch up to her. Because of this, she is sometimes not as sensitive as she could be to the thoughts, desires, and plans of others. This rebellious streak was shown when she was purposefully failing certain tests conducted by the crew of the Hypatia to avoid being forced into service.

But she is not impulsive. Kady will strive to remain rational no matter how attractive an easy but ill-considered route might be. Every idea must pass the strict and ever-present “Does this make sense?” and “Is this going to work?” filters. She applies the filters to all things and all people, and this is sometimes where Kady can run into trouble.

She is unlikely to bother with topics that involve social skills. White lies and small talk, even when useful, are hard for Kady that needs truth and depth. Kady may even see many social practices as downright stupid.

Ironically, it is often best for Kady to remain where she is comfortable – out of the spotlight. She has natural confidence there. If she stays within her element and do what her does best, she is likely to draw people to her, both professionally and even romantically. She is fine on her own, and reaching out is often optional.

She is very ambitious and knows what she wants to do with her life. Kady is also incredibly stubborn and can keep a grudge for a long time before finally forgiving someone. She excels under pressure and always seems to put herself in danger for the good of others, despite being described as "not a team player." She would also much rather work alone and get the job done, though she is willing to work with close friends.

Then she is later to have some more character development which was shown in some files, especially OBSIDIO. She has quite appeared softened than when she was before. She appears more caring, so don't be offended when she said something rude to you, she is just afraid of attached to someone and ended up losing them. Her sour and bitter armors she wear just to make her close ones not to worry about herself.

Even though she became more open and friendlier, but Kady still finds it difficult to share her feelings toward everyone, even the Illuminae Group. Thus making her vents her problem towards her personal journal that is locked with high security that she made her own from scratch. Although, it is also shown she tends to be more honest when talk privately with Ezra.

At first, she can be aloof, but when you can get to know her more... she does have a soft spot later on.

In Post Obsidio, Kady has became more matured, approachable and accidentally showing how motherly protective she can be towards the idiots Illuminae Group.

BRIEFING NOTE:
The following are extracts from debriefing interviews with the subjects of this dossier, Kady Grant and Ezra Mason. The interviews were conducted shortly after the evacuation of Kerenza.

ALEXANDER-78V

united terran navy
alexander fleet

Incept:01/30/75
Interviewer:Tell me about yesterday.
Kady Grant:I was in the class when it started. This is going to sound stupid, but I broke up with my boyfriend that morning and he was right there on the other side of the room. I'm staring out the window and coming up with all the things I should say to the jerk, when there ships fly right overhead and all the windows start shaking.
Interviewer:Did you know something was up?
Kady Grant:No. You don't jump straight to an invasion. The Kerenza settlement wasn't exactly legal, but we still got traffic around the mine and refinery. I figured it was an ore carrier coming in too low and went back to plotting my idiot ex's downfall.
Interview:When did you become aware of the invasion?
Kady Grant:That would be when all the sirens started screaming. Some bright spark who's probably dead now sounded the spaceport alarms. The Defiant— that was our WUC protection ship— had transmitted an alert to let us know unfriendly people with big guns had arrived and—
Interviewer:How do you know the Defiant transmitted a warning?
Kady Grant:I'm good with computers. I wanted to know what was going on at the port, so I took a look.
Interviewer:You evacuated at that stage?
Kady Grant:You make it sound way more organized than it was.
Interviewer:How was it?
Kady Grant:All kittens and rainbows. Apart from the screaming and explosions.
Interviewer:How did you make it out.
Kady Grant:I'm a lateral thinker.
Interviewer:Meaning you used your comput-
Kady Grant:Meaning I broke open a window.
Interviewer:Oh.
Kady Grant:I had a truck in the parking lot. I borrowed my mom's because I didn't want to have to take the tube home with him. Having the truck there saved my life. I saw one of my teachers in the lot, and this chunk of metal came screaming in from the sky, and...
Interviewer:Miss Grant?
Kady Grant:I had this moment when I thought I'd left the keys in my desk, and I pulled apart my bag and threw stuff everywhere- I guess I knew I wouldn't need any of it again, isn't that weird? But I found the keys at the bottom and jumped in, and just as I start the engine, I look across and he's standing right there, staring at me. I swear—
Interviewer:Hold on, the survivor list is refreshing. What was the name you were after?
Kady Grant:Ezra Mason.
Interviewer:We have him. He's on the Alexander.
Kady Grant:[Inaudible.]

Interviewer:Are you okay to continue, Mr. Mason?
Ezra Mason:I'm all right. My shoulder hurts.
Interviewer:I'll have an orderly bring you some meds. You were saying about your escape from the school?
Ezra Mason:Never seen anything like it. Just this crush of people and screaming. Teachers. Students. I mean, we knew each other. Colony that isolated, everyone pretty much knows everyone. But it was like they all just lost it. I remember getting pushed along in the mob and wondering why the hallway was soft under my boots. And then I realized what I was walking on.
Interviewer:So how did you get out?
Ezra Mason:I'm six-five. Played point defense on the school geeball team. One time I hit this receiver so hard they had to ID him with DNA.
Interviewer:Where did you go after the first missile strike?
Ezra Mason:Everyone was headed for the tube station, but I figured a tin can in an underground ice tunnel was the last place you'd want to be with bombs going off. So-
Interviewer:Wait, you people had a subway system? I thought this settlement was illegal?
Ezra Mason:Chum, the Kerenza mine operated undetected for twenty years. Whole families lived there. You know how far from the Core we are, right?
Interviewer:Maybe further than you might think...
Ezra Mason:... What the hell's that supposed to mean?
Interviewer:Nothing, I'm sorry. You were saying about the subway?
Ezra Mason:Yeah... Right. Basically I didn't wanna risk it down there, so I lit out through the fire escape. Doubled back into the parking lot. Which might not have been the best plan, since I didn't have wheels. And I'm looking around, and the sky is raining fire and I'm still freezing because the windchill on Kerenza could hit forty below on a bad day. And there she was.
Interviewer:Who?
Ezra Mason:My ex-girlfriend. Who'd dumped me maybe three hours before. So that was... awkward.
Interviewer:What did you do?
Ezra Mason:Well, I figured there was a good chance she'd just run me over if I stood in front of the truck. So I knocked on the window and said something like "Lovely day for a drive," and at that point the southeastern anti-missile battery got vaporized by what I assume was a missile. So maybe you might wanna note in your record that those things don't, you know, stop missiles.
Interviewer:So, she let you in?
Ezra Mason:She let me in. I guess she figured she didn't hate me enough to let me get X-ed out by a BeiTech kill squad. She had to think about it for a minute, though.
Interviewer:How did you know BeiTech was behind the attack?
Ezra Mason:I think the biggest giveaway was the huge BeiTech logo on the warship hovering overhead. It'd dropped out of the clouds and was X-ing the rest of the defense silos by then.
Interviewer:By "warship", you mean the BeiTech dreadnought Lincoln?
Ezra Mason:Yeah. That's them. ████s. Wait, can I swear in this thing?

Interviewer:So what happened next?
Kady Grant:We took off outta the parking lot like we were in a chase scene. Some moron had parked blocking the exit, but the truck was all-terrain, so we rammed it.
Interviewer:What was it like outside the school?
Kady Grant:There were a lot of explosions and a lot of dead people. Dead civilians who worked for a ████ing mining company. I mean, imagine you're an interstellar corporation, right? You discover an illegal mining op run by one of your competitors. Do you (a) report it to the UTA and laugh as the fines roll in, or (b) jump in and attack fleet and X-out every man, woman, and child on the planet? What the hell was BeiTech thinking?
Interviewer:What you and I need to do is focus on what happened on Kerenza. Gathering intel on the attack is the best thing we can do to help right now.
Kady Grant:I can't believe this.
Interviewer:Miss Grant—
Kady Grant:Okay. Fine. We took the main arterial, and Ezra turned on the radio. For a second I thought the idiot was looking for the right soundtrack or something, but there was an emergency broadcast up. They were telling us to get to the spaceport, and our research fleet was going to send down shuttles to ferry us all up to orbit.

Interviewer:So you turned for the spaceport?
Ezra Mason:Yeah. I turned on the radio to maybe find us some getaway music, but there was an emergency broadcast telling everyone to hit the port for evacuation. So that's what we tried to do. But there were cars everywhere, and some truck had overturned on the strip. Kady nearly flipped us, and when I offered to drive, she... well, she called me a very bad word.
Interviewer:I see.
Ezra Mason:I can repeat it if you want, but—
Interviewer:That's fine, Mr. Mason.
Ezra Mason:Mr. Mason is my dad. And you still won't tell me why I can't see him.
Interviewer:We need you properly debriefed before you have any civilian contact, Mr. Mason. I mean... Erza.
Ezra Mason:"Civilian contact." Wow. He's my father, chum. You guys still have fathers, right? Or does everyone in the great United Terran Authority get grown in a vat nowadays?
Interviewer:Why don't you just tell me what happened next.
Ezra Mason:BeiTech blew the ████ing spaceport, that's what happened next. Popped a half-dozed missiles and turned it into a smoking hole in the ice. I played geeball with one of the ground crew guys. Rob Flynn. Burton, our next-door neighbor, he worked the quarantine bays. There was this girl, Jodie Kingston. I knew her since eighth grade. She worked the port comms rig. She was...
Interviewer:Ezra?
Ezra Mason:Wow. I just realized. She was the first girl I ever kissed...

Interviewer:Do you need a minute?
Kady Grant:No, I need to get this done. Once the spaceport was gone, it was hard to know where to head. Mostly we were just dodging explosions. The ground was shaking, and at first I thought it was the missiles hitting. Then I realized the impacts were cracking the ice shelf under the colony's foundations.
Interviewer:Do you have a background in geology?
Kady Grant:I'm seventeen—of course I don't. But there were these huge cracks opening up in the ground, big enough to lose a car down. And before you ask how I know that, I saw it happen. There were kids in the back.
Interviewer:So you were driving through the city, and what happened next?
Kady Grant:Ezra wanted to find his father. He worked at the refinery, but I told him we couldn't get through the crowd that'd be streaming out of there. His dad's a big guy, like Ez. I told him they'd all be evacuating together, and we had to trust him to keep his feet. If we went in there, someone might have jacked the truck, and then we'd be screwed. I saw a woman pull this guy off a quad bike and take off on it with her kid. I saw a security officer shoot a guy trying to climb into the back of his truck. We weren't going to make it as far as the refinery. I wanted to go for my mom instead, and my cousin Asha. My dad was offworld—he works rotation on Jump Stations Heimdall—so it was just Mom and me. She's a pathologist, so she did research, worked at the med center. Asha was training there.
Interviewer:Do you need me to look up your mother's name on the lists?
Kady Grant:No, she made it out. She's here on the Hypatia. I saw her before my interview.
Interviewer:And your cousin?
Kady Grant:No. She didn't.
Interviewer:I'm sorry. So, did Ezra see reason? Did you go to find your mother?
Kady Grant:We started. Ezra's mom isn't around, so mine had just spent a year feeding him. I think she was more upset about the breakup than anyone. We were heading for her lab, and by that time there were people in the streets, riding in all-terrains, some on quad bikes, folks on foot. The ground was cracking and there were chunks breaking off buildings, and all the time there;s this huge BeiTech ship in the sky, pounding our defenses with missiles. Shuttles were lifting off with civis evacuating. It was so loud I thought my ears were bleeding. And over the top of all that, Ezra chooses then to start criticizing my driving.
Interviewer:It's hard to believe you guys broke up.
Kady Grant:You have no idea. Anyway, that was when half the cineplex fell on our truck.

Interviewer:...Wait, what?
Ezra Mason:I don't know how long I was unconscious for. I came to and thought the sky was covered in spiderwebs. And then I realize I'm looking through the smashed windshield and we're buried under half a building. The truck is scrapped, Kady's next to me and there's blood all over her face, and I couldn't find a pulse. So I dragged her out of the wreckage and started to give her mouth-to-mouth and that's when she slugged me, Your Honor.
Interviewer:She hit you?
Ezra Mason:Yeah, right in the face. Good shot, too. I dunno. She thought I was trying to kiss her. She'd hit her head, she was messed up. So we're gearing up to start yelling at each other, and then we realize the sky is full of Cyclone fighter ships. So I figured the cavalry must have arrived.
Interviewer:Could you still see the Lincoln?
Ezra Mason:No. But we could see that the refinery had been hit. It was covered in this... I dunno. It's hard to describe. It was like a mist? But it was black. Creeping in the air real slow, like molasses. Not smoke. It was... something different.
Interviewer:You said your father worked at the refinery?
Ezra Mason:Yeah. So of course I want to go look for him. And Kady still wants to go find Mrs. Grant. And the glacier is cracking open and the sky is on fire, and I think I can see BeiTech ground troops in the distance. And then I said it.

Interviewer:What did he say?
Kady Grant:He said, "you picked a hell of a day to dump me, Kades."

Interviewer:...You honestly said that?
Ezra Mason:Yeah. So all hell breaks loose, and Kady is yelling at me and I'm yelling back. All this stuff that'd been building up for the last year and boiling just under the skin. Like, I loved her. I love her. But she had this way of just... It was so stupid. The world is ending all around us and we're screaming about college applications and commitment and ████. I mean, can you believe that?
Interviewer:You're seventeen, right?
Ezra Mason:Almost eighteen.
Interviewer:Then yes, I believe it.
Ezra Mason:Cold, chum. Real cold.
Interviewer:So what happened next?
Ezra Mason:I took off. She told me I was being crazy, but I was just... furious. And my dad is all I have left, so... yeah. Ran toward the refinery, burning cars and trashed buildings everywhere. I saw a Cyclone crash into an apartment block right in front of my face. Felt the heat on my skin. I was just keeping low and trying to get closer to the plant, but there were BT troops all over. Big, armor-plated goons in winter camo carrying guns you could kill a glacieosaur with. I didn't really have a plan, I just needed to find my dad. Didn't know what I was going to do once I hit that fog. But turned out that wouldn't be a problem.
Interviewer:Why's that?
Ezra Mason:Well, they shot me.

████ 
Interviewer:They shot him?
Kady Grant:I couldn't believe it either. Those ◼◼◼ers should've got in line. They're not the ones who had to put up with his—
Interviewer:You said you'd parted ways at that stage. How did you find out he'd been shot?
Kady Grant:I started by heading toward my mom's lab on foot, but there were a bunch of BeiTech troops in the way. They were putting carriers down on the ground and rolling out soldiers and all-terrain vehicles. I was a little concussed, I'm pretty sure. I know I stopped to puke at one point. I could see shuttles landing out by the labs to do evac, so I just hoped my mom was getting on one of them. I knew I wasn't going to make it across town to her. I wasn't going to make it anywhere without another truck. So I stole one from a BeiTech crew.
Interviewer:I'm sorry, you what?
Kady Grant:I am frequently underestimated. I think it's because I'm short.
Interviewer:They didn't want it back?
Kady Grant:Probably. They were pretty busy jumping out of the way. Also, I knew my way around the middle of town—they didn't. I took some sharp corners around the back of the community complex, scraped the truck doors right off. But when I got out the other end, I'd lost them. Our people didn't have weapons to shoot at me with, and theirs thought I was on the same team, I guess.
Interviewer:What happened next?
Kady Grant:There was this filthy black cloud oozing down from atmo toward the refinery, and I knew that was where Ezra was. I heard it was some kind of bio-attack. Is that true?
Interviewer:I don't know. You said he was shot, so I guess you found him?
Kady Grant:On the wrong end of a BeiTech platoon, bleeding everywhere. I know I freaked out when I saw it all.
Interviewer:Were you able to retrieve him?
Kady Grant:I, uh... Are there likely to be any prosecutions for stuff that happened down there?
Interviewer:They X-ed out a quarter of my crew. None of us are going to weep if you're telling me you took out a BeiTech squad to get to him.
Kady Grant:Like I said, I'm pretty small, and there was a lot of blood all over everything. I guess my foot slipped on the accelerator. It was hard to reach, you know? I ran a bunch of them down and pulled up right beside him.
Interviewer:What did he do?
Kady Grant:He said, "Hey, Kades." What a catch, seriously. The truck's door was missing, though, so it was easy for him to climb in, and we took off like we were outrunning a blizzard. We could see shuttles coming down on the outskirts of town, and they didn't have BeiTech markings on them, so we risked it. We were hoping they were evac sent by our research fleet.

Interviewer:And then what?
Ezra Mason:I don't remember much. I think I made a joke about needing to see her license and registration. Because, you know, she just ran over a bunch of—
Interviewer:I get it.
Ezra Mason:Right. And then I said, "I'm bleeding," and she said, "Shut up, I'm not talking to you," so I just kinda concentrated on not dying. There was blood everywhere. It hurt so much I think I started laughing. Maybe I was going into shock. Kady was yelling at me to put pressure on it, but it hurt less if I didn't. There were fighters overhead. I remember being really cold. I remember looking at Kady driving, covered in blood, with her hair crusted with snow and everything. I think I told her she was beautiful. Then the ligths went out.

Interviewer:You made it to the shuttles?
Kady Grant:We made it close. We were driving a BeiTech truck now, so I had to stop and drag Ezra across the ice so they could see we were civis. A couple of the med center staff had made it out there, so they were putting the wounded on shuttles with those guys, and the rest of us into the others. I was screaming my head off, trying to get someone to help me lift him in. I don't even know how I dragged him. The whole time there were these missiles arcing in and exploding around us, fires starting. I guess they decided if I could yell that loud, I wasn't hurt bad enough to make the wounded shuttle, so they made me leave him with the doc. That's how he ended up on the Alexander and I ended up on the Hypatia.
Interviewer:You've been very helpful. Did you see whether any missiles hit the refinery?
Kady Grant:I don't think so, just the black cloud. They wouldn't blow it up, though, would they? I mean, if BeiTech wanted the colony gone, they'd have just ratted to the UTA about it. They obviously wanted the hermium we were mining for themselves. They'd hardly destroy the only way they had to process it.
Interviewer:We can't speculate yet on what their aim was.
Kady Grant:I guess if they catch up with us, we can ask them before they blow us to pieces.

Grant, Kady—
Psych Profile/Conscript Suitability Asessment
Incept: 02/17/75


—Page 2—

suggests Ms. Grant is considerably more capable than her test results indicate. When contrasted with the early training exercises she undertook in the Hypatia's makeshift educational facility, her current outcomes are less than impressive. Simply put, she doesn't want to score the sorts of results that would get her into neurogramming training program.

ㅤㅤTEAMWORK: Ms. Grant does not work well with others. The accounts of her peers indicate she was previously a relatively social girl at school, although she did not have a large number of close friends. It is clear that she now prefers her own company. She is, frankly, demoralizing to others in a group situation.

ㅤㅤATTITUDE: Ms. Grant displays strong anti-establishment sentiments and has an awkward habit of questioning authority figures at all the wrong moments. This, combined with the intelligence she tries so hard to conceal, makes her something of a liability. It doesn't appear ego is at play, as she is content to be viewed as average. Rather, it appears her queries and (often successful) attempts at destabilization are driven by her personal belief.

ㅤㅤCONCLUSION:
⬜ Conscript — Priority 1
⬜ Conscript — Priority 2
⬜ Conscript — Priority 3
⛝ Do Not Conscript

ㅤㅤCOMMENTS: We'd expend more time combating her games and forcing her to get some work done than could be compensated for by her output. It appears she's willing to leave us alone if we leave her alone, and there are better candidates for recuitment.

headcanons

She has the lowest alcohol tolerance among all of the Illuminae Group.She can bake. Reminding of how close she was with her mother, Helena Grant, it is possible she was taught how to bake by her mother.She may appear aloof to humans, but has an instant soft spot for animals. As for kids, she tends to be quite awkward with them, possibly because she is just not that good with them.She is suffered from traumatic stress that's resulting her to hear voices and noises within her own head. A hallucination also possibly occurred when she is in an under extreme stress. Due to this, she has constant fatigue, adrenaline, insomnia, etc. She is also stated she has vomitted quite a lot.Insomnia has been a constant companion to her. Truthfully, she doesn't detest sleep, she has always craved for one. However, she has stated to often gets a nightmare whenever she has succesfully fallen into her deep slumber. It's always the same nightmare. The dream that shows when the war is still happening, the dream that shows her decisions that had made things befall to its misfortunes.She can drink coffee for more than 3 cups a day, just to keep herself awake and energized. Her favorite ones are cappucinno and caramel macchiato. She doesn't mind of black coffee though.One of Hanna's private dolls for make-up.Unintentionally becomes a mother role for the group. She may still has her rebellious essence within her, but when it comes to those who close to her, she will not be quiet or stay still.

CORPENICUS MEDICAL

LABORATORY REPORT

Science Officer : Tobias Salinger, MD
Assisting : Teressa Shteyngart, MD

INCEPT : 07/12/75

Hour 14

ㅤㅤSubject 72 displaying behavior patterns typical with early Phobos Alpha victims; increased adrenaline levels, heart palpitations/hyperventilation, tremors, and general unease/nameless dread. Symptoms typically manifest 12-24 hours after initial infection with Alpha strain. Symptoms of mutated strain (which we have named Phobos Beta) appear to be more rapid in on-set—the latest batch of lab rats Dr. Shteyngart infected displayed psychotic tendencies within 8 hours.
ㅤㅤI theorize Phobos Alpha was designed to be spread by initially encouraging minor fear responses, and only debilitates its carrier with time. Initially (and insidiously), victims will seek out other human contact—particularly that of loved ones—in attempts to deal with the dread (like a frightened infant might seek its mother). The victim often seeks physical comfort (hand holding, embraces), ultimately increasing the chances of spreading infection. It's genius, really. Awful, horrifying genius.

Hour 22

ㅤㅤSubject 72 has entered a state of full catatonia. Symptoms include; muscle rictus, lowered heart rate and core temperature, and limited pupillary response. Lack of proper equipment and trained personnel make this theory difficult to confirm, but I suspect infection initally targets the sensory cortex and not the thalamus as Dr. Shteyngart suggested. However, we both agree the effect on the amygdala (decodes emotions; determines possible threats) is profound—afflicted people will often convince themselves they are not afflicted, for fear of punishment/persecution/the isolation of quarantine.
ㅤㅤI had intended to begin comparing the cellular resistance of Alpha and Beta, however, one of the assistants (Jane, lovely girl) dropped an entire batch of Beta infected bloodwork on the floor. Glass everywhere. Not her fault, really; there's too many of us crowded here. I was considering sending them all off to get some sleep, but if we don't crack this, nobody will. Besides, it's good to be around people. The thought of being alone right now is terribly disconcerting.

Hour 27

ㅤㅤSubject 72 is still in state of paralysis. BPM and breathing below half of human norms.
ㅤㅤI have reviewed Dr. Shteyngart's work on the damage the virus inflicts on synaptic vessels and found several errors. I swear that woman wouldn't know a hippocampus from a hippopotamus. One would think since she's co-authoring this report she'd spend more time helping with it, instead of enjoying our good captain's company. Someone more prone to paranoia might suspect she's simply looking to steal my work and publish it herself.
ㅤㅤPresuming we ever make it to a bloody jump gate. Presuming they want us to make it to a jump gate.

Hour 28

ㅤㅤSubject 72 is showing minor muscle movement. Heart rate increased 12 percent in the last 30 minutes. Body's immune system is fighting the pathogen; as previously surmised, Alpha strain was never intended to permanently disable victims. Still, Subject 72 is displaying remarkable resilience for something so inherently weak.
ㅤㅤ23 of us packed in this tiny lab. 46 eyes. Sweating away in these flimsy hazmat suits. So thin. So feeble. So little between it and us and us and it.
ㅤㅤMy foot hurts. My skin itches. Jane asked if I was well. Nosy little slip. None of her business. Couldn't tell her, though, no. Smile and nod, smile and nodnodnodnod.
ㅤㅤOne of the assistants (can't remember his name. Roberts? Robins?) talks to himself beneath his breath as he works. Thinks no one can hear him but I can.
ㅤㅤI hear.
ㅤㅤI see.
ㅤㅤOh, god.

Hour 29

ㅤㅤShteyngart is finally back in the lab. I wonder if she had time to shower. Wonder if I peeled that suit open if I'd smell the captain's stink.
ㅤㅤShe's off dining in Ryker's quarters and whispering her lies about me and meanwhile I'm stuck down here with these ignorant monkeys muttering to themselves and ████ing each other with their eyes and all the while things are getting worse and no one is doing anything to stop it but me.
ㅤㅤJane is looking at me again. With those pretty green things floating in her head.
ㅤㅤStop looking at me.

Hour 30

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ㅤㅤ📧 MASON, Ezra
ㅤㅤ📧 GRANT, Helena

HYPATIA

hypatia communications system


To: Ezra Mason/EMASONALEXANDERONBOARD
From: Kady Grant/KGRANTHYPATIAONBOARD
Date: 07/20/75
Timestamp: 10:00
Text: Hey Ezra,

I’ve tried writing this email ten times already and I can’t get it right, so I’m just going to send this through, whatever it ends up saying. I’m sorry I didn’t write you back. I should have. I mean, when you say “I’m never going to speak to you again,” you don’t think your planet’s going to be invaded that afternoon. It was more, you know, an opening position on negotiations. I was angry. But you said in your email maybe the universe was telling us it wasn’t going to work out. You’re the most romantic idiot I know, so I guess if you think so, it must be true. That stung, but still, I’m sorry I didn’t write back. Because yeah, I should have let you know I was okay. I’m still on the Hypatia, I’m in intel training. Since I heard about the Copernicus, I haven’t been able to stop thinking about you—this is not me retracting my promise to kick you into the soprano range if you ever come near me again, but I had to check you’re okay. So, let me know if you’re okay, then we can go back to being … whatever we are now.

Kady


Message Status: DRAFT — DISCARDED
To: Ezra Mason/EMASONALEXANDERONBOARD
From: Kady Grant/KGRANTHYPATIAONBOARD
Date: 07/20/75
Timestamp: 17:15
Text: Well, we are awkward at this.

But thanks for messaging back. Everybody here is talking about the Cyclone pilots. They put out a PIR about how you all rescued the shuttles from the Copernicus. What’s it like to be a hero? I guess your meeting is getting measured for medals, right? Anyway, what was facing down the Lincoln like? And the rescue? It seems kind of weird that the Lincoln could just come out of nowhere like that. How did it all happen? Also, my friend here is wondering about the survivor lists becauseASDLKDGFKNDFGJBE MORE SUBTLE KADY LIKE A BRICK WHY DON’T YOU?


Message Status: DRAFT — DISCARDED
To: Ezra Mason/EMASONALEXANDERONBOARD
From: Kady Grant/KGRANTHYPATIAONBOARD
Date: 07/20/75
Timestamp: 17:35
Text: Uh oh

They do have me in the neurogramming program, but I don’t like the sound of those odds. Time for a career change, if only I had a choice. I’d be okay, coming over to the Alexander, to be honest. I bet you guys have more information than us. You’re the military, you have a whole intelligence wing, right? Then again, if what they’re saying is true, the Lincoln snuck right up on us. Is that what really happened? Anyway, the Alexander would be okay. My quarters here aren’t with anyone I knew back on Kerenza, and even if everybody went through the same thing with the evac, it’s still … I don’t want to say lonely, because that sounds so ungrateful. We’re the ones that got out. I know things didn’t end well, but I think if the attack hadn’t come maybe we’d have found some way to at least still be friends. And you know, maybe … A year together can’t mean nothing. I thought


Message Status: DRAFT — DISCARDED
To: Ezra Mason/EMASONALEXANDERONBOARD
From: Kady Grant/KGRANTHYPATIAONBOARD
Date: 07/20/75
Timestamp: 17:57
Text:

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