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Registered Phenomena Code: XXX

Object Class: Beta-Red

Hazard Types: Extra-Dimensional Hazard, Cognitohazard, Ontological Hazard

Containment Protocols: A 15 Km area surrounding RPC-XXX is to be blocked off and restricted to all non-authorized personnel. All major and minor trenches affected by RPC-XXX are to be guarded by ATF units with constant patrol.

Description: RPC-XXX is the designation assigned to a 5 Km stretch of land located in Veddune, France. From 1914 to 1918, RPC-XXX was considered to be no-man's land during the struggle between Great Britain and Germany. Currently, RPC-XXX is seen to be a desolate, grey area comprised of barded wire, wooden stokes and is blocked off on both sides by unoccupied trenches spanning from 10 yards to 2 Km in length. Trenches spanning more than 1 Km contain various nationalistic and patriotic items relative to their country of occupation. It is unknown whether the items were left by soldiers residing in the trenches or if they were a byproduct of RPC-XXX's properties.

RPC-XXX's anomalous properties stem from a Class-V wormhole existing directly between the two major trenches on either side. Visualization of RPC-XXX requires either infared or UV spectroscopy. The overall temperature, absorbance and radioactive output can be measured to directly pinpoint the reach of RPC-XXX. Alongside the variations in external conditions, a pungent scent of sulfur and charcoal is found. When non-human organic material is passed through RPC-XXX, it will return after a varying amount of time on the opposite end severly decomposed and erradiated. Times in which the object remains within RPC-XXX depend on the size and nature. Smaller, bacterial agents remain for an average of 3 seconds, plant material remains from 5 seconds to 7 minutes depending on the size and animal matter (living and deceased) remain between 10 minutes and 4 days.

When humans are sent through the epicenter of RPC-XXX, they remain for an indefinite amount of time ranging anywhere from 30 days to 4 years. The following factors have been seen to increase the total time in which a human subject remain within RPC-XXX:

  • Above average firearms and weaponry aptitude.
  • Prior military experience.
  • Decreased vulnerability to immersion foot syndromes.1
  • Decreased sensory response to harsh stimuli which would normally result in traumatic stress disorders.
  • Decreased belief in any theological system of faith.

Once a human subject is seen to return from RPC-XXX, hereby refered to as RPC-XXX-1, they are seen to exhbit severe symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder as well as a multitude of internal diseases such as pyrexia2 and lung poisoning stemming from gaseous3 exposure. Subjects under the effects of RPC-XXX which have not expired from internal diseases have a strong tendency to commit suicide one week following their return, with the most common method being hanging, followed by self-inflicted gunshot wounds. Prior to the one week mark, subjects were seen to exhibit extreme psychosis as well as hallucinations of their experience within RPC-XXX.

Discovery: RPC-XXX was discovered on November 15th, 1918, following the conclusion of World War I. Soliders sent to assess the casulties and retreive the deceased were seen to have "disappeared into thin air" while walking through no mans land. Upon their arrival, they were apprehended by Authority personnel and taken into questioning. The area was subsequently closed off and all non-Authority personnel were amnesticized. All apprehended personnel were incoherent and mentally unstable up until their expiration save for Private [REDACTED].

Addendum.1: Recordings

Addendum.2: Incident Report - 11.23.1918

To whom it may concern,

The following incident report is in regards to the incident concerning RPC-XXX, and subsequently RPC-XXX-1 which occured on 11.23. Following the scheduled questioning, the subject was administered 50 mg Chloral Hydrate. For those who don't know what chloral hydrate is, it is a highly effective sedative used to sedate patients. When given in small dosages, it can act as a relaxing-agent, making them more affable and personable.

I had given the subject small doses of chloral hydrate at the start of our sessions in order to get better responses. Following all the questioning I had, I had given the subject a large dose in order to effectively sedate them with the hope in a peaceful death. This was done with careful consideration of the other options the subject had, either asphyxiation from poisoning, be it lead or chlorine based, or from one of the fast-growing cancers the subject was ailed with. I was under no impression that they would be able to withstand such a potent dose, and further more have the energy or will power to commit suicide.

Upon our investigation after hearing a large commotion within the questioning area, we were unable to locate the body of Private [REDACTED], better known as RPC-XXX-1. The only remains were the noose made from his straight jacket, and blood which he had coughed up. We analyzed the blood to see if there was anything besides the large dose of chloral hydrate. We found 20% of his blood to be made up of sulfur-based compounds. For reference, the normal percent mass of sulfur in the human body is 0.3%.

The current hypothesis is that he suffered the same fate as the other three soldiers who ventured into RPC-XXX with him. We do not know where they are or how they got there, but for the sake of those unfortunate enough in finding XXX, I hope they're at peace.

Head Researcher Seidman

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