Session 13 Report

General Summary

Ashes of Intelligence

Report 13

Related Dates: 150 through 152 of 4,543,626,881

Origin: KC33345L

Destination: IV22357Z
 
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This is the thirteenth report on the activities of Subjects 4777, 4778, 4779, 4780, 4781, and 4782, along with their relationship to, and interactions with Subject 1. Data for this and all other reports on these subjects have been gathered through mostly secondary and tertiary sources, with only occasional data from the primary sources themselves. As such, these data may be subject to the degradation effects of copying from one source to the next. For full reliability percentages, see the attached charts.

Day 150 of 4,543,626,881 (30 May of 98 AF in Local Notation)

In the evening of this day, Subjects 4777, 4778, 4779, and 4782 (designated "Dante", "James", "Rolanda", and "Dwin" respectively and referred to as such henceforth in this report) delivered the completed club (as reported on at the end of Report 12 to Subject 4781 (designated "R.A.N.C.H.E.R." and referred to as such henceforth in this report) at the Firebrand Chemicals warehouse. Shortly after this, while the subjects were all still there, Subject 25 (designated "Hamida Amul" and referred to as such henceforth in this report) arrived, demanding that the subjects tell her the whereabouts of the person designated "Jennifrie Maine" (usually referred to as "Jenny" and referred to as such henceforth in this report). It is interesting that Hamida was aware that Jenny had left with the subjects, but was unaware of where they had taken her. Since the Amul Family has had the subjects under surveillance, it makes sense that she knew of their departure, but less sense that she or her father, Subject 24 (designated "Nazim Amul" and referred to as such henceforth in this report), would not guess their most likely destination. Perhaps she was merely looking for confirmation that Jenny was now with the Coop. Whatever the extent of Hamida's knowledge, the subjects refused to reveal Jenny's location. Hamida told them that if Jenny did not return, her father would believe that Jenny had betrayed him and that her life would be forfeit. The Amuls would hunt Jenny down and eventually find her. The subjects continued to refuse her demands; however, they did offer to tell Jenny about this and allow her to decide if she wanted to come back. Hamida left them with an ultimatum that they had until the next day to inform her of Jenny's location. Subject 4780 (designated "Ackers" and referred to as such henceforth in this report) set out on his ATV shortly after, driving through the night to reach the Coop.

Day 151 of 4,543,626,881 (31 May of 98 AF in Local Notation)

Ackers arrived in the Coop just after dawn and spoke to Jenny. Although specifics of their conversation are not known, her ultimate decision is known. Jenny chose not to return to Zal with Ackers and instead to remain with the Coop for a short time longer. After a few days, she would set out on her own without telling the subjects or any people in the Coop her destination, making it harder for the Amuls to track her down. Given Jenny's interactions with both the Amuls and the subjects of these reports, as well as the fact that the Amuls are likely to begin a search for her, I suggest it may be prudent to pay closer attention to her activities from this point forward by assigning her a subject number. While at the Coop, Ackers also spoke with Subject 4112 (designated "Fazul"), and collected the dynamite the subjects recovered in Ardan many weeks prior (see Report 1). During this time, Jenny wrote a letter for Ackers to deliver to Hamida. Details of what was in the letter are unknown. Ackers spent only a couple hours in the Coop before setting out again to return to Zal. In Zal this day, James and Dante spent time wandering around town separately, asking about current events, as well as rumours about the Amuls. Hamida came to the Firebrand Chemicals warehouse multiple times to check if the subjects had information on Jenny. Ackers arrived back in Zal in the early evening. He told Hamida that Jenny would not be returning and delivered her letter. After reading the letter, Hamida ordered all the staff at the warehouse to leave, including the two Amul security guards on duty. Unfortunately, this means we do not have a direct witness to what happened next. However, it would appear that Hamida attacked the subjects, making use of more Aquafarm Security Drones. The subjects prevailed and spared Hamida. She ran from the warehouse not long afterwards. Following the incident, Subject 422 (designated "Arnol Federman"), who had remained in the warehouse with the subjects during the conflict, left, apparently to visit Subject 20 (designated "Hamis Amul", though it cannot be currently verified that they did indeed speak. The subjects left the warehouse at the same time and went to see Subject 23 (designated "Nina Amul" and referred to as such henceforth in this report) at the Lazar's Den. Once again, details of their discussion are not available. However, based on comments made the next morning (see below), it would appear Nina agreed to provide the subjects with protection, presumably from Nazim Amul. After their conflict with Hamida, the subjects have almost certainly become targets of Nazim.

Day 152 of 4,543,626,881 (1 Jun of 98 AF in Local Notation)

Shortly before dawn this day, crashes and screams rang out from the northeast corner of Zal. Gunfire, including machine gunfire, quickly joined the screams. Naturally, the subjects were amongst the people awakened by the sounds, and in their typical fashion, they went immediately to investigate. They found Amul security forces near a cleft in the wall of the Grand Canyon. On the ground were numerous bodies, some human and some mutant. The subjects spoke with Nina Amul, who requested that they go in and investigate as part of their debt for her protection against her uncle. The subjects intially refused unless this would negate their entire debt. Nina reluctantly agreed. Nina informed the subjects that the cleft was an entrance to a junkyard. In the junkyard, they would be able to find the entrance to a secret laboratory. It would seem that creatures kept within for experimentation had broken out. The subjects were to determine if there was anything left inside. The subjects entered the junkyard and gunshots were again heard within. Further Information on what the subjects encountered and did inside is not yet available. I will update in the next report.

End report.

Report 14 to follow.

General Information

Origin: IV22357Z

Destination: KC33345L
 
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In light of the events reported on, we have agreed that the individual designated "Jennifrie Maine" become Subject 4784. In addition, we are also ordering a series of reports following the activities of Subjects 4783 and 4784, as well as the individual designated "Jamal Aram", now to be Subject 4785, said series of reports to begin immediately.