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CLASSIFIED // AMARR MINISTRY OF WAR // COVERT DIRECTORATE
DOCUMENT ID: AM-MINWAR-CD-8842-X
SECURITY CLEARANCE: OMNIS-EYE ONLY (IMPERIAL INQUISITION BYPASS)
DATE OF RECORD: YC128.06.02
AUDIO TRANSCRIPT: RECOVERY ID #884-OMEGA
SOURCE: FORT ROYAL, SARUM PRIME OUTER RING
SUBJECT: VOLATILE NEURAL GATING
PERSONNEL: CHIEF CLONING ENGINEER MALTHUS VAUR / AUDITOR-GENERAL
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(Sound of fluid circulating through heavy machinery. A low, rhythmic hum resonates in the background.)
VAUR: Look at the telemetry from the last engagement in the Ammatar borderlands. Subject 17 took a dual-heavy neutron blaster blast directly to his capsule. Total structural collapse. Pod-breach confirmed at 14:02:11.
AUDITOR: And the backup clone? Did the mind stabilize?
VAUR: Stabilize? No. It didn't stabilize. It ignited. Watch the brainwave readings upon awakening at 14:02:19. Eight seconds later.
(Sound of a digital console clicking, followed by a sharp, crackling audio playback of a rapid heartbeat monitor.)
VAUR: The Gating protocol caught the death-scream. It trapped the neural electricity of his execution and channeled it into the new cortex. Look at the frontal lobe. The sector governing self-preservation? Entirely dormant. The sector governing religious devotion and kinetic targeting? Blazing. He didn't even open his eyes before his hands were mapping the navigation console.
AUDITOR: He remembers the death?
VAUR: He doesn't just remember it. He is nourished by it. The gateway opened wider this time. He woke up chanting the Third Verse of the Reclamation. His reaction times dropped by twelve milliseconds. He is faster than he was in his last body. He is cleaner. If we gate him ten more times, he won't even need the ship's targeting computer. He will be the ship.
AUDITOR: And the volatility? The risk of complete cognitive liquefaction?
VAUR: (Low chuckle) A minor operational hazard, Auditor. What is a little madness, when it creates a soldier who smiles as his armor melts away?
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