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This transcript follows closely to the termination of the psychological evaluations of five individuals who worked at South Tech labs. All participants in the wake of Project Sacrosanct are under close evaluation by trained professionals. The purpose of releasing these transcripts is to bring to light of the Corruption Cycle to the public and to help build legislation to protect those who suffer from the Corruption Cycle. At no point will these individuals be released into the public until public awareness has been fulfilled. The transcript follows:
The subjects name is Saralynn Draper. She is female and in between twenty and thirty. She is at stage 4. Minimum of 12 hours. Subjects noticeably lose common sense. Everything is a impulse decision and mental state is erratic. Subjects crave to eat things that doesn’t offer sustenance such as metal or wood and most reasoning is replaced with psychopathic tendencies. The body becomes malnourished as the subject no longer eats to survive. The eyes of the subject are completely pupil. It is evident the pupil is still enlarged but doesn’t take up the entire surface of the eye. The whites and any color of the eye turn black much like the pupil but react differently to light. When asked about what they see, the subjects talk in metaphors and is unable to explain their sight coherently. In order to conduct any research with a stage 4 candidate, security personnel must be present.
*Dr. Stanton enters room. Saralynn is in the room along with security personnel.*
Saralynn: Is all this, necessary?
Dr. Stanton: You tell me. How are you feeling?
Saralynn: My heart is just pounding. Like I’m getting off an addiction.
Dr. Stanton: Are you getting off an addiction?
Saralynn: I haven’t bought something if that’s what your asking. I have the money in my purse at the checkpoint. I stopped doing that hours ago.
Dr. Stanton: Would you say you’re coming off an addiction? Is that what you’re thinking?
Saralynn: No, no. It’s… something else.
Dr. Stanton: Explain to me what you’re feeling. I’m going to be taking more blood okay?
Saralynn: I don’t care. Take all of it. I feel…
*Dr. Stanton prepares the draw.*
Saralynn: I feel like I’m sweaty. We don’t have those suits anymore but I feel like I’m still wearing it. The air I breathe is stuffy. My heart is pounding. I’m sweating. Total detox.
Dr. Stanton: Did you take any substances before you came to the research complex?
Saralynn: I’ve dabbled in designer drugs but no. I’m not coming off anything.
Dr. Stanton: Can you explain to me what you’re seeing?
Saralynn: People without faces. They have some cut where there mouth is. Smiling a toothless grin.
Dr. Stanton: What else?
Saralynn: They tell me that this place is a unholy place. That abominations will be created here. This place will be a nest of some sort for the apocalypse.
Dr. Stanton: Do you believe the voices?
Saralynn: I don’t know. I’ve heard that this research complex is home to a lot of experimentations. ——— ———. How did that happen? Is the world facing what we are facing?
Dr. Stanton: It’s hard to say. I am only on a need to know basis so unless it concerns me, I don’t know what’s going on in here or outside.
Saralynn: They are just spoon feeding you and you’re spoon feeding what you can to us?
Dr. Stanton: I don’t know much. I’m here to study this team and the other team. I don’t know anything else.
Saralynn: *Scoffs* I find that hard to believe. You done yet?!
Dr. Stanton: I can be. You’re blood. It’s…
Saralynn: It’s what?
Dr. Stanton: it’s not coming into the tube. It’s like your blood is no longer flowing.
Saralynn: Am I going to die?
Dr. Stanton: Don’t be ridiculous. If your blood was gone then you would already be dead.
Saralynn: Then what’s going on!?
Dr. Stanton: It’s hard to explain.
Saralynn: Then explain it!
Dr. Stanton: Your blood is still in there it just seems it doesn’t circulate.
Saralynn: So what does that make me?!
Dr. Stanton: You’re alive. Don’t panic. Let me get a temperature.
Saralynn: Sure. Sure. Make it quick!
*Dr. Stanton checks Saralynn forehead with a ear thermometer.*
Dr. Stanton: What the —.
Saralynn: Yes?!
Dr. Stanton: Let me check my notes.
Saralynn: I’m not normal am I?
Dr. Stanton: You’re running very hot. You’re skin and bones. Blood is not flowing. Irritated.
Saralynn: What are you saying? I’m not human?!
Dr. Stanton: That’s one way to say it
Saralynn: What? You’re not serious!?
Dr. Stanton: Do you feel pain?
Saralynn: I don’t know. Didn’t really feel that needle.
Dr. Stanton: We’re gonna try something. Something a little unconventional.
Saralynn: Alright.
Dr. Stanton: We need to move you to another room.
Saralynn: Whats going on?
Dr. Stanton: Surgery.
*a gurney enters the room after Dr. Stanton presses a small button by the door. We see quick movements and Saralynn is strapped onto the gurney. They all leave the room. Then footsteps come up to the door after a few minutes pass. They mumble a few words indiscernible
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