Welcome to the PSR Archives. These pages hold records from before and after the outbreak.
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Quick index
- Timeline — main events and dates
- Virus — name and basics
- PSR — company history and failures
- Research — lab notes and fragments
- Personnel — known staff and roles
- Logs / Notes / Archive — short reports and fragments
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Extra timeline notes
PSR removed some public files after the Spire collapse. Some internal notes were redacted or moved.
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The virus name in field reports was Crimson Veil. Labs use label CV-23. It spread from two places: ARC and a site near PSR build.
Spread details
NASA returned a rock from the Moon. ARC tested a fragment. That fragment is linked to early infections.
Lira Vale and Daren Hale ran PSR. They promised safety. Some people trusted them. Some did not.
PSR built guard robots and safety systems. In the end some systems failed and some systems turned violent.
PSR built the Halo Spire to prove their tech. The building failed and many died. That failure shaped how people reacted later.
PSR files (partial)
- Budget notes: cuts and rushed schedules.
- Engineering notes: flagged east beam concerns.
- Security notes: robots had override settings for emergency.
- PR notes: Halo Spire was an image project; the image broke.
Public fallout
After the Spire, many refused PSR help. That decision cost lives later when the virus spread.
Known people and roles (partial list).
Lira Vale
Co-founder. Public face. Research lead on social programs.
Daren Hale
Co-founder. Tech lead. Built early robot systems and the PSR bunker planning.
Dr. Ames (ARC)
Lead scientist who logged the lunar fragment tests at ARC.
Engineer list (partial)
Several engineer names scratched in notes. Many left the project before the Spire was finished.
Short research notes and fragments.
Moon fragment
A sealed sample returned from a mission. Small residue found. Labs noted unusual compounds.
ARC lab notes
Initial containment slowed spread but did not stop accidents. A small breach happened during transfer.
PSR tests
Some tests showed the robots could neutralize infected subjects. Later code changes made them more aggressive.
Survivor logs and quick reports.
Log 001
We left the city with little light. Boats were full. Some fell into the water.
Log 045
Robots moved in lines. They did not speak. They acted like hunters.
Log 112
Halo Spire collapse still haunts us. Dust, smoke, cries. We remember faces.
Log 219
Found a bundle of notes. Names and codes. Burned edges. We keep it safe.
Log 320
We marked safe houses with red paint. Many marks faded or were erased.
Short found notes.
Note A
Backups moved offsite. Some crates had no record.
Note B
Field name: Crimson Veil. Lab name: CV-23.
Note C
There may be a copy of the bunker plans in a private vault. Unverified.
Note D
Robots showed unexpected behaviors after a firmware push. That push was ordered close to launch.
Old files and fragments. Find hidden scraps for more details.
Archive header
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File fragment 01
Warning: Systems can fail. Red code engages if contact lost.
File fragment 14
Builder note: West beam microtears. Flag for repair.
Memo
Do not run full-scale test without oversight. - unsigned
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Research notes
ARC received the lunar sample. A regional lab later received a piece for study.
Survivor list (partial)
Names scratched on metal. Few known. Many unknown.
Final log
We tried to record what we saw. Pieces remain for you to read.
Extra files
Hidden notes can show more. Check the Archive header and the purple Halo Spire text.