>>> FILE LOAD: ENTRY 01F – FREIGHT TERMINAL ERROR LOG // ORBITAL NODE: CORDIA-X57
>>> AUTHOR: CARGO TECH MIRI AVON – CONTRACTOR ID #4431 // MEGACORP: RODEN SHIPPING GROUP
>>> FILE TYPE: INCIDENT REPORT – NEVER ESCALATED
>>> TIMESTAMP: YC125.317.02:52 GST
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[BEGIN TECH LOG – INCIDENT ID #M6753]
Alright, I don’t know what to file this under, so I’m logging it here in case it comes back to bite me.
We received a sealed vault container on Load Route 4C at 02:40.
Manifest lists contents as “Industrial Sensor Assemblies – Legacy Pattern 8057-A.”
But here’s the thing:
- The vault is military-grade, black-coded, three-step biometric lock
- The tag string “8057-A” matches nothing in the RODEN archive
- The internal weight is **off**—feels denser than any sensor unit I’ve handled
- It’s warm
I flagged the serial for Concordic cross-check, and guess what?
The validation bounced. Came back tagged:
> “DO NOT TRACE // GREY-LEVEL INTERLOCK”
That’s not a thing I’m supposed to be able to read. But the message was burned right into the rejection.
I pinged my supervisor. He told me to shut up and move it to Cold Storage 6 and never mention it again.
So I didn’t.
Except for here.
I know this isn’t supposed to be my concern.
I lift boxes. I route tubes. I go home.
But “8057”… I’ve seen that number twice before.
Once in a pirate manifest tagged “Terran alloy.”
And once on a transmission from my cousin who works Scope field ops.
She died three days ago. “Sensor malfunction,” they said.
I’m not going to ask questions.
But someone should.
— Miri A.
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NOTES:
- Entry never filed officially
- Log was extracted posthumously during unrelated system audit
- Vault container later rerouted to unlisted destination: “PROTOCOL GREY-13.STACK”
>>> TAGGED: ORIGINFALL–CARGO ANOMALY // CIVILIAN MEMORY ARTIFACT
>>> CROSS-LINK: ENTRIES 02C, 06B, 07C
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