>>> FILE LOAD: ENTRY 08C – SCOPE RELAY NODE ANCHOR-7
>>> AUTHOR: TECH SPECIALIST LEVEL 5 — ALIAS "FELLA"
>>> FORMAT: INTERNAL VOICE MEMO // NEVER FILED
>>> LOCATION: ANCHOR RELAY STATION, OUTER NEW EDEN COMM RING
>>> TIMESTAMP: YC125.317.02:31 GST
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[BEGIN VOICE MEMO RECORDING]
Heyy future me—this is Fella, L5 tech of record, savior of bandwidth, hoarder of diagnostics, etc.
Logging this mostly so I don’t forget to submit a ticket later.
So get this:
I was rerouting some comm lanes through the outer Gate shell buffer—just the routine sync pass—and suddenly the whole relay matrix chirped.
Not screamed. Not alarmed. Just… chirped. Like it saw something it recognized and got shy about it.
Pulled up the debug stream—guess what it spit out?
>> MATCH: T.SOL.8057 // LOOP DETECTED
Like… what even *is* that? Did some sleepy old Scope relay spit out a joke?
I triple-checked—this wasn’t tagged by any pirate channel or triglavian bounceback.
It was clean. Like it never left our net.
Then it went dead again. No trace left but the log header.
I marked it low-priority because let’s be honest—I’d rather eat a vacuum-sealed boot than start another ORIGINFALL review.
But still... it felt weird.
Like the system didn’t detect something **new**—it welcomed something **old.**
Anyway. That’s my ghost story for the night.
If the lights flicker again, I’m out.
[Faint static. Someone coughs in the background.]
— Fella out.
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NOTES:
- Voice memo never submitted to official maintenance log
- T.SOL.8057 match consistent with ENTRIES 02C, 06B, 07C
- Scope Anchor-7 suffered a total memory purge two days later due to “ion flux irregularity”
>>> FILE TAGGED: ORIGINFALL TECHNICAL MISCLASSIFICATION
>>> CROSS-LINK: ENTRIES 07C, 09C, 10B
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