> Posted on 2083-09-18

Now, that was close. Fraggin’ kid blew right through the firewall like it was made of rice paper, and the most insulting thing? The troll-boy did some digging on her, and it looks like there’s nothing special about this kid, hacking-wise. She can barely operate a cyberdeck.

If you ask me, she just guessed the passcodes. All five in a row.

Don’t tell me the odds. A lucky guess is a lucky guess. And if she can do it, so can GOD.

Anyway, the rush to patch up security and backtrace this kid’s hapstance yielded some new tidbits from the Margin Calls data drop. A reminder to peck deeper, even when you think you’ve eaten every worm.

Doesn’t pertain as much to Dr. Goodheart’s research, but hear tell that gal’s got her own juicy sig-caches incoming. Something to do with exploding the Cups tarot suit, if you can believe it.

So get to it, Fractalists. Scan the pattern, add the dossier to your Halo, and use your AR to view every pic in the Margin Calls upload. Get those fraggin’ worms before GOD swoops in.

> Posted on 2083-09-12

Don’t say I never gave you anything, Udad. I’ve spent the past nineteen hours bending my brain into a ten-dimensional Gordion knot to bring you this pattern.

The Margin Calls data drop is still defragging. And just when I thought I could get a few hours of sleep, the pathway to another juicy sig-cache with the initials “DXA” just landed in my box. That one looks significant, let me tell you. At least as dense as R&R.

Patience, Fractalists. There’s much more to come.

> Posted on 2083-09-12
> Location: <REDACTED>

What do you do when you come across something so potentially valuable that it makes you a target and has the ability to change the world, hopefully for the better? I feel like I’ve been put in that position and now need to make choices at a level that I have never had to before. The risks are huge.

I don’t mean to be overly dramatic. This is meant to be a research notebook, but sometimes you’ve got to get some things out of your system before you can get to the cold, hard facts of research and hypothesis. I’ve recently come into possession of a scroll of indeterminate age. The scroll is intricate in its art, and the symbology makes me think that it’s a proto-language of Sumerian or Egyptian.

The central figure in the art of the scroll is that of a dragon. There are symbols located surrounding the dragon. The back of the scroll also contains symbols, but they appear to be different in their structure. Along with the dragon, there are prominent figures that bear a likeness to the Sixth World Tarot. I don’t want to risk being accused of apophenia, but I believe there is a connection between this scroll and the tarot.

The writing on the scroll is my only real clue at this time. Because of the sensitive nature of the artifact, I’m limited in who I can reach out to for research and aid. Since the writing appears related to ancient Egypt, that’s my first stop in my investigation into what secrets the scroll contains.

Attached to this entry are the encrypted data files associated with images taken by me or my associates.

Signing off,
Dr. Patricia Goodheart