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Long Time No See
| he VIVI-AN-U5 project. This was this Amazons RnD group's, 'third successful immortality project.' they said taking what they learned from codename "Cancer" project and codename "Bacchus" project they were able to take advanced regeneration, healing, and 'rejuvenation' cells from various Animalia data..."
| >The Vivianus project succeeded in the first functional immortal humanoid of the experiments, accomplishing their mission. >Not only that, so long as the genetic data is available either through uplink with the systems or with their cousin projects Vivianus is completely alterable. The form that came about without tampering had been an androgynous figure, with phallus. >However, when specific genetics provided they were completely malleable.
| >We were able to accomplish through various means we were able to make the project shift to hermaphroditic, then to completely female, according to bioscans with functioning ovaries. R.H.oD Penelope has decided to bring them back to the original form, however marks the possible opportunities presented for her own personal experimentations.
| So yeah.
Honestly my past year has been Hikkimoring and decoding this. Apparently they were rigged for erasing all data if broken rather than fighting against an intruder. Kamikaze ICE.
Had to be careful, lost the first disc that way, who knows what was on there.
I had to essentially decode the binary through ciphers, find the ICE calls and del those before I could use a exe to decrypt the discs.
| ....Looks like a maid I hired from NekoCoNeko once.
| Minus the freaky arm and leg situation.
| >>721920
There were a bunch of images of different projects. If you remember it had pits going down far past where I went. Still have nightmares of falling from there.
One was a cat, hooked up in the same kind of glass case, the piping going in and out. That was the Bacchus Project, labelled a partial success.
Then there was the other... Project Cancer, they had taken someone who agreed to do an experiment that might make the cancer cells in them benign, and also a promise of...
| essentially immortality. What they did was added organic data from lobsters, down to cells and injected it to the cancer cells and tuned them until the body stopped attacking it, and the cancer stopped attacking the body.
In the end it was this large mass of growths, and tubing there were progression slides and it just got worse and worse, they noted brain activity lessened as it went on and they deemed it as "partial failure" they were immortal, so long as they ate enough.
| >>721923
Wait... so that thing is probably still alive then??? How much does it need eat? I feel like it would be pretty noticeable if it was still in the city. -CN
| >>721924
The calorie need, if they were right considering how these people have...all these little things wrong in their stuff, would be calculated to 200 calories per their pound. However, it can resort to autocannibalism of the cancer cells.
I have no idea if it's still alive honestly, and I hope not
| >>721927
That... definitely does not seem like a fun existence if that was the case. Hope for both it and our case it's gone already. -CN
| >>721927
Little things wrong. Like the Cancer name came from the Cancer cells, but also the lobster in reference to the constellation. But that's a crab...
| >>721928
Big guy with lumps all over and tubing?
Wasn't that the thing some Penthesilea was talking about before in another thread?
| >>721935
If it was picked up by its creator like that thread suggests, I'm not sure if it is good or bad...
| >>721935
CN.
If you'll recall they were in one of those profiles we had mentioned elsewhere. With regard to a woman also looking for an individual like in the posted image.
-Scarab
| >>721946
No.
merely that I believe they're still around.
As well as looking for this "Vivianus" project considering the description.
I have not met them.
| >>721947
Well... I know about them. I could tell you in person later if you're really that curious. -CN
| Maybe we should've burned it after all...
-Impulse
| Oh ho ho?
A bit naughty to break in to our lab.
Even if it was basically abandoned.
>>721910
NekoCoNeko hmm?
Thank you.
I may look there next chance I have.
-Penthesilea
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| Hey g/u/rls.
Remember me from a while ago? With that old place in the warehouse district? The one with the weird experiments and banging. I think CN was there. Well, from those years ago I did take some stuff I could carry to be decoded. I found some... interesting files, and I think I know what the projects were for now.
I've got an image from one of their data disks.
This image is honestly the only one I can stomach sharing as its the least grotesque...
https://imgur.com/vDNicF2