dịch hay nhất, hành văn trôi chảy, biến tấu lời văn sao cho hay, sử dụng vốn từ linh hoạt và sâu rộng: "IN CASE OF CONTAINMENT BREACH: ALL EXITS WILL BE SEALED AND EVACUATIONS MUST BE FUNNELED THROUGH RECEPTION FOR SCREENING. IN CASE OF FALSE ALARM: EVACUATION ORDERS CAN BE REMOVED BY ACCESSING CONTROL PANEL IN MAINTENANCE CLOSET B." "Author: Cynte, Lead Parasitologist Abstract: Nautilus sample received, beginning preliminary research. Notes: Sample has been sequestered to an unmanned research facility approximately 1km from main facility for safety purposes. All research will be conducted with remotely operated drones. Material analysis shows the sample is a mass of pure carbon arranged in strands that appear like hair clumped together. There are no visible exotic materials present in the sample that would indicate the cause of mutation field around the sample. Multiple existence decay measurements revealed the sample to be approximately 4.196 trillion years old, making it the oldest sample I’ve personally encountered. Considering our universe is only around 14 billion years old, this suggests that the sample has either been somehow altered to appear older than it is or that it originates from a universe far older than our own. May Cnawl, my god of cognition, of skill, bless our research." "Author: Cynte, Lead Parasitologist Abstract: Measuring immunity and anomaly rates. Notes: Measurements were taken using drones carrying camera-monitored fruit flies in airtight containers. Approximately 2.5 million fruit flies were exposed. All exposed flies were incinerated after being recorded. Exposure experiments reveal immunity and anomaly rates match those of data provided from other labs' experiments. Predicted rate of appearance of both immunity and an anomaly in a single entity is also around 1 in 2.5 billion. Flies with anomalies survive longer than those without, but an infection is still fatal upon reaching the brain. A host would need both immunity and an anomaly to survive infection, making adsecula cerebrum rather discerning of its hosts. Tests on larger specimens required to determine effects of survival." "Author: Praví, Associate researcher Abstract: Development of preliminary vaccine to prevent mass fatality event. Notes: Received shipment of ~500 toxoplasmosis vaccines. Through some trial and error, I’ve managed to successfully alter toxoplasmosis vaccines into //extremely temporary// vaccines for the adsecula cerebrum parasite. I am currently unsure of why they provide no more than a few minutes of protection and we will be running more procedures to make them more effective. Despite Cynte’s claims that they are useless, we have placed vaccines throughout the research facilities in case of an unlikely outbreak." "-CHAT TRANSCRIPT- Terminal : Cynte, the research board is requesting a meeting regarding a concern Praví recently raised. I scheduled that for tomorrow afternoon. Does that work for you? Terminal : I do not have time tomorrow to take their ridiculous meeting. Do not reschedule them again without checking with me directly, since you clearly don’t know how important my research is. Terminal : I apologize, sir. I will let them know to contact you for a reschedule. Terminal : Do not let this happen again." "Author: Cynte, Lead Parasitologist Abstract: Parasite experiments on lab rats. Notes: Received shipment of ~12000 adsecula cerebrum parasites and 302 lab rats. Subjects stored in high-security wing after exposure. Despite my receptionist’s protests, we started lab rat exposures. Exposed one parasite to sample, after mutation, introduced it to a lab rat. After penetrating skin, the parasite burrowed to the rat's brain. Upon reaching it, the rat instantly mutated in a manner that proved fatal. To compare, one rat was exposed to the sample directly, its mutation pattern was found to be similar to the infested rat. Next steps: Continually expose parasites until one with immunity or anomaly found.  Experiment with ways to protect rat from parasite. Tell Luce in reception that progress cannot be made without sacrifice." "FROM THE DESK OF: LUCE, RECEPTIONIST I do not know how to explain it. I’m sure Praví and Cynte would call it ridiculous, but the day that Cynte first received the shipment of parasites, I had a vision. Pyeridae appeared to me in my dreams and told me the parasites were for me. I didn’t understand at first - I suppose I still don’t. But it consumes me. May Pyeridae, my goddess of light and love, guide me in this puzzling quest." "Author: Cynte, Lead Parasitologist Abstract: Hypothesizing next steps. Ramblings: The data we were provided from other labs' research goes in-depth on the singular successful subject. The subject appeared after a mass exposure and had the ideal characteristics of both immunity and an anomaly. This subject was widely considered to be a genius in their community as a mathematician and philanthropist. When the subject's genetic family was exposed to similar samples, they perished almost instantly. Make no mistake, this parasite is finical and methodical. It chooses hosts to keep alive. The anomaly was imbued with physical and mental abilities far beyond that of a regular human’s. The researchers there described him as “suddenly godlike.” What a gift that must be. How can we determine who it keeps alive, who it mutates in favorable ways? What way is there, if not mass exposure?" "FROM THE DESK OF: PRAVÍ, ASSOCIATE RESEARCHER Cynte, you cannot suggest mass exposure to the research board. Luce and I agree it is unethical, no doubt they will as well. You cannot jeopardize the future of a colony/civilization for your own gain." "FROM THE DESK OF: CYNTE, LEAD PARASITOLOGIST Now that I'm absolutely convinced that these parasites are both discerning and intelligent, it is clear that they came to me for a reason. Once I am able to establish the effects of their infection on “worthy” host bodies, no one will be able to stop me. I’m worthy. Who, if not me? It knows I would do anything for the pursuit of science, of conviction. This is my purpose. Praise be to Cnawl, my god of science, of absolutes." "TIMECARD FOR 03042201 CLOCK IN: CLOCK OUT: Cynte: 0900 1800 PRAVÍ: 0900 1700 LUCE: 0800 2200 TIMECARD FOR 04042201 CLOCK IN: CLOCK OUT: Cynte: 0900 1830 PRAVÍ: 0900 1645 LUCE: 0800 2200 TIMECARD FOR 05042201 CLOCK IN: CLOCK OUT: Cynte: 0900 1745 PRAVÍ: 0900 1745 LUCE: 0800 2200" "Author: Luce, Receptionist Abstract: First contact with the parasites. I wanted to start documenting these, like Praví and Cynte do… They’ll pay me no mind, I’m sure. I need to know if my vision was real. I need some kind of contact with them, so I decided to stay late one night and operate a drone to bring my scarf over to the research facility. I wanted them to //know// me, even if I can’t be with them. I watched through the remote camera as the little bugs swarmed the scarf. I felt foolish all of a sudden, seeing them - they are just insects. They can’t pick and choose people. But they started to pull at the threads, breaking them and rearranging the red fabric until there were holes in it. The holes spelled out a word: “you.”" "FROM THE DESK OF: LUCE, RECEPTIONIST I can’t stop picturing the word they carved into my scarf. I had to incinerate it, but I hold their message in my heart. “You,” they said. I read all of Cynte’s and Praví’s research on the creatures. Cynte wrote about an “anomaly” who was chosen by the parasites to be kept alive, turned into a god. Is that my purpose here? Am I an anomaly? I’ve never quite felt like I belong here… Praví doesn’t pay me any mind, and Cynte treats me like a clueless child. I’m more than that, even if I’m not an intellectual. I belong here. I’ll show them that." "FROM THE DESK OF: LUCE, RECEPTIONIST They'll accept me. I’ll let them into the main research lab so they can find me. They'll take me, I know they will. I'll be an anomaly. I'll be //their// anomaly. I'm ready. I'm ready now. Praise be to Pyeridae, Pyeridae Pyeridae Pyeridae"