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Sophie - "Jubilee group leaving"

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A Databank entry found in the Shallows detailing Sophie Boucher's log about Anita Gottschall and the 'Jubilee' group leaving the habitat to live in the open sea.

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Sophie - "Jubilee group leaving" is a Databank entry contained on a Quartz Data Chip. It provides lore regarding the conflict between habitat leadership and a splinter group known as the 'Jubilee'.

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The data chip is located in a container within a large cave beneath the Shallows, northeast of the Lifepod.

PropertyDetails
BiomeShallows
Depth30m
Coordinates-327172, 427248, 3000
Specific SpotIn a container in a large cave beneath the Shallows northeast of the Lifepod; also described as east of Shallows Wreck 3.

Databank Location - Sophie - "Jubilee"

Databank Entry

Source: Found in a container in a cave east of Shallows Wreck 3.

Kurultai record, day 620. Sophie Boucher entering. Anita Gottschall and five others left Habitat in protest of my decision to end medical treatment for the sick. They call themselves the 'Jubilee'. They are going to move back to Camp One for now.

Anita claims her group can live in the open sea. She believes the planet is trying to give us what we need to survive through the angel combs.

I insisted on giving them physicals. They are lucid and rational-no worse off than the rest of us. I can't prove that they are leaving because of Masefield. I can't convince Anita that she is in the thrall of a virus that compels her to the tree, like a rat whose parasites drive it into the cat's jaws.

I asked NoA not to reset them when they die, but I suspect it will anyway. Everyone will blame me. Well, so be it.

I must ask Nahema what will happen to the ecosystem if the Jubilee group eats everything.

[dead air]

Damn it. Damn it, damn it, damn it. Damn!

Buy me an oxygen tank 😄

Buy Me an Oxygen Tank at ko-fi.com

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