Passenger's Diary
July 14th
Orders came from the boss today.
Looks like we're in charge of investigating the remains of the Arkley Mountains laboratory.
We're moving in two groups. The initial group is assigned to start checking what's left of the abandoned experiment.
July 16th
Unfortunately, the test production of B.O.W. (Type-Y139) had to be suspended because of this investigation.
It's the same with Type-Y139. There's still so much we don't know about responses to the crustacean t-virus. There's a lot of interesting research left...
Depending on the species and nurturing conditions, only minute doses of "T" bring about remarkable changes in solidity, size, multiplication of internal toxins, and brain development. If these effects can be controlled, a powerful weapon could be produced.
But the sudden development of the shell results in a corresponding fragility. Certain areas become exceedingly weak.
Problematically, one of these areas is the head carapace.
This lab we are going to - were they pursuing the same research? It would certainly help to find data and samples that would help us in our research.
June 19th
The day is finally approaching...
I am growing more anxious.
The Raccoon City newspapers and TV stations are full of reports about the bizarre murders in the suburbs.
It can't be the virus. Can it? If it is...
No. I can't think of that now. I have to concentrate on the investigation and make sure it goes smoothly.
