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GAVIRUL was the name given to a specimen whose body was recovered from the [[relics]] site at [[Beilan Island]] in 1962. It was known by the Chinese researchers under the scientific name "Officer" (尉). The name GAVIRUL is derived form its speculative role as a guardian of the relics site.<ref name=Files2 /> GAVIRUL's DNA was believed to be the key to activating relics site, and reconstructing its complete gene sequence became the goal of several nations trying to replicate [[Collapse Technology]]. | GAVIRUL was the name given to a specimen whose body was recovered from the [[relics]] site at [[Beilan Island]] in 1962. It was known by the Chinese researchers under the scientific name "Officer" (尉). The name GAVIRUL is derived form its speculative role as a guardian of the relics site.<ref name=Files2 /> GAVIRUL's DNA was believed to be the key to activating relics site, and reconstructing its complete gene sequence became the goal of several nations trying to replicate [[Collapse Technology]]. | ||
| − | Only one GAVIRUL was known to exist before the [[Second Beilan Island Incident]], when several embryos were briefly found in the Beilan Island relics site before its destruction.<ref name=Files9> | + | Only one GAVIRUL was known to exist before the [[Second Beilan Island Incident]], when several embryos were briefly found in the Beilan Island relics site before its destruction.<ref name=Files9>[[The Art of Girls' Frontline Vol.1]], Confidential Files, part. 9</ref> |
==Black Lily and White Rose project== | ==Black Lily and White Rose project== | ||
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Neither subjects shown any difference with normal humans during their growth into infants. Their gene sequences were codenamed Lachesis for Lily and Atropos for Rose and placed in cryogenic storage. The accelerated growth of the sisters made them look 14 at age 7, and on the 15th year of the project, the only noticeable differences with non-hybrids humans were heightened muscular strength and prefrontal cortex activity. No relics reacted to their presence. On its 20th year, the first GAVIRUL Reproduction Project was declared a failure and the UNRSA's focus was diverted to direct search for relics. Funds for the project were rieirected to the development of the [[Weight Bearing]] system. Embryo samples and observation logs were archived. | Neither subjects shown any difference with normal humans during their growth into infants. Their gene sequences were codenamed Lachesis for Lily and Atropos for Rose and placed in cryogenic storage. The accelerated growth of the sisters made them look 14 at age 7, and on the 15th year of the project, the only noticeable differences with non-hybrids humans were heightened muscular strength and prefrontal cortex activity. No relics reacted to their presence. On its 20th year, the first GAVIRUL Reproduction Project was declared a failure and the UNRSA's focus was diverted to direct search for relics. Funds for the project were rieirected to the development of the [[Weight Bearing]] system. Embryo samples and observation logs were archived. | ||
| − | The tracks of Lily and Rose were lost during the chaos of [[World War Three]], but fragmentary accounts report they were used in operations against [[ELID]]s after the war.<ref name=Files2> | + | The tracks of Lily and Rose were lost during the chaos of [[World War Three]], but fragmentary accounts report they were used in operations against [[ELID]]s after the war.<ref name=Files2>[[The Art of Girls' Frontline Vol.1]], Confidential Files, part. 2</ref> |
==Three Goddesses project== | ==Three Goddesses project== | ||
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The Lachesis genes extracted from Lily during the previous project were reportedly lost during [[World War Three]] (speculations say that the Coalition actually hid them), and Williams worked with the Atropos genes from Rose. Specimens were obtained both from growth in artificial wombs and in live volunteers. Technical improvements led to the non viability rates to drop from the original 98.9% to 72.3%. Three embryos survived: G-179 [[Jefuty]], G-214 [[Noel (Bakery Girl)|Noel]] and G-264 [[Lunasia]], which inherited Rose's growth patterns and genetic defects. Jefuty was the only one delivered through natural means. The names given by Williams have been attributed to come from a certain constellation. | The Lachesis genes extracted from Lily during the previous project were reportedly lost during [[World War Three]] (speculations say that the Coalition actually hid them), and Williams worked with the Atropos genes from Rose. Specimens were obtained both from growth in artificial wombs and in live volunteers. Technical improvements led to the non viability rates to drop from the original 98.9% to 72.3%. Three embryos survived: G-179 [[Jefuty]], G-214 [[Noel (Bakery Girl)|Noel]] and G-264 [[Lunasia]], which inherited Rose's growth patterns and genetic defects. Jefuty was the only one delivered through natural means. The names given by Williams have been attributed to come from a certain constellation. | ||
| − | The project continued despite the souring of Coalition-Union relations, but by 2084 Williams and Philip's ideals started to differ, slowing the project. In 2085, the Antarctic research team began leaving Berlin as ordered, but Coalition agents interfered and not all scientists could return. Philip and his family were detained in Canberra, and as they were evacuated during one of the mass unrest, only his son was able to be returned, with the Coalition declaring Philip and his wife had been killed during an incident. As for the specimens, Noel was in the hands of the Coalition, Lunasia was under Union control, and Jefuty's whereabouts were unknown. No great advances were made on Collapse Technology despite each faction controlling a specimen, bearing the conclusion that neither Noel nor Lunasia could activate relics. Both factions tried to find Jefuty, hoping that the unique circumstances of her birth would have affected her capabilities, but they were unable to locate her.<ref name=Files6> | + | The project continued despite the souring of Coalition-Union relations, but by 2084 Williams and Philip's ideals started to differ, slowing the project. In 2085, the Antarctic research team began leaving Berlin as ordered, but Coalition agents interfered and not all scientists could return. Philip and his family were detained in Canberra, and as they were evacuated during one of the mass unrest, only his son was able to be returned, with the Coalition declaring Philip and his wife had been killed during an incident. As for the specimens, Noel was in the hands of the Coalition, Lunasia was under Union control, and Jefuty's whereabouts were unknown. No great advances were made on Collapse Technology despite each faction controlling a specimen, bearing the conclusion that neither Noel nor Lunasia could activate relics. Both factions tried to find Jefuty, hoping that the unique circumstances of her birth would have affected her capabilities, but they were unable to locate her.<ref name=Files6>[[The Art of Girls' Frontline Vol.1]], Confidential Files, part. 6</ref> |
| − | The search for Jefuty ended in 2092 during the [[First Antarctic War]], where she was seized by the Coalition.<ref name=Files7> | + | The search for Jefuty ended in 2092 during the [[First Antarctic War]], where she was seized by the Coalition.<ref name=Files7>[[The Art of Girls' Frontline Vol.1]], Confidential Files, part. 7</ref> In 2094, Jefuty and Noel were declared MIA after the total destruction of the Bear's Den relics site during [[operation Kindle]].<ref name=Files8>[[The Art of Girls' Frontline Vol.1]], Confidential Files, part. 8</ref> At the time, the subjects demonstrated superhuman capacities, like enhanced speed, strength and hearing,<ref>[[Codename: Bakery Girl]], chapter 10</ref> and the ability to survive massive damage and even for their body to re-assemble even after being blown apart.<ref>[[Codename: Bakery Girl]], chapter 8</ref> |
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