What I unearthed... were the Company's logs from after.
[ After the woman known as Rachel Claudius had been eliminated for deviating from the Company's interests in pursuit of her own objectives, though whatever those ambitions had been, the Director could not say. As large as the Company is, its many divisions are oftentimes independent silos, autonomous until the moment when they are deemed ineffective, if not dangerous to the whole, and are brought before the attention of the Nine and the corporation's upper echelons. It is rare that that a project gone awry would not be completed stricken from the Company's records, but as Julius had been kept alive where Rachel Claudius had not been, some information had been retained, enough for Sion to formulate a solution for containing the cells which no suppressant could truly touch. ]
Data, which had been salvaged from the initial eugenics experiment, though I also studied the composition of my own body, and the cellular transformation which I underwent many years ago.
[ Lowering his eyes, he goes quiet for a moment, a pensive air enshrouding him when he speaks again: ]
But there was nothing from before your time as an Enforcer. Julius...
[ And then his eyes flick up, catching with grey, solemn and heavy with the question even before it falls from his lips— ]
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[ After the woman known as Rachel Claudius had been eliminated for deviating from the Company's interests in pursuit of her own objectives, though whatever those ambitions had been, the Director could not say. As large as the Company is, its many divisions are oftentimes independent silos, autonomous until the moment when they are deemed ineffective, if not dangerous to the whole, and are brought before the attention of the Nine and the corporation's upper echelons. It is rare that that a project gone awry would not be completed stricken from the Company's records, but as Julius had been kept alive where Rachel Claudius had not been, some information had been retained, enough for Sion to formulate a solution for containing the cells which no suppressant could truly touch. ]
Data, which had been salvaged from the initial eugenics experiment, though I also studied the composition of my own body, and the cellular transformation which I underwent many years ago.
[ Lowering his eyes, he goes quiet for a moment, a pensive air enshrouding him when he speaks again: ]
But there was nothing from before your time as an Enforcer. Julius...
[ And then his eyes flick up, catching with grey, solemn and heavy with the question even before it falls from his lips— ]
What happened to you?