About SOUVENIR DEPARTMENT
The Souvenir Department functions directly under the Lab's innermost circle.
On the surface, their role is simple: manage public relations through the release of sanctioned items.
But their true purpose is filtering which fragments of the Lab’s findings make it past the walls and which remain buried.
Every product—whether apparel, artifact, or insignia—is not only reviewed but designed to reflect the Lab’s calculated control.
Released data points, concealed symbols, and carefully distressed finishes hint at greater experiments in motion.
They don’t merely distribute merchandise; they shape narratives, ensuring the boundary between participant and observer remains blurred.
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About CYANIDE LAB
Deep within an undisclosed research facility, Cyanide Lab operates on the thin line between progress and chaos.
Our mission is singular: to decode the long-term effects of endotoxin saturation on human resilience, cognition, and evolution.
It is said that the Lab’s structure itself mirrors its operating philosophy.
From above, the facility reveals a layered, triangular formation—three concentric bands encircling a central core.
Each layer houses one of the Lab’s essential divisions: research, communications, and security.
At the center lies the heart of operations, where all decisions are synthesized, and authority converges quietly yet decisively.
A design that is both a physical space and a subtle reminder: that control is always layered.
Officially, our findings remain classified.
Unofficially, fragments of our research leak through in the form of curated artifacts—delivered to the public by the Souvenir Department.
These items are more than products; they are byproducts of controlled experiments, each piece embedded with data points, material irregularities, and deliberate imperfections. Nothing leaves the Lab without serving a purpose.
Participation is voluntary. Survival is conditional.
About TEAM ZETA
Team Zeta is the frontline division at Cyanide Lab, entrusted with the most unstable and high-risk trials.
Specializing in direct exposure research, they navigate uncharted territories where endotoxin concentrations exceed safe thresholds.
Led by Dr. Aris, Team Zeta engages in live subject testing with a primary objective of tracking anomalies observed in both biological specimens and human behavior.
Their research zeroes in on the unique interplay between horseshoe crab blood properties and the psychological impact of endotoxin accumulation.
Emotional instability, cognitive shifts, and potential evolutionary markers are meticulously recorded.
While most teams observe from a distance, Team Zeta enters the contamination zones headfirst.
Their work is dangerous and often irreversible, but it is essential to our understanding of adaptability under pressure.
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