[ TT ] You were on death row , except instead of being injected with lethal poison you were secretly injected you with a sleep serum causing you to temporarily appear dead . They confiscate your `` corpse '' for research purposes . You wake up to a unbearably horrific sight .

Blank mind. Don ’ t think. I don ’ t want to think. I have to not think. I must not think. I ’ m scared. Don ’ t think about it. My body is shaking. I feel the needle. It stink. It ’ s happening. STOP thinking about it. I ’ m too scared to think about it. Keep your mind blank. Don ’ t think about WHY you have to. Just keep it blank. Come on. Why is it taking so long. I feel it. I don ’ t want to die. I ’ m scared. I don ’ t want to. blank mind. stop... thinking... 
 
 The inmate number 295031 is confirmed dead. No vital signs detected. The assisting doctor confirm the time of death. No complication to report. Another prisoner successfully purged his sentence. 
 
 Garret Fischer is no longer in the care of the Arizona Department of Corrections. Instead, he is now under the expense of the black budget of the United States Department of Defense. His “ corpse ” is being transported to a secret facility near the superstition mountains. About 80 miles off the Florence State Prison, his last place of residence. Thank to a clever mix of drugs designed to induce a deep state of sleep while simulating the death process of the human body, the world believe him dead. Which make him a perfect subject for project Humain. 
 
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 A blinding light. Is that it? My eyes are being burned by some white light. But it ’ s the only feeling I have. My body feel absent. Only my mind is awake. I can smell too, and hear. 
 
 “ God dammit, what are those idiots doing? ” 
 “ The back up generator seem to have kicked in ” 
 “ No sign of malfunction from the machine... not from the critical ones anyway ” 
 “ All right people! We are on a tight schedule here! We can ’ t take too much time on this or the subject might deteriorate. The machines are fine. Let ’ s keep going ” 
 
 The white begin to fade away and my vision slowly come back to me. I was being blinded by a neon light. It ’ s still so white around me. My head. I still can ’ t move my head. All I can see is the ceiling and the neon light. I ’ m so confuse. I never saw those kind of light in the prison. Is this the infirmary? Did something went wrong during my... execution. I still can ’ t move. I hear people shuffling around me. 
 
 I also hear the sound of machines, tools being moved around, people walking, and a squishy sound that I can ’ t quite make out. I must be in the infirmary, that ’ s the only explanation. But it doesn ’ t look like the infirmary. My vision keep improving. My peripheral view is clearer now and I start to distinguish the room in finer details. 
 
 There ’ s men in medical garb hunched over my body. I can also make out medical equipment circling my body. One of those machine seem to be pumping gas into a nasal mask I ’ m wearing. What is going on? I just want to shout but my body is still unresponsive. 
 
 The medical staff are completely focused on their work. They don ’ t seem to be aware that I ’ m awake. Fuck. What ’ s going on! And why are their drab cover in blood? Shit, why? I don ’ t like this. Why can ’ t my body move? What are they doing to me? Come on, fuck! 
 
 “ OK, the liver is done. ” 
 “ Good, prepare the bone saw ” 
 “ Coming ” 
 
 I ’ m panicking. Calm down. Something brown was passed around. What are they pulling out? I can ’ t see! Did I heard liver? What the fuck! I ’ m scared. I hear a mechanical buzzing sound. It ’ s biting into something. I can feel a vibration in my bone. My vision is shaking slightly. They are cutting me up are they? They are cutting ME! God! I can ’ t do anything. Come on piece of shit, move! Why can ’ t my body move! 
 
 “ All right, the costal cartillage is segmented. Pull out the cage. ” 
 
 Was that my fucking rib cage? It ’ s out! I just want to black out. Get me out! I was supposed to be dead! Why am I not dead! Fuck! FUCK! 
 
 “ OK, the lungs are out. Let ’ s turn off the isoflurane anaesthetic and switch to the Halan neural inhibitor. And prepare the... ” 
 
 He see me! Our eyes are locked together! Please! Please put my lungs back in! PLEASE! I ’ m begging you! 
 
 “ NURSE! The patient is awake! How did that happen! Get going with the neural inhibitor, quick! ” 
 
 YES! They are doing something! Make me sleep or kill me! I don ’ t care anymore! I just want everything to stop. I don ’ t want to look anymore. No sound, no sight. No nothing! Just make me dead. 
 
 “ God dammit... ”, Doctor Lewis let out as the patient finally lose consciousness. He will have to fill a report on the incident later today. He could have done without. What in the hell happen there. He will have to call in the technician team to look at the machine and pinpoint what went wrong. Maybe it was the black out we had 15 minute ago. But all the machine seemed fined... Anyway, he still had a job to do. 
 
 “ All right people... Again... We are short on time. Let ’ s finish this guy off and scratch our head later. ” 
 
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 Incident report # 3 
 Black out and anesthesia failure. 
 
 To: Chief Mitchel, Head of Project Humain 
 From: Doctor Lewis, Head of the Humain medical department 
 
 On the morning of November 16th 2033, the medical team, leaded by myself ( Doctor Rich Lewis ), was proceeding to the Boyle ’ s Cranium Preparation for Machine Integration surgery on patient # 12 ( Garret Fischer ). 
 Ninety seven minute after the initiation of the process an electrical black out - caused by the maintenance team B - induce a flash interruption of the power alimenting all the machines in the surgery room. Thankfully, all critical medical machinery are equipped with a back up power supply design to last at least 5 minutes. This back up exist for this exact situation. The department emergency generator went on mere second after the outage and provided us with all the power needed to finish the operation without consequences on the quality of the subject. 
 
 However, during the power surge, the anesthesia machine had a malfunction and reduce the quantity of isoflurane, an anesthesia inducing gas, being administered and provoke an unscheduled consciousness episode by patient # 12. We estimate the consciousness episode to have lasted around 9 minutes before the medical team proceed to cut the consciousness of the patient using the Halan neural inhibitor, as was scheduled in the operation procedure. 
 
 The deficient machine has been send to the technicians for maintenance. We do not expect any bad repercussion on the quality of the brain extracted from patient # 12. We recommend, without reserve, the integration of the brain into the Pattern Recognition Module of the H.M.I. as planned. 
 
 Doctor Lewis 
 Medical Department 
 
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 Re: Incident report # 3 
 Black out and anesthesia failure. 
 
 To: Doctor Lewis, Head of the Humain medical department 
 From: Chief Mitchel, Head of Project Humain 
 
 Doctor Lewis, 
 
 As per your recommendation, Patient # 12 ‘ s brain as been implemented into the Humain Machine Intelligence Project and I am very pleased with your timely handling of the situation. 
 
 Doctor Kapour will be, as usual, reporting the performance impact of the upgraded Pattern Recognition Module as soon as possible. He expect the H.M.I. to be once again limited by the human modules of the Project in about 6 months. For now, # 12 should allow a steady growth of our Threat Detection capability but expect a new arrival sooner than usual. The success of the machine is astonishing. We might need to find other sources of brain in the short future. Which mean more work for you Doctor. 
 
 Karl Mitchel 
 Project Chief 
 Human Machine Intelligence Project
