Log 4 Awakening
Author: Dr. Leon
Alas, the formula (that Professor Patrick had informed me of) was sent to my wife's personal computer this morning.
Though it might be far too complicated for me or my wife's field of knowledge, but he managed to compile everything into a simple transfer file. All I need to do is to burn the data into a new compact CD, and all the rest can be done with a single click.
As of today, the modifications on the containment unit had been completed without accidents and injuries. Newest reports have stated that specimen CV-01 has finally reached the targeted age according to our research procedure and I understand clearly about what I'll have to do later.
Security was tightened slightly, as far as I can see. At least two guards were stationed at some gates leading to the laboratory, guarding the specimen from any potential threats. Of course, I don't think this was the only reason either; since the specimen has already reached targeted age, there is a certain risk that the specimen might wake up at any moment, let alone escaping the laboratory.
The data inside my wife's computer was scheduled to be processed into a compact CD as soon as she's ready. Well… the problem is her working shift is yet to come until this afternoon and only she is able to operate the computer stationed for her usage.
Still, I couldn't help the fact that I haven't came across the thought of examining the specimen using my own two eyes… although the specimen is just a bullet-proof glass wall away, I've never actually stopped to take a good look at her.
And that's where I noticed that she's staring at me.
Fear overtook me first when I noticed that the specimen is already awake, but she seemed oblivious to how I felt when she tilted her head in curiosity. I'm surprised that no one actually noticed that she's awake at this moment.
Before I knew what was going on, a fellow scientist whom had just entered the laboratory to work his shift let out a terrified yell and quickly pressed the emergency switch. Even though I ordered him to stop, there was no stopping after that switch was pressed.
Sirens quickly went off as the mechanical doors slid from the sides, attempting to form another layer of impenetrable steel wall to protect the specimen from harm. Worst yet, the emergency switch caused a system lockdown within the laboratory, completely rendering all controls within the sector useless.
To make things worse, our ears started to scream in pain when the laboratory was hit by an ultrasonic wave. While there was nothing we can possibly do, the fellow scientist fainted after he endured a full minute of the irritating sound. After about two or three minutes of mind shattering endurance, I could hear another voice calling out for me while the ultrasonic wave threatened to destroy my ear…
'Please… somebody… help… scary…!'