Saturday 28 February 2015

Post #12: Experiment #3 - Obedience (Update #1: Past Reflexes)

I decided to unchain my test subject. They are still in the cellar. I understand that it is quite dangerous to keep the test subject unrestrained like that, however, I've spent an entire week asking the same questions. Questions about Slenerman, Azoth, how the subject got involved, everything connected to the fears and every single time the same answer: No recollection of such events.

Luckily, the test subject did have the recollection of their name, their upbringing and etc. However, that was it, so I did some research, it says that the test subject went missing and have been missing for 7 years, the test subject's home state declared them dead. This is where the test subject draws a blank.

Could it be, that by making the Azoth back off from the brain, the test subject forgot everything the moment Azoth was implemented into their body? If that's the case than the injection of Azoth must have been severe, since it should have immediately worked it's way up to the brain. In small dosages, Azoth doesn't go directly for the brain, it manifests, it needs time, hence, the memories would stay intact even after the introduction to Slenderman.

Regardless, the reason why I unchained the test subject, is because whenever they answered the questions I asked, there was something in their face expression when I observed them, while they were answering. It's as if based on only the face expressions I was able to tell that the test subject is telling the truth. It sounds ridiculous and extremely "Out of character" for my analytical self and yet, that's the feeling that kept creeping back and stalking me. Probably something left over from my past self.

And if they truly are telling the truth, I see no reason for keeping them chained up like a dog.

I'm trying to get a lie detector in order to see if the test subject is telling the truth, which will take some time. However, again, there's a possibility the lie detector won't be able to tell me anything, since, as I said many times before, Azoth is capable of controlling the human's nervous system.

Wednesday 18 February 2015

Post #11: Alternative #1 - Sanctuary

In the beginning it was just the Slenderman, then came along others and for a while it was only them, however, over the course of this mess came along creatures that don't seem to fit with the Fears. This is the purpose of this new section, to analyze these other entities, or as I like to call them "The Alternatives".

Today I will talk about Sanctuary, the introduction to this alternative came along from a blog called "Daily life With Roy" and the creatures presence began back in April 13th, 2013, when Roy on the verge of death crawled towards a door that wasn't there before, and opened it, after which he passed out.

In his next post, Roy described the place where he woke up as "Eden":
There were beautiful trees all around and a large waterfall that turned into a small stream. What was slightly eerie though was the lack of animals. No birds or anything. -Roy.

This is where he met Sagari. A girl that has long, green hair (Which is natural according to her) and looks like she is in her twenties (22), she is also really pale.

"Sagari" in translation according to Sagari herself, also means "Sanctuary" while I'm not sure which language translation that is but upon further research of the word I found out that Sagari's are Japanese ghost's that take the form of grotesque horse heads, which drop down from Hackberry trees to startle travelers on the road. Apparently the ghost's represent all the dead horses, which died during travels and the bodies of which were just left alone, apparently, when a horse's soul begins to leave its body, the soul can get caught up in the trees and transform into these ghosts, failing to pass onto the afterlife. In translation from Japanese Sagari means "Hanging" (Also, Sagari in translation from Hindi means "Sea Breeze").

She then proceeds to tell Roy where he is and what she is. She says that he is in Sanctuary and that she, herself is Sanctuary. Sanctuary, according to Sagari and the description that Roy gave us, seems to be a pocket dimension, same as The Path, Empty City and etc.

She then proceeds to say that she wants Roy to work for her, to be her "Proxy" however, she states that she is not one of the Fears:
I am not one of those monsters you call a fear. I simply am an entity that wants this war to end. -Sagari.

In order to convince Roy to join her, she promises to grant him powers, which will allow him to free Proxies from the influence of Slenderman, but not all of them, some are apparently "Too far gone." She then proved this strength by getting rid of Slenderman's influence over Roy. However, all of these promises would turn out to be a lie. This power wasn't freeing people from the influence, it was just blocking it, it wasn't even counter destroying it like Acidus and Azoth, just blocking, which means that this power seems to be a lot more weaker than the influence of Slenderman.

Moving on, Sagari then would admit in the comments that she, in fact, is not The Sanctuary itself:
I can understand why he would think I was some kind of supernatural entity but I'm not, I am human though a powerful one. Sanctuary is sentient though....similar to the empty city just not evil. -Sagari (Answering one of the comments).

This what's going to make this analysis real tough, because Sagari is a complete liar. In her first meeting with Roy, she said that she was Sanctuary itself, she also lied about the powers getting rid of Slenderman's influence, she was lying, to get Roy onto her side for whatever reason. Even after admitting to those lies, she continued to lie:

She also explained that she could manipulate sanctuary to look as she wanted. It's also apparently impossible for me to permanently die while in sanctuary. Strange.  -Roy

I doubt that she was manipulating anything, I believe that Sanctuary was telling her what to do, while it took form. I'm not sure about the whole "Not dying" part, see this sentence was an explanation, because a few sentences before this one, Roy described The Sacntuary to be on fire and he was being attacked by an old enemy, who managed to injure him heavily, injuries which could cause death. However, the facade was lifted, all of it was an illusion created by the Sanctuary, so all the injuries could have been an illusion as well. Previously we found out that Slenderman can manipulate cells in your brain to create false senses, like passion. Sanctuary could be capable of doing the same, by manipulating cells in your brain, I'm sure you can create the illusion of pain. Another lie? Quite possibly.

Moving on.

Sagari would then give Roy his assignment, he was to retrieve some Azoth for her, why? That was never explained. Roy never did retrieve some Azoth, however, along the way, he was given a second mission by her. He was ordered to either kill, or free (From Slenderman's influence) a few proxies which were on the list, however, I doubt that he was ordered by the Sanctuary, I assume that this secondary mission was of Sagari's desire:
"I feel some proxies need to be taken care of. Their kill count is growing. They need to be taken care of."     
-Sagari.

She says that she feels the need to take care of some proxies, not the Sanctuary. I assume she got caught up in her own lies.

She also lied about his choice to either kill or free them, because later on she would drop by his place, tie him up and torture him in order to convince him to begin killing them, one proxy in particular that she wanted him to kill was KnitWolf, another blogger here who met her demise recently, she was a proxy and got really friendly with Roy, despite them being on opposite sides of this conflict. Sagari saw their relationship grow and wanted Roy to kill KnitWolf. Could have been a test of loyalty, but later it would prove to be nothing but selfishness.

Furthermore, Sagari was the person who involved Roy's girlfriend into this mess, so indirectly, she was responsible for her death and Roy's misfortunes. So already she has her eyes on Roy, but was it of her selfish desire, or did the Sanctuary order it? The reason why it's hard to pin point who's order it was, is because of the following statement:
"I saw your potential Roy! Izzy was a necessary loss. Don't you see that? I had amazing plans for you. You would do so much good! But then...." She looked at Wolf, hatred burning in her eyes. "She came along and corrupted you. When Izzy died you were supposed to finally see people like her for what they truly were......monsters!" -Sagari

Again the "I", moving on.

After being tortured by Sagari, Roy wanted to find a different sanctuary to rest and heal up, KnitWolf offered him a stay at her place (Which is protected). He agreed. However, few posts later, Roy and KnitWolf were planning on facing Sagari and finishing her off so they set out to battle her.

“You take everything from me!” I heard Sagari yell. Wolf was dodging around Sagari's sword as she tried to stab her. “My brother was fourteen when that thing you serve found us!” She snarled “It took his mind and made him kill our parents! Do you know what happened after he killed my parents?” Sagari continued “He snapped out of it then and killed himself after he realized what he did!” I knew I had lost too much blood. The edge of my vision began to go black. I could barely make out what Sagari was saying. “All I have left is revenge. I won’t rest until your master and all of your kind is destroyed!” -Sagari.

And there's our motive, revenge.

So what is Sanctuary? I believe it is much like the Empty City an entity that is also a location. Sagari is not The Sanctuary, she is it's servant. One day Sagari lived through the tragedy and while vulnerable, Sanctuary opened itself up to her and decided to recruit her. For what purpose? Building an army? Could be, but if so, then it is building it's army very carefully. For example, if it was Sanctuary's orders for Sagari to get Roy and his girlfriend involved, then the Sanctuary wanted to recruit Roy, but in order to do so, he had to re-live a traumatic tragedy which would break him, Sanctuary would then open itself up to him and offer him whatever he desired. In this case, Roy wanted nothing but to save people's lives and avoid killing them, so the Sanctuary ordered Sagari to lie about it's powers on freeing people of Slenderman's influence. Sagari was promised revenge. Two of the promises clashed and Sagari, overwhelmed with hatred, began to pursue her own goals.

So what are the powers of the Sanctuary other than shifting itself? Well, apparently it's servants have the ability to block the influence of Slenderman's Azoth. However, if it was Acidus for example, it would get rid of both Azoth and Acidus, however, Sanctuary's power can only block Azoth, showing that it's not on the same level as Azoth and is a little bit weaker.

It's servants also become faster and stronger, but that is it.

In short, Sanctuary is yet another Fear, which tries to deceive you in order to get you on it's side, it waits until it's possible servants are during their worst time, then it opens itself up to them and promises to give them, something they desire.

To this very day both Sagari and Roy are still alive, Roy started a new blog that you can check out here.

Saturday 14 February 2015

Post #10: Experiment #3 - Obedience

Everybody remembers how various people tried using electricity against Slenderman? For a short period of time, people believed that it had some sort of effect on Slenderman, however it was proven otherwise, when the creature showed that it did not effect it in any way.

However, there is an effect.

That's what I've been doing for the past couple of weeks, I've been electrocuting a Proxy.

I know it sounds horrible, but bear with me.

During the time of my absence, I was outside, hunting for a test subject. To be more precise, I was trying to capture a Hollowed Proxy, those, who's minds are completely engulfed in Azoth and they are nothing but puppets.

Luckily, I was able to capture such a Proxy, using the good old fashion trick of applying chloroform to the face.

I chained up the subject and placed them in my cellar, where the only way out was the entrance door.

After that, my daily routine consisted of electrocuting the test subject. The test subject was electrocuted every 2 hours of every day. With every new day, the voltage level would increase by 15 volt. Overall the reactions would always be the same: pointless snarls, moans and groans. There would be a few rare occasions when the test subject would outright yell.

Finally, when I reached 450 volt-shock level, the Test Subject went unconscious. After 22 minutes, The Test Subject woke up and for the first time ever, began questioning on where they were and what is going on. First proper sentence I heard coming from the Test Subject.

I explained the situation. They said that they don't understand what I'm talking about and that all they wanted to do was go home. They didn't know what Azoth was, nor what the Slenderman was. Failing to identify whether they were telling the truth or it was Azoth manipulating the human body to lie, I still kept the Test Subject sustained.

I stopped electrocuting them for now. I took their blood sample and I was correct in my suspicions, the Azoth is still in the blood stream, which means two things:

1. As I said before, it could be Azoth manipulating the human body into lying.
2. The Test Subject retained control of their mind, after several electrocutions.

Now I am just observing the behavior of the Test Subject, unknowingly to them. All this time, they kept acting normally, the expressions of their face would change accordingly to their mood.