Result summarization of experiment VMVE_H 72.
Void matter used is standard.
Void extract used is from the most recent batch (I235A)
Study is over a period of 7 days per individual if not stated otherwise
Subject A is exposed to the ambient radiation of void matter for 1 hour on the first day.
Subject A follows established A1 radiation timeline, as expected. Loss of appetite, dizziness, fever, hallucinations, mania, sudden liquification, all within established parameters.
Subject B is exposed to the general presence of void extract for 1 hour per day.
Subject B shows no reaction to the extract, measurements of void traces within the body do not change at any stage. Subject is released into the holding pen with other C short-termers each day, no radiation spread detected. All effects inert.
Subject C is injected with 2 mL of void matter
Subject C is locked into a test chair during injection. Subject C follows established VMVH_H 3 experiment timeline, as expected. Discomfort is immediate, veins visibly darken outward from injection site and spread rapidly. Within 60 seconds, the matter injected hits the heart and subject goes into cardiac arrest. Subject is deceased in another 60 seconds, body begins to liquify from the inside out. Full disintegration is complete within 20 minutes.
Subject D is injected with 2 mL of void extract
Subject D is locked into a test chair during injection. Subject D experiences mild discomfort, but no other immediate, adverse symptoms noted. Subject D is released into the holding pen with other C short-termers, but no radiation spread is detected. Over the following six days, Subject D reports feeling sluggish, bouts of mild nausea, fatigue, full body aches, and issues with focusing, but symptoms clear up by the end of the 7th day.
Void traces within the body are increased on a miniscule scale, but do not radiate. On day 8, subject is given an IV flush, a cognitive shot, and reintegrated into their normal duties above.
Subject D is marked for further experiment retention for void extract.
Subject E consumes 1/4th cup of void matter
Subject E follows established A1 radiation timeline on a slightly-expedited timescale. Subject E dissolves on day 4.
Subject F consumes 1/4th cup of void extract
Subject F shows no signs of distress, aside from expressing disgust at the taste and a mild stomach rumble for a few minutes after consumption. Subject F is released into the holding pen with other C short-termers, but no radiation spread is detected.
Void traces within the body are increased on a miniscule scale, but do not radiate. On day 8, subject is given an IV flush, a cognitive shot, and reintegrated into their normal duties above.
Subject F is marked for further experiment retention for void extract.
It is of my opinion that, for this wing of research, we have learned all that we can on the human body's reaction to void matter (the “beast” mutation is still fascinating, but its study is outside my duties). Each test result has remained consistent for the past 31 VMVE experiments. This is not to say that I am against further tests to be proven otherwise, of course, but I feel our attention should be focused elsewhere.
IE: The most recent iteration of void extract has started to show promising results that align with our goals. This extract seems to minimally increase trace levels within the body through being introduced internally in some way (outward physical contact or ambient exposure provides no effect) and has minimal side effects.
Once introduced to the body, it only affects the individual and does not spread outward, theoretically allowing for a controlled expansion within the populace. Given the reactions thus far, mixing it with food would be the best way to go about this for both discretion and minimizing discomfort.
I would advise you to put in a request for further quantities of I235A for more testing. I would also advise we test continual increments of I235A on a larger selection of subjects. Hypothetically, with this method, I believe we may be able to achieve our sought-after goal of full saturation to safely persist through and after the Void Snap.
Please send this hypothesis up the chain of command to Main, as I believe the founders would be quite interested in seeing further results. If it produces favorable outcomes, then we may both find ourselves safely stationed at Main.