Journal Page (Note)

There are 3 Journal Page Notes. All are purple notes, and written in English by Athetos or a Variant of him.

Journal Page (Xedur)

Transcript

It calls itself Xedur. I don't know how I know this, but I do. Strange that such a thing would have language... stranger still that it would have a personal identity.

I am not sure how long I can last. I lose more and more each passing day. Sound is a deafening throb. Sight is a kaleidoscopic fire. Smell and taste open up entire worlds of terror. The worst is touch, a tingling, writhing, itching mass.

It is expanding, supplanting. There won't be anything to save when it's done.

About the Note

This note details the observations of one of Athetos' clones toward another clone, as well as his own gradual transformation into a Variant. It cannot have been written by the original Athetos since the original would have known that he was the one who genetically modified the clones.

Location

The Note titled "Journal Page" that discusses Xedur can be found in the middle-bottom portion of Absu, in a room filled with the pink and purple flying doughnut rings. It can be obtained by glitching some hidding blocks and jumping to the ledge above.

Prerequisites

• Axiom Disruptor

Journal Page (Uruku)

Transcript

We know that the mind, like Euclid's algorithm, is eternal, existing equally across all universes in which it appears. It can never perceive its own demise, rather, the instances which do not cease carry on for those that do. For most of us this happens without us being any the wiser.

But, what of Uruku? This is not so much death as a deadly, aberrant dementia. The algorithm itself is twisted, changing from one moment to the next. There is not any one point at which Athetos ends and Uruku begins, simply a continuum of torment.

Where I to die now, would I awaken, mercifully, as my former self, or as this amalgamation, forever seeing danger in every shadow?

About the Note

This note is a remark by the original Athetos toward Uruku, one of his clones that he experimented on who is also one of the bosses Trace encounters ingame.

Journal Page (Breach Pockets)

Transcript

I've hidden some of our more sensitive items in the breach pockets appearing here and there. The Rusalki won't go in; it interferes with their electronics.