Consciousness Transfer Protocol: The Logs of a Helldiver

Background: CTP

HIGHLY CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS WITHIN

Access of the files within this collection is strictly prohibited without proper authorization from leadership of Super Earth Military AND CTP Development. Any and all entities found accessing these files will be declared a Democratic Security Risk and labeled for immediate termination.

HIGHLY CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS WITHIN

Greetings, Agent,

Your extensive career and incredibly dedication to the democracy of Super Earth has earned you an incredible oppurtunity. You are to read the following information to familiarize yourself with our new Consciousness Transfer Protocol (CTP). Using the provided information, you will observe the submitted logs of Helldiver Consciousness T-6590 (CTP Subject #4) to ensure proper function and security of the Protocol. Your immediate superiors have been notified of your new assignment. An apartment in a classified location has been prepared for your residence. A representative of the Super Earth Military is being dispatched to your current residence, and will arrive 48 hours after you recieve this assignment. You are to relocate immediately upon their arrival.

For Democracy,

General Vance

CONSCIOUSNESS TRANSFER PROTOCOL

The Consciousness Transfer Protocol, or CTP, is an experimental method of retaining knowledge, and therefore training and other costly resources, upon a Helldiver's death. As this project is incredibly expensive, even for the extensive wealth belonging to Super Earth, only 9 recruits were selected to test this item.

A chip is surgically placed in the brain of the subject just after they complete basic training. This tiny chip uploads the memories of the host unit to an encrypted database onboard the unit's Destroyer upon the host's death. Backup Helldivers are held in cryostasis aboard each of the testee's Destroyers, all with inactive chips.

As the "stored" soldiers are regaining consciousness, the chip activates. Chips are synced to the Destroyer's CTP database, allowing for instantaneous download of the entire memory of the previously active unit. It is unknown what will happen when the process of CTP reaches several repititions.

It is currently unknown precisely how much information can be stored in the human brain, with guesses ranging between roughly 76 terabytes to 2.5 petabytes (2,500 terabytes). However, the chips have the ability to store exactly 98 petabytes before being forced to clear space.

In the event of a chip reaching maximum capacity, all Helldiver bodies that are a part of the CTP experiment will be deemed "Inactive", along with the assigned Destroyer. The Destroyer will be moved back to Super Earth for a secure transfer of data. A team of researchers, psychologists, and military leaders are responsible for looking through the data, purging as much non-essential data as possible to create space for new information.

The following are considered Non-Essential Data

--- Any memories prior to completion of Helldiver Training (with the exception of immediate family)

--- Relationships formed after completion of Helldiver Training (with the exception of significant military personnel)

--- Travel routes that are already known or are otherwise of no use to the host or Super Earth

--- Extracurricular knowledge that is not required for the efficient completion of assigned missions (secondary languages, civilian hobbies/skills/trades, etc.)

This List is Subject to Change and Expansion at the Will of CTP Personnel

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Proceed further into this file collection to begin reading the manually-written logs of Helldiver Consciousness T-6590 and his hosts. Expect a new log to be submitted within 6 hours of the host's return to assigned CTP Destroyer, the SES Prophet of Eternity.