Logs of Jason Erikson

Log of Dr. Jason Erikson 09.09.1871
Whilst mining for ghost rock west of Dallas the confederate army have stumbled upon something of an anomaly, what they believe to be a living organism, cacooned in some green mass. Deciding that it may be of military interest, the army have commandeered the mine and are turning it into a facility for its study. They have asked me to oversee it. While this distracts me from my research into the medicinal effects of ghost rock, I am looking forward to the opportunity to study it more closely.

Log of Dr. Jason Erikson 10.01.1871
The specimen remains completely lifeless, the printouts the same every day. I do not wish to waste my time so I have returned to my studies. The simple soldiers here have proved most compliant when I tell them it is part of the experqiments we are doing with the specimen and an official order form on high. Perhaps this will prove a fruitful time after all.

Log of Jason Erikson 10.10.1871
Attempted a field test of my latest revitilisation elixir. Private Jones was a most fitting test subject. Sadly the results proved unsatisfactory. I despised of the failure in the storeroom.

Rusty M. (GM): Log Of Jason Erikson 10.11.1871
The first sign of life from the specimen! A tiny increase on the vital percentage. How exiting!

Log of Jason Erikson 10.22.1871
The specimen is becoming more active! The cacoon is slowly melting away, I believe the creature beneath is human! How fascinating. More peculiarly it seems to be REACTING to my experiments on the soldiers. I must continue my research, its for the good of science after all.

the good of science after all.
Log of Jason Erikson 11.01.1871
The soliders are becoming suspicious. They've realised that they are disappearing too fast to simply be being reassigned. I must defend the specimen. She is almost completely revealed now. I must finish my work! I must free her! I'm locking down the facility, and placing the controls in the room with her - then I will seal her with a switching the junk room and put my little arachnid friends there to guard them. They will have nowhere to go…