Investigation Report on the Quick-Access Portals on the Black Shores

A report with an appendix over 10 pages long of meticulous data analysis. Whoever submitted it was conscientious; that much is clear.

Applicant: Gardner, Monica
Application Type: Clearance Application
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Body Text:
A causality assessment of the collected data confirmed a normal distribution, with no significant anomalies detected. However, during real-time regional information monitoring, unnatural frequency fluctuations were observed, specifically associated with the access doors.

To verify these findings, a 48-hour real-time data investigation was conducted. Access to the Black Shores system database enabled the correction of anomalous entries and the isolation of a dataset exhibiting characteristics linked to the access doors. Hypotheses were subsequently formulated, followed by a regression analysis and re-simulated modeling based on historical data and relevant theories.

For comprehensive details, please refer to the appendix. Key conclusions from the data analysis include:
1. The intensity of abnormal frequency fluctuations of the access doors is strongly correlated with the sequence in which they are activated.
2. The peak frequency band of these fluctuations bears a high similarity to the high-frequency range of the overlapping section in the current Necrostar frequency history.
3. The transient model of these peak frequencies shows some resemblance to the transient model of an Overclocked Resonator connected to the Black Shores' Terminal.

Based on this, the report confirms that the rumors hold some validity. Among the filtered data, the highest correlation of abnormal frequencies is linked with the grouping of Lower Levels of the Hall of Foreign Affairs—Haven of Sprouts—Platform of the Hall of Foreign Affairs.

While no field tests have been conducted yet, further study of the sequence and pattern of access door usage may yield significant insights in the next phase.

Additionally, during the on-site investigation, I re-verified the relevant movement path, which was frequently used in past Black Shores debriefing processes. Given Conclusion 3, I suspect this event may be connected to certain historical incidents at the Black Shores.

...In light of these findings, I believe that any potential lead towards locating missing employees warrants serious consideration. Therefore, I formally request higher-level permissions to access historical data for further investigation.
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Approval Status: Rejected
Approver: Tethys System
Approver's Comment: "The Necrostar presents a significant hazard. Investigating its associated frequencies could exacerbate these risks. Clearance is therefore denied."