Bergholt_Stuttley@brokenworld.chaosdeathfish.com

An incompetent inventor originally from the O'Sheas; he blew up a laboratory and was taken by the Knights of the Storm before he could be taken to task.

Clan: Knights of the Storm

Time: 21:03 Present: Lieutenant Carlan, Bergholt Stuttley

Lieutenant Carlan: Are you awake?
Bergholt Stuttley: A… awake…
Carlan: Can you hear me?
Stuttley: Hear… I… I am… hive…?
Carlan: No, you are Bergholt Stuttley.
Stuttley: Ber… Ber… Bergholt.
Carlan: That's right, welcome back.
Stuttley: B… back?
Carlan: You've been unconscious for months now. We weren't sure if you were actually still alive.
Stuttley: Alive… alive… human. I am… hive. Human hive. Must… make more.
Carlan: No, no, Bergholt, you are just human. Come on, you have to try to remember.
Stuttley: Remember… r… remember… remember remember… hive. Human. H… h… h…
Carlan: Come on Bergholt, stay with me… Bergholt? Bergholt!

Interview terminated at 21:06.

Mode: Procedure delta 7

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Mode set to: Procedure omega 3

…almost some irony in the entity known as “Hive” arising from the Confederacy and indeed the Knights of the Storm at about the time Harkon Stormwarden spoke out against the Union and how they were all alike and in the habit of assimilating others. But it soon became apparent that this was something even the Knights did not agree with, and seemingly the feeling was mutual…

…effectively another war, this time against Hive, as its spiders continued to multiply even without the human that created them. All across the world their replication took valuable materials and resources and depleted them, leaving fragments and structures unstable…

…ultimately, the only way was to create something alike using the new Artificial Intelligence system and have it specifically target and destroy them, although even now at the time of writing there are spiders left around the known world, lurking inactive in corners. Sometimes, it is hard to tell even which side they belong to, and whether they will ever activate once more…