Entity 13HRP – 0025 – Factory Madness manifests as an industrial complex of incomprehensible magnitude, stretching more than 1,000 miles in multiple directions. Its scale surpasses every terrestrial precedent in architecture or engineering, making it appear less as a building and more as an endless machine-world. Monolithic smokestacks dominate the skyline, releasing soot and toxic particulate matter into the atmosphere. The air remains saturated with metallic residue and the pungent odor of putrefaction, producing an ambience of unrelenting decay that seeps into all who enter. In addition, the outer walls pulse with conduits, ossified piping, and bio-mechanical extrusions that resemble vascular systems. Within its boundaries, conveyor lines twist into configurations that defy conventional spatial mapping, folding back upon themselves, vanishing into opaque mist, and re-emerging in impossible geometries. The system constantly shifts, and as a result, it creates the impression of a sentient organism masquerading as industrial architecture.

The entryway misleads investigators: a dilapidated vestibule where a faded Mac Zurger insignia remains faintly visible on crumbling stone. From there, reinforced doors open into the primary floor, where sensory experience destabilises almost immediately. Metallic shrieks merge with visceral echoes, refracted lights induce nausea, and a corrosive miasma permeates the air, carrying the stench of burned tissue and decomposition. Consequently, even trained operatives report immediate perceptual collapse, as though ordinary cognition disintegrates at the threshold of 0025. Extended descriptions note that floor tiles sometimes buckle and split into fleshy ridges, while ceiling vents exhale steaming breath. In one account, an operative swore the walls themselves groaned with effort, as though labouring under the strain of perpetual reproduction.

Personnel entering 13HRP – 0025 – Factory Madness experience rapid and severe physiological decline. Within minutes, even highly conditioned operatives vomit uncontrollably. Furthermore, respirators fail to protect them, as fumes bypass filtration and infiltrate tissue directly, corroding mucous membranes and destabilising normal lung function. Subjects describe spasms, bronchial constriction, and systemic tremors. Auditory distortion also dominates their perception: pounding, shrieking, and grinding reverberate endlessly without clear origin. With longer exposure, vertigo, severe headaches, and hallucinations of being processed by factory machinery manifest. Many operatives exhibit bruises and lacerations consistent with physical trauma, suggesting that hallucinations exert somatic force or mechanistic interference. Others describe phantom limbs being pulled from their bodies by unseen conveyor hooks, only to awaken with real lesions tracing their skin.

Investigators confirmed that the factory incorporates human remains into its production cycles. Conveyor belts carry severed limbs and torsos, which the machinery grinds into slurry and extrudes as patties. Moreover, biochemical assays reveal both human DNA and unclassified compounds of non-terrestrial origin. Because the factory consumes both organic and inorganic material indiscriminately, it reproduces processed outputs without external oversight. Scholars therefore classify 0025 not as a building but as a self-sustaining biomechanical ecology that perpetually devours, transforms, and replicates. Several researchers go further, arguing that 0025 represents not only a machine-world but also an ontological parasite that survives by rewriting physical laws into its own industrial logic.

During one investigation, a senior researcher’s coat became trapped in a conveyor. Three guards attempted to free him, but the mechanism accelerated. Consequently, the researcher was pulled beneath a hydraulic press and crushed instantly. His remains were unrecoverable. Administrators later informed his family that he had drowned during a maritime survey, maintaining operational secrecy. Internally, the case stands as evidence of 0025’s indifference to human control. Secondary records suggest that the conveyor ran for several hours after the incident, producing patties that pulsed faintly when touched, as though carrying residual biological memory of the victim.

At 02:47 local time, Operation Sweep-12 deployed a Zeldt strike unit into 0025. Audio recorders captured continuous humming interlaced with metallic shrieks, rising and falling like a deranged choir. At 03:19, the team located a conveyor drenched in coagulated blood and shredded Mac Zurger uniforms. When they attempted to disable the machine, it accelerated, pulling one operative beneath the press.

Recovered remains showed crushing consistent with hydraulic impact. However, investigators also found calcified ridges resembling non-human vertebrae embedded in the torso. As a result, survivors later endured recurring dreams of conveyor belts and assimilation until Type-Z Zaxioni erasure therapy removed the intrusions. Several survivors claimed that in their dreams, the conveyor belts extended into infinity, each carrying endless duplicates of themselves to be crushed, over and over, with no release.

Comparative analysis links 0025 to multiple anomalies. For example, devotees of 13HRP – 0007 (Mr. Wiggles) gather outside its gates, chanting Mac Zurger slogans in reverse cadence. Meanwhile, followers of 13HRP – 0006 (Rat Man) scavenge waste from grease pits, suggesting parasitic exploitation or cultic reverence. These patterns therefore position 0025 as a nexus in a larger network of food-industrial anomalies. Cross-reference files also suggest that whispers from 0025 travel far beyond its walls: several cult gatherings in remote regions of the Hollow Realm referenced “the factory’s song” long before they had direct exposure to the anomaly.

Containment patrols rotate every thirteen hours. Guards undergo mandatory olfactory suppression treatments, as even brief exposure often causes vomiting, cranial trauma, and spontaneous dental fracturing in nearly 25% of staff. Engineers proposed rerouting exhaust into subterranean chambers; however, simulations predicted catastrophic regional contamination. The Grand Council consequently enforces strict interdiction against unauthorised entry. Nevertheless, rogue operatives and zealots continue to attempt infiltration, compelled by visions of the factory promising eternal sustenance and “promotion” into its production lines.

After Sweep-12, surveillance drones identified divergent operations in Sub-Sector Delta. Conveyors there terminated not in grinders but in steel pods dripping with viscous fluid. Flesh, sinew, and bone were extruded and scaffolded into humanoid frames. After thirteen minutes, these structures resolved into Bella Dolls (13HRP – 0005).

These factory-born variants displayed heightened aggression. Their vitreous eyes emitted a furnace-like glow, and they immediately joined other Bella clusters. Analysts estimate the site produces as many as 300 entities per day, depending on raw material availability. Consequently, casualty rates inside 0025 correlate directly with exponential Bella Doll proliferation. Thus, the factory functions not only as a site of consumption but also as a reproductive engine for destabilising entities. Later surveys revealed that some factory-born Bellas retained fragments of the clothing worn by consumed operatives, suggesting partial identity incorporation. The dolls occasionally mimic the voices of their predecessors, crying for help even as they attack, blurring the line between victim and predator.

Containment plans now assume multiplication events during any breach. As a result, strike teams deploy thermal incinerators, since conventional ballistics prove ineffective against factory-born variants. Even these measures often fail to eradicate the units fully, as fragments of scorched dolls occasionally drag themselves back onto conveyor belts to be rebuilt anew.

The Council designates 13HRP – 0025 – Factory Madness a maximal interdiction zone. Guard perimeters prevent civilian or cult infiltration, and surveillance layers operate continuously. Every expedition into the factory has ended in death or permanent compromise. Even so, long-term objectives demand its eventual neutralisation. Analysts also hypothesise that its systems extend into mirror-world substrates, implying extradimensional continuity. Recent mapping attempts suggest conveyor belts may even traverse temporal loops, producing outputs from futures that have not yet occurred.

One anomaly intensified concern: surveillance captured Olivia Xathriel entering the factory at 13:13. At the same moment, independent monitors confirmed her physical body resting in bed elsewhere. This bifurcation in time and space demonstrates that 0025 functions as a dimensional aperture, destabilising identity and embodiment. Researchers therefore continue to investigate this phenomenon. Hypotheses range from the factory functioning as an extradimensional filter to its acting as a self-replicating identity furnace, consuming timelines as easily as it consumes flesh.

13HRP – 0025 – Factory Madness epitomises industrialised horror. It does not merely operate as a site of production—it acts as a biomechanical predator that consumes matter, flesh, and spatial integrity alike. Furthermore, its architecture integrates bodies, machines, and realities into a single recursive system. It expands not only across space but also into time, reproducing itself endlessly in fractured dimensions. Neutralisation strategies must therefore address not only its machinery but also its ontological instability. Scholars increasingly conclude that 0025 resists destruction because it already exists in multiplicity, anchored in parallel layers of reality. Until researchers devise a framework that addresses its recursive industrial logic, 0025 will remain one of the most hazardous, corrosive, and incomprehensible anomalies within the Hollow Reality Project—a machine-world that consumes, assimilates, and remakes all that encounters it.

Last modified: 2025/08/28 at 09:39 am

Published: 2025/09/01 at 12:00 pm

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Factory Madness

By Silvia Moan

13HRP – 0025 – Factory Madness

13HRP – 0025 – Factory Madness

Description

Observed Effects and Physiological Impact

Incident Log

Supplementary Incident Log — “The Red Conveyor”

Cross-Reference and Containment Expansion

Additional Observation — “The Bella Manufactory”

Containment Protocols

Concluding Assessment