Description

The 13HRP – 9000 – Blood Canon functions as an anomalous assault-class weapon created under the cover of “containment support” for entities that destabilize reality. Its exterior shows black alloys etched with dark-grey lines running the full length of its frame. At the center rests a barrel glowing with shifting red and green light. The glow produces not only brightness but also a disturbing hum. Witnesses describe it as a low sound that shakes the chest and creates dread. Moreover, instruments confirm that the hum registers as both vibration and psychological intrusion. Thus, the Blood Canon defies normal categories and remains unmatched in design and threat.

Unlike common energy-based devices, the Blood Canon shows a charge efficiency of 1000%, a number that breaks known physical rules. The core, named C2-33, generates this effect. Records claim it appeared due to a drone assembly fault, yet evidence suggests deliberate planning. Furthermore, all attempts to extract, copy, or rebuild C2-33 fail, leading to implosions, matter collapse, or space-time breaks. Consequently, no one has found a safe way to change or remove the core of the Blood Canon.

Psychological Effects

Extended exposure to the 13HRP – 9000 – Blood Canon triggers a state called god complex syndrome. Subjects feel unstoppable power, lose their ethical sense, and believe they rule universal law. Within minutes, many report that their words shape the environment. After twenty minutes of contact, most develop a strong urge to fire the Blood Canon wildly while calling themselves “the vessel of the weapon” or “the voice of unseen gods.” As a result, they lose self-control quickly.

In addition, case files record further damage. Victims lose the line between their own thoughts and voices they believe come from the Blood Canon. They suffer paranoia, broken sleep, and lasting devotion to the weapon even after removal. Consequently, these signs prove that the Blood Canon can partly and permanently change the mind.

Test Log Alpha Lead Researcher: Dr. Flinch

Guard (test subject): “Doctor, this thing is… it’s not just heavy. I feel like I’m holding a god.”
Dr. Flinch: “Continue, describe the sensation.”
Guard: “Like… the walls are waiting for me to speak. Like they’d move if I told them.”

The subject fired the Blood Canon at a soda can on a steel table. Consequently, the Blood Canon released a red-green beam with a blast that disabled instruments. The can vanished, and a ten-foot hole tore through the wall. Within thirty minutes, the cavity leaked blood. Moreover, staff on-site reported faint whispers near the opening.

Aftermath

Study of the liquid revealed thirteen blood types, none matching known species. DNA scans showed fragments from extinct humans, ancient animals, and non-terrestrial life. Furthermore, audio gear caught faint screams from the hole before it closed. As a result, dozens of voices blended together like a broken chorus. Therefore, analysts conclude that the Blood Canon opens gateways rather than simply destroying matter.

Observational Notes

Every shot from the Blood Canon creates residual echoes like footsteps, laughter, or whispers, even with no one nearby. Consequently, staff describe the environment as haunted.
Stone or metal struck by the beam sometimes grows back, forming tissue-like scars that pulse. In addition, these scars often spread until staff remove them.
During one mining use, cavern walls changed into living flesh with branching veins. The growth stopped only when operators shut down the Blood Canon. Thus, the weapon causes both physical and biological impact, making it unpredictable in the field.

Containment

The 13HRP – 9000 – Blood Canon remains locked inside Site XZ-5, contained in a triple-alloy chamber built to resist dimensional breaks. Entry requires three senior overseers at once, and all tests need approval from the Council of 13. After Incident B9000-3—when an assistant tried to fire the Blood Canon at their reflection—the Council banned field use of the weapon. Therefore, further deployment outside tests stays restricted, and officials must review all experimental plans carefully.

Speculative Theories

Some researchers suggest the Blood Canon does not destroy matter but instead sends it into Book of Dead Gods 0000. Evidence comes from blood texts that appear at shot sites. These writings mix alphabets and dialects no one can fully translate. Thus, analysts argue the Blood Canon acts less as a weapon and more as a ritual tool. Each discharge serves as sacrifice, feeding forgotten gods. In this view, the Blood Canon turns destruction into worship. Consequently, every shot may strengthen forces still unknown. Therefore, further use carries catastrophic risk.

Addendum – Deployment Log: XULA-01

After eight failed containment tries, the Blood Canon was cleared for live use against Entity 13HRP – 0003 “Xula the Juggernaut.”

Attempts 1–7: Shots missed direct hits but destabilized the area. As a result, the holes leaked blood and shook nearby ground.
Attempt 8: Beam struck Xula’s chest plate at maximum power.
- Effect: No harm. Armor stayed whole.
- Xula’s Response: Subject paused, visor flame grew, and audio caught a sound like metallic laughter. Target advanced.

Outcome: Operators retreated. Terrain collapsed around the Blood Canon sled. Operators recovered the weapon, but six of them suffered lasting hallucinations of drumbeats and flames. Consequently, deployment of the Blood Canon was suspended, and recovery operations became a priority.

Analysis

Study suggests Xula’s armor contains 13HRP – 0070 – Unknown ElementC70, which blocks Blood Canon resonance. This discovery makes the Blood Canon useless against the one foe it was made to defeat. Consequently, containment strategies must change, and new approaches remain under review. Therefore, the Council now seeks alternate anomalies for possible countermeasures.

Council Directive: “Escalation is not possible. The Blood Canon remains a weapon of gods, but Xula wears the bones of judgment itself.”

Addendum – Anomalous Sub-Entity: 13HRP – 0027-A “Milk Bobble”

During shots, the Blood Canon sometimes generates a floating orb called 13HRP – 0027 (“Milk Bobble”).

Appearance: A white orb of liquid like milk, 0.3–0.9 meters wide. Consequently, it draws attention even at a distance.
Behavior: It floats in sync with the Blood Canon’s hum. Moreover, close contact causes short memory loss, erasing 10–20 minutes. Therefore, containment of staff near the orb requires strict monitoring.
Containment: Milk Bobbles cannot be stored. If removed from the Blood Canon’s field, they collapse into vapor with a dairy smell and corrupt digital recordings.

Neutralization Protocol:
The only way to destroy 0027-A is to fire the Blood Canon at it. This ends the orb but carries risks:

Damage: The beam keeps going, vaporizing all in its path.
Blood Leak: Resulting holes pour multi-blood effusions, adding hazards.

Speculation:
Archivists argue that 0027-A is a “resonance echo,” a side effect of the Blood Canon’s rituals — the innocent face of a blood weapon. Others claim it is the early stage of a larger parasite, and that killing it may prevent a greater threat. Therefore, study of 0027-A continues under caution, and future reports must go to the Council of 13.

The Closed Loop of Judgment

Archivists have designated the relationship between Blood Canon (13HRP – 9000), Milk Bobble (13HRP – 0027-A), Unknown Element C-70 (13HRP – 0070), and Xula the Juggernaut (13HRP – 0003) as the Closed Loop of Judgment.

Blood Canon generates Milk Bobble (0027-A).
Milk Bobble collapses into crystalline residue forming C-70.
C-70 fuses to Xula, creating impenetrable armor.
Xula resists the Canon, rendering it powerless.

Thus, escalation inevitably cycles back into futility. Attempts to break the loop have failed. Some theorists argue the Canon was never a weapon, but a ritual device meant to create its own opposition.

Last modified: 2025/09/04 at 10:48 am

Published: 2025/08/19 at 2:21 am

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