Jalhay

SC-002 will now be addressed as "Jalhay" in following records.

Scholar ███'s personal details can be accessed in BCRL's citizen database. During her younger years, ███ was a member of a family of four, consisting of her father, mother, herself, and her younger sister Jalhay. Jalhay underwent prolonged hospitalization due to a chronic illness and its complications at a young age, and eventually passed away from organ failure.

Upon reaching adulthood, ███ delved into neurology and human cloning research. Her remarkable contributions in academia drew the attention of Source Citadel, leading her to join the █████ to address research challenges. While her projects made significant progress and influenced scholars across various disciplines, she consistently expressed that she had yet to achieve her targets.

In the year ████, the Citadel detected abnormal energy fluctuations in ███'s research area and dispatched a specialized enforcement team. In the same year, subject "Jalhay" was contained. Throughout her containment, numerous researchers and guards reported hearing ██████. Eventually, researchers confirmed the existence of Symbiont SC-002-A through monitoring techniques.

SC-002-A typically lacks a physical form and cannot be visually observed. Its voice can only be "heard" through ███████. SC-002-A does not possess a consistent human persona, with its vocal tone ranging from █████ to ████████. It can exert a certain influence on reality, the extent of this influence remaining unclear.

Caution is required during interactions. Avoid provoking SC-002... Avoid provoking Jalhay, as it could lead to the Symbiont losing control of its temper and power, resulting in catastrophic incidents.

Request a meeting with SC-002.
— Detained, ██

Request a meeting with SC-002. I accept unilateral meeting, she doesn't need to know of my presence.
— Detained, ██

Request a meeting with SC-002. If Lissandra or Raziel sees this message, please talk to me. I want to know how Jalhay is doing outside. As you see, I won't do a thing... I just want to know if she's doing alright outside.
— Detained, ██

Request a meeting with SC-002.
[This request has been archived due to an procedure issue.]

...So Raziel is gone.
They told me that Jalhay's custodian and guarantor will be changed.
Last time... although it's been quite a while, I heard she had developed an interest in photography and had started exploring cameras and film. In her letter to me, she mentioned plans to "travel with you". Jalhay has always been a good kid and has never wished to harm anyone, even with her unique abilities now. As she trusts you, I extend my trust as well.
You are now Jalhay's custodian, so you will see this message in the archive sooner or later. Despite that, I believe our reunion is still distant.
Until we meet again, please take on my role and be there for her as family.
— Harle, Jalhay's sister

The following transcript is from a videotape discovered on train CBCRR23 ███. Jalhay found this tape and handed it over to the █████ of the train.

Upon examination, this tape is created by "WOKTO" and spans 60 minutes of footage. However, only the 12th to 15th minutes contain blurred visuals and sounds, with some content being unidentifiable, likely due to tape damage.

[Transcript: SC-002-A-013]
You must wonder why Jalhay's hair length is noted in the archive, right?
It's simply because they have seen me before. I look exactly like Jalhay, and Jalhay looks exactly like a younger version of Harle. We are duplicates of one another, so minor details hold significance.
Picture this: How would you react upon waking to find two identical [Unidentifiable] before you? I have long hair, which I personally prefer. That's a common preference among human girls, right?
As for what I am, well, I don't think it matters to you.
What really matters... and what you should remember is: "I am always there". I was there when Harle cradled the newborn "us" in the lab; I was there when you talked with Jalhay and took her picture; I was there when you discussed your envisioned future...
[Unidentifiable]
...But I guess you can't make sense of my words yet. One day, you will comprehend what we are, what we are composed of, and what we will turn into.
Then, we shall meet again in [Unidentifiable].