RED CROWN LABORATORY DATABASE
BIOWEAPON RESEARCH DIVISION
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Prof. Leonard Spenser.
Prof. Damien Marcus.
Prof. Bethany Ashford.
Operational Directives for All Registered Researchers
GDM PROTOCOL
Red Crown Laboratory Communication Channel Rules
HIATUS PROTOCOL
Red Crown Laboratory Activity Regulation
UNVERIFICATION PROTOCOL
Red Crown Laboratory Identity Status Regulation
VIRUS
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RED CROWN LABORATORY
PRIMARY EXPERIMENTAL VIRUS ARCHIVE
The following viral agents were developed through independent research conducted by Red Crown Laboratory. Each strain represents an attempt to refine or surpass historical bioweapon technologies.
RED CROWN LABORATORY
BIO-ORGANIC WEAPON ARCHIVE
CLASSIFIED B.O.W DATABASE
All Bio-Organic Weapons (B.O.W) are categorized according to the Red Crown Laboratory Containment Risk Classification System.
Entities are listed from lower threat organisms to catastrophic biological weapons.
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CONCEPT
Red Crown Laboratory is a secret research facility operating under a high-level biotechnology project. The laboratory was established with one primary objective, to develop bio-weapons through virus research, genetic engineering, and biological experiments that go beyond the limits of conventional science.All research activities within this facility are conducted under the supervision of the Professors, who are responsible for directing the course of research, overseeing experiments, and ensuring that every project adheres to the research standards of Red Crown.Within this facility, scientists work as part of an integrated research unit. Each researcher is directly involved in multiple stages of experimentation, ranging from the development of experimental viruses and the creation of biochemical compounds to the study of mutations in living organisms with unpredictable evolutionary potential.Every research project conducted at Red Crown Laboratory follows a structured experimental development cycle that progresses in sequential stages.
1. All researchers must remain active, respectful, and cooperative within the laboratory environment. Hostile behavior toward fellow researchers will not be tolerated.2. Each individual is permitted to register only one identity within the laboratory database.3. Duplicate face claims are strictly prohibited, except in the case of verified real-life twins.4. The laboratory accepts all star researchers, however every researcher must remain GENRP compliant and Selective RP only.5. Any form of drama, conflict escalation, war, or CIC activity is strictly forbidden within laboratory grounds.6. Newly registered researchers must meet the minimum system requirements: 50 following and 500 tweets (with a maximum of 600 following).7. All registered identities must ensure that their username and display name clearly represent their assigned muse for identification purposes.8. Retweeting OOC content unrelated to your muse is prohibited. Out-of-character communication must be contained within brackets.9. Researchers may participate in a maximum of three organizations (OA/SQ) including Red Crown Laboratory. (SQ group participation excluded from this restriction.)10. If a researcher is unable to participate in laboratory games or activities, prior notification must be submitted for approval.11. Character swaps are permitted once per week, lasting no longer than 72 hours, and the temporary muse must not duplicate those of fellow laboratory researchers.12. All researchers are required to represent their muse accurately.
Official updates and retweets from verified sources are permitted.13. NSFW content is restricted to laboratory night hours: 23:00 – 05:00, and the muse must be legally of age.14. Researchers must report to the laboratory administration if they intend to: enter hiatus, move accounts, change face claim, change username, or perform a temporary swap.15. Final Directive: Love Wins.
GDM PROTOCOL
Red Crown Laboratory Communication Channel Rules
Inside Red Crown Laboratory, two internal communication channels are provided for all researchers:1. RCL Experiment Hall (Share Tweet GDM) — a laboratory space where researchers may share updates, signals, and activity reports.2. RCL Central Command (Info GDM) — a restricted channel used by the Professor to deliver official notices and important laboratory information.To keep communication clear and organized, please follow these laboratory rules:1. Both channels must remain calm and orderly, just like a proper laboratory environment. Casual chatting is not allowed.2. In Experiment Hall, each researcher may share up to three tweets per day as part of their activity report.3. In Central Command, reactions are not allowed to prevent the system from freezing and to keep announcements clear.4. Every post should contain clear context. Avoid random signals. If your post is related to your muse activity (events, updates, projects), please add a short note so other researchers understand the purpose.5. Before sharing your own signal, take time to observe other researchers’ posts and interact with them. Good interaction helps maintain a healthy research environment.6. During the weekend, Experiment Hall will appear on the conversation from 09:00 to 21:00.7. If a message does not follow these protocols, the Professor will issue a reminder and take further action if necessary.Let us maintain Red Crown Laboratory as a stable research space where every signal, report, and discovery can be shared with clarity, discipline, and scientific responsibility.
HIATUS PROTOCOL
Red Crown Laboratory Activity Regulation
1. Researchers must contact the laboratory administration via DM (ON x.com/CrownOperations) prior to entering a hiatus period.2. The laboratory recognizes two types of inactivity leave:
Semi-Hiatus: up to 3 days
Long Hiatus: up to 5 days3. Once the approved hiatus period has concluded, researchers are required to resume activity immediately.4. If a researcher remains inactive for 1×24 hours after the hiatus period ends, their identity will be unverificated from the laboratory database.5. Researchers are strongly advised to ensure their return to activity once the hiatus authorization expires.
UNVERIFICATION PROTOCOL
Red Crown Laboratory Identity Status Regulation
A researcher’s verification status may be revoked from the laboratory database under the following circumstances:1. Remaining inactive for 24 hours after verification.2. Taking a hiatus beyond the agreed and approved time limit without prior notice to the laboratory administration.3. Being inactive for 3 consecutive days without any explanation.4. Failing to participate in laboratory activities more than five times without prior notice or a valid reason.5. Violating any established laboratory directives or regulations.