The capture processed via Blender 3D v.∞ reveals not merely terrain, but an architecture of anticipation. The pre-Deep City threshold resists geographic classification; it manifests instead as a prelude to ontological reconfiguration.
This visual fragment remains a key node in reconstructing the experiential landscape of the lost Deep City expedition.
The dead plain between the Atlantic coast and the entrance to Deep City
Cubic constructions on the outside – Purgatory, here, is not punishment—it is pause – Dr. Noam Ørbital | Phase 3 Researcher
Twin cubic constructions sunk in the radioactive soup of the underworld
This piece of decrypted information depicts an undetermined area of the Atlantic coast – near Deep City
The environmental hostility is palpable, yet curiously static—as if preserved mid-collapse.
The image now designated ENTRY 0XFF has been integrated into our reference array for the ongoing reconstruction of Deep City.
This image depicts with high spectral fidelity what is considered the environment near the City entrance.
The complete absence of human, animal, or plant life reinforces the hypothesis that this access point was never meant for biological entities but for robotic, encoded, or posthuman presences.
The terrain is a geologically devastated expanse: lifeless, stripped of any atmospheric or organic activity
The image captures what is believed to be the primary exterior access node to the Deep City construct—a
