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TIM-PHE-384

The Submerged Doorway Sketches consisted of three charcoal drawings discovered among routine restoration studies within the Restoration Studio. Each depicted the same large submerged doorway bearing spiral carvings worn by prolonged water exposure. The viewpoint shifted progressively closer between pages as though the observer approached the structure. No accompanying notes location records or research documentation were found. Medusa has no confirmed memory of producing the sketches despite their resemblance to her own observational work. Shortly after discovery the drawings disappeared without disturbing surrounding materials. Searches of drafting archives storage cabinets disposal containers and furnace compartments failed to locate them. Their existence is currently supported only by journal references and descriptions recorded immediately after their disappearance.

DETAILS
Handling and Restrictions:

No active handling procedures possible. Any future recovery should be documented immediately.

Keeper Notes:

Current location unknown.

Submerged Doorway Sketches

Access Level:
Restricted
Period:
Unknown
Recovery Location
Restoration Studio
Condition:

Missing.

Notable Characteristics

All known pages depicted the same doorway from progressively closer perspectives.

Clio Observation

Displayed immediate unease when the sketches were uncovered and remained unusually watchful afterward.

Muninn Observation

Absent during both the discovery and subsequent disappearance of the sketches.

RELATED ITEMS / LINKS:
Related Aquisition Item
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Research Notes:

Possible connection to recurring dreams coastal bell imagery and missing memories remains unresolved.

Cross References:

Resonance Conduit Network | Lower Eastern Preservation Lift | The Bells Beneath The Tide

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