— ENTRY HISTORY: Volume 1
[More details will be recorded as each volume ends.]
—> Author's Note: Hi! The same thing as the previous auxiliary chapter- this contains spoilers on volume one. Please don't read this unless you WANT spoilers or unless you've read volume one already.
[SPOILER WARNING!]
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CAUTION: Only those with a first-level badge may proceed. All those with lower-ranked badges of authority, please request approval from the Head Mistress.
>>If caught loitering or opening unauthorized files, your badge will get confiscated and you will be evicted from the building.
[REDACTED] ORPHANAGE'S RECORD OF ['Charlotte Lafayette']:
First Name: Charlotte
Surname: Lafayette
Gender: Female
DOB: [07/30/1927]
Age: 12
Height: 5'4 (165cm)
Weight: 95.2lb (47.14kg)
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Honey-Brown
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—[Extra] Dormitory:
Dormitory: The White Lily
Dormitory Head: Lilian [REDACTED]
Room Number: W-26
Roommate: Ines
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—Family:
Mother: [UNWILLING TO DISCLOSE]
Father: [UNWILLING TO DISCLOSE]
Relatives and Siblings: [ONE DISCLOSED BELOW]
Name: Elodie Lafayette
Relationship: Siblings [Younger Sister]
Gender: Female
Status: Deceased
Date of Death: [REQUESTED TO BE REMOVED BY 'Charlotte Lafayette']
—Extra Comments: Do not bring up the topic of family or her deceased younger sibling.
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—Medical Records:
Supervisor: Clèmence Renaud
Patient: Charlotte Lafayette
Status: Healthy
Date Recorded: March 27th, 1941
Visit: Bi-Annually
Comments: The patient is healthy and on the right track, they have no illnesses or diseases and have a rather healthy diet amongst their peers. The patient is also quite physically strong and possesses remarkable anatomy along with strong bones and muscles.
—> EXTENDED COMMENTS: The patient was extremely ill when found in [REDACTED]. It is a miracle they survived and persevered in the face of a disease that killed millions.
June 7th, 1941 [IMPORTANT] —> The patient appears to hold a special blood type. It is suspected that the patient had survived their illness due to this factor. Further testing and research must be done.
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—Psychiatry Records:
Supervisor: Clèmence Renaud
Patient: Charlotte Lafayette
Status: Healthy
Date Recorded: April 2nd, 1941
Visit: Yearly
Comments: The patient has a healthy mindset and is very optimistic about life. They are rarely seen upset, and they appear to get along with their peers extraordinarily well. The patient shows no signs of mental illness or insanity of any kind. They possess the ability to light up a room, and they get along with people of all ages very well.
—> EXTENDED COMMENTS: The patient is rarely seen upset, however, they blow up at the mention of their deceased sister. It is unknown whether or not the patient's optimism is a coping mechanism.
June 14, 1941 [ADDED COMMENT]: It is suggested by 'Clèmence Renaud' and 'Yvette Fournier' that further counseling should be held to prevent any serious trauma or damage to the patient's mental health in the future.
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—Recorded Comments From The Staff:
Minor Note: [Please contact the Head Mistress if you'd like the tape recording. All conversations were taped, and then written down by 'Clèmence Renaud.']
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>> Charlotte Lafayette:
[DATE REMOVED]
[WARNING! TREAT THE TAPE WITH GREAT CAUTION AND CARE!]
[00:00:00]
Clèmence: "Charlotte, can you tell me what happened?"
[Loud sobbing noises]
[Inaudible mumbling]
Clèmence: "Would you like a tissue? Take a deep breath, everything will be alri-"
[Loud screaming and breathing noises]
Charlotte: "Alright?! Everything will be- everything will- Madam! She's gone! She's dead! My sister is dead! She's never coming back!"
Clèmence: "I am so sorry for your loss, Charlotte. I understand that you're deeply hurt and grieving, you don't have to tell me right away if that makes you uncomfortable."
[Elongated silence]
Clèmence: "If you like, we can end this session and you can tell me once you feel more comfortable. Does that sound alright to you?"
Charlotte: "…Yes."
[00:01:39]
[END]
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> > Noémie [REDACTED]:
[January 6th, 1941]
[00:00:00]
Noémie: "Madam, what was the question again?"
Clèmence: "What is your opinion on Charlotte?"
Noémie: "Oh."
[Silence]
Clèmence: "Any input would do."
Noémie: "I don't like her."
Clèmence: "Why is that, Noémie?"
Noémie: "She's a rat."
Clèmence: "A rat? Why?"
Noémie: "She's a dirty rat who bit back at their owner's hand!"
[Heavy breathing noises and an indistinct screeching noise]
Clèmence: "Noted. Are you perhaps the said owner then?"
[Elongated Silence]
Noémie: "…Must I answer that, Madam Clèmence?"
Clèmence: "No, you do not have to."
Noémie: "May I leave?"
Clèmence: "There is one last final question and then you may leave, Noémie."
Noémie: "What is it?"
Clèmence: "Where were you when Elodie passed?"
[Crashing noises and inaudible whispers]
Clèmence: "Noémie, an answer is required."
Noémie: "That… That… I was with Charlotte, you can ask Odette, she would tell you the same."
Clèmence: "Is that so? Can you tell me what happened?"
Noémie: "No."
Clèmence: "…Alright, noted."
[Scratching noises and creaking noises]
Noémie: "May I leave now?"
Clèmence: "Yes, you may."
[00:04:23]
[END]
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—Extended Comments: Further investigation must be held. For now, separate the two children and keep them in different halls.
If possible, keep both of them under Lilian. Do not place Noémie under Rosalie, and refrain from putting Charlotte under Edith or Yvette.
Treat the audio tapes with the utmost care, both are on the brink of ruin. The third tape has reportedly been lost, though it is suspected that it has been stolen.
Keep this matter under wraps, and report the patient, [Charlotte Lafayette], to the Head Mistress if she behaves abnormally.
WARNING (April 6th, 1941): The patient displays early signs of a sociopathic personality.
WARNING (April 9th, 1941): The patient's mood has been frisky the past week, please arrange more counseling meetings. It's best if the patient can meet with their doctor every two days for an hour or longer.
WARNING (April 25, 1941): The counseling has had little progression, and the patient's mood swings have worsened.
WARNING (April 29, 1941): Reported by staff member, [Edith Leroy], the patient has been clingier to their roommate, [Ines], more than usual. The staff member has also reported that the patient appears to be sleepwalking.
WARNING (April 31, 1941): The patient must be watched by a staff member with at least a two-star authority badge.
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Updated [Danger Scale]: 3.7/5
Comments: Take precaution.