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Character Info


||Full Name:||

Seeing as they all share a collective consciousness they have no names as we understand the concept.

||Nick Names:||

You couldn't pronounce it even if someone told it to you

||Age:||

Like time, age is relative

||Gender:||

Undetermined

||Role:||

Leader of the aliens banished to the triangle

||Status: (Rich, Poor, Middle class)||

Non Applicable

||Occupation: (If any)||

Observer

||How you got your ticket:||

Didn't

||Weapon: (for when the darkness come)||

Telepathy, he can actually visualize your thoughts, though if you could see what he was seeing, you wouldn't know what you were looking at.

||Does your character believe in other beings?:||

It has observed them all, though it is above and beyond their actions, concerns and desiries.

||Personality:||

Inhuman, devoid of emotion

||History:||

BEFORE ROSWELL

The Maury Island Incident is said to be an early modern UFO encounter incident, which allegedly took place in June 1947, three days before the famous sighting by Kenneth Arnold, widely considered the original encounter with flying saucers. It is also one of the earliest reported instances of an alleged encounter with so-called Men in Black.

The incident took place shortly after June 21, 1947. On that date, seaman Harold A. Dahl, out scavenging for drifting logs, claimed to have seen six UFOs near Maury Island. Dahl, his son Charles, an unnamed hand and Dahl's dog were on the boat. Dahl reported seeing four, five or six "doughnut-shaped objects" flying in formation over the area where his boat was. He said he could see blue sky through the holes in the center of the discs, and that there appeared to be port holes lining the inside of the ring. One of the craft appeared to be malfunctioning, Dahl reported, and another craft edged up to it, then retreated.

At this point the troubled craft began ejecting objects through the inner port holes. Slag-like material began hitting the boat and damaged the windshield, the wheel house and a light fixture, and killed his dog on the deck. He said his son was also slightly injured by falling debris. Dahl claimed to have taken a number of photographs of the UFOs, and recovered some type of slag ejected from the craft that malfunctioned. Dahl also recovered samples of sheaves of lightweight white sheets of metal that fluttered like "newspapers" out from the inner ring of the troubled UFO to the ground.

This part of the Dahl's account was created by the FBI to hide the fact that an entire ship had actually crashed. Commenting in an interdepartmental memo. "We had to come with something even more outlandish. The more outlandish you make such accounts, the more people are willing to believe your cover story."

Nevertheless, the next morning, Dahl reported a man arrived at his home and invited him to breakfast at a nearby diner; Dahl accepted the invitation. He described the man as wearing a black suit and driving a new 1947 Buick; Dahl assumed he was a military or government representative. Dahl claimed the man told him details of the UFO sighting while they ate, though Dahl had not related his account publicly. The man also allegedly gave Dahl a non-specific warning which Dahl took as a threat that his family might be harmed if he related details of the sighting.

The ship was removed from the area and sent to a secret installation somewhere in Washington.

Not long after, the famous sighting by Kenneth Arnold took place at Mount Rainier in Washington state, officially starting the UFO phenomenon.

According to 'Project Blue Book' the Roswell incident (which had taken place two weeks after these first two accounts) was "The true hoax of the three sightings"