There are some discoveries we wish had never been made, and some names that fade too easily from the scientific record. One such name, known only to a few in cryptobiology circles, is Dr. Robert Zeiger.

For decades, Dr. Zeiger’s work was thought to have been lost—his field reports dismissed, his research discredited, and his reputation buried under whispers of obsession, madness, and conspiracy. But his journals have recently surfaced, from an archive in the records of Angelwood University.

My team and I have spent months poring over these recovered archives, piecing together the fragments of a life both brilliant and troubled. What we’ve uncovered has left us disturbed—and, if his findings are true, the implications are far greater than any of us could have imagined.

The following collection includes his personal journals, scientific reports, letters, and field notes, often incomplete, and at times contradictory. Many entries have been heavily redacted. Some are written in a steady, methodical hand, while others are frantic, nearly illegible—riddled with sketches, annotations, and paranoid ramblings. While we've done our best to transcribe these notes in full, some errors are inevitable.

Though it’s impossible to discern exactly what happened to Dr. Zeiger in the end, what becomes clear from these documents is that he was on the trail of something profound—something ancient. He provides convincing evidence that the creatures we have long thought to exist only in myth are real, and that some, perhaps, are biological manifestations of ancient experiments.

As you read these pages, know that you are stepping into the mind of a man who stood at the edge of scientific discovery, but also at the brink of a much darker truth. He walked a thin line between genius and madness, and it is for you to decide where that line ultimately lay.

This is the lost archive of Dr. Robert Zeiger.