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DOCUMENT: PROJECT NOCLIP

STATUS: TERMINATED — OR SO THEY CLAIM

AUTHORIZATION CODE: ████-NC-0021

OVERVIEW:

PROJECT NOCLIP was a clandestine dimensional stability initiative, originally launched under the Department of Esoteric Kinetics following a series of incidents in which personnel and equipment began phasing through solid matter within anomalous zones. It was meant to develop countermeasures for spatial bleed, unintentional interdimensional slipping, and what is now referred to as *“voided perception.”*

The project was shut down in ██/██/20██ after a containment breach resulted in the total loss of Site-██, including all on-site staff, archives, and surrounding geography. However, several terminal logs, survivor testimony, and corrupted floor schematics suggest that Project NOCLIP was never fully terminated.

NOTABLE FINDINGS:

*“Perception seams”* (invisible doorways detectable only by changes in emotional temperature or looping hallway echoes).
*Sub-reality echoes* — entities that only exist when not being observed, colloquially known as “Noclippers.”
A humanoid figure recorded slipping through eight consecutive walls during emergency lockdown, entirely unaffected by matter, gravity, or known physics.
Several researchers found embedded halfway into concrete walls, their expressions frozen in states of calm or laughter.

KEY TERMINOLOGY:

*NOC: Non-Orthogonal Containment* — a system of loosely gridded space that folds in on itself. Violates Euclidean geometry and basic floorplan logic.
*Echowalk* — the act of retracing spatial anomalies to trigger repetition-based dimensional rifts. Now banned in all Sites.
*Slipline Scarring* — reported burning sensation on skin after proximity to voided thresholds. Often shaped like blueprints.

ADDITIONAL NOTES:

All references to PROJECT NOCLIP were erased from central archives after the ██/██/20██ incident. Recovered information was obtained from anomalous desk drawers, interdimensional fax errors, and a mirror that won’t stop reflecting rooms no longer in use.

The project’s last directive (found scrawled into a containment door) read simply:

“IF YOU FEEL THE WALLS THINNING, STOP MOVING.”