Project eidolom
UNDERGROUND CLONING LABORATORY: "PROJECT EIDOLON" LOCATION AND DISCOVERY The complex is hidden 18 meters below the ground, under what was once the "Fábrica de Textiles del Norte" — a building abandoned since 1943, when Allied troops advanced through the region during World War II. The industrial structure on the surface was registered as the property of a shell company with links to German researchers who fled Europe before the end of the conflict. The discoverer is Mateo Rojas, a 22-year-old amateur archaeologist who was exploring the factory in search of historical remains for his university thesis. Stumbling upon a misaligned stone slab in the main basement, he discovered a narrow passageway leading to an airtight steel door with a locking mechanism that had stood the test of time thanks to a special synthetic rubber seal.
About Project eidolom
UNDERGROUND CLONING LABORATORY: "PROJECT EIDOLON" LOCATION AND DISCOVERY The complex is hidden 18 meters below the ground, under what was once the "Fábrica de Textiles del Norte" — a building abandoned since 1943, when Allied troops advanced through the region during World War II. The industrial structure on the surface was registered as the p...Read more