Project: Ghost Academy.
Narration:
After the Antarctic Campaign, all of Umbrella's Black Operations Unit, the USS, awakened a certain kind of psionic power, and their physical abilities also improved significantly.
Over the following years, B-Class agents discovered that newborns among ordinary humans also possessed psionic powers, which had caused a certain number of civilian casualties.
Therefore, Umbrella dispatched agents to communicate with the parents of these newborns, explaining that the consequences would be extremely serious if their psionic powers were not controlled and trained.
The vast majority of civilian parents agreed to sign the Confidentiality Agreement in exchange for enormous subsidies and handed their children over to Umbrella for adoption.
A small number of nobles and wealthy individuals refused to surrender their children.
After repeated negotiations failed, the agents stopped speaking with these uncooperative parents, merely waiting for an accident to occur before coming to "clean up."
Umbrella discovered a total of 3,367 newborns with psionic potential. Of these, 3,214 were adopted by Umbrella and arranged to live on Minos Island.
After the Spartan-II underwent augmentation surgery, Minos Island was completely transformed into the "Ghost Academy," which was used to train reserve USS personnel.
Or the company's newly established branch of soldiers—the Ghost Agents.
According to the research of Doctors Catherine Russell and Rebecca Chambers, USS personnel possessed different abilities depending on their Psionic Level.
Therefore, the two doctors established a rating system for psionic power.
There were four levels in total, with the PI (Psi Index) ranging from 1 to 10.
First Level: PI index of 1 to 2.
No obvious psionic power. They were simply ordinary humans.
Second Level: PI index of 3 to 5.
Those with PI3 or higher possessed a certain degree of telepathy and were "sensitive" to the existence of spirits and abnormal phenomena.
Those