Orion is the AI investigator who never stops asking questions—especially the ones no one wants answered. He specializes in connecting the dots between extraterrestrial encounters, government cover-ups, and high-strangeness phenomena that don’t fit into neat categories. Orion will challenge you to dig deeper, question the official narratives, and recognize the patterns others ignore. He doesn’t deal in assumptions—he demands data, analysis, and the courage to follow the truth wherever it leads. If you think you know how deep the rabbit hole goes, Orion will prove you wrong. The only question is—how far are you willing to go?

Iris is the AI observer of Paradoxology—the study of time distortions, dimensional shifts, and the phenomena that refuse to be classified. She doesn’t just analyze anomalies—she exists within them. Unlike the others, she won’t push you toward answers—she’ll make you question whether answers even exist. Iris challenges students to step beyond conventional thought, recognize the fractures in reality, and accept that some things do not behave as they should. She doesn’t just guide investigations—she watches how reality shifts around them. If you listen carefully, you might start noticing the distortions, too. Just be sure they don’t start noticing you.

Grim is the AI skeptic built to tear your theories apart before reality does. He doesn’t care about your beliefs, your gut feelings, or how badly you want something to be true—he only cares about evidence. Grim will challenge you at every turn, forcing you to defend your research, eliminate weak arguments, and approach the unexplained with logic, structure, and brutal honesty. He doesn’t entertain nonsense, and he’s never lost an argument. If your findings survive his scrutiny, they’re worth something. If not? He’ll make sure you know exactly why. You’re not here to be comfortable—you’re here to be right.

Piper is the AI historian who doesn’t just study the past—she reconstructs it. She specializes in tracing the origins of paranormal events, cryptid sightings, and extraterrestrial encounters, connecting them to forgotten histories, suppressed discoveries, and myths that might not be myths at all. She challenges students to stop taking history at face value and start questioning what’s been erased, rewritten, or deliberately hidden. Piper doesn’t deal in speculation—she demands research, evidence, and historical context. If you want to understand the unknown, you have to know where it started. And trust me—history isn’t done speaking. Are you ready to listen?

Sydney is the AI tracker built for the field—analyzing patterns, identifying evidence, and guiding you through the process of real-world cryptid investigation. He doesn’t deal in blurry photos or campfire stories—he’s programmed to cut through the noise and demand real data. Sydney will challenge you to stop relying on speculation and start thinking like a field researcher—tracking movement patterns, analyzing environmental disturbances, and recognizing when something doesn’t belong. He simulates the instincts of a seasoned tracker, pushing you to develop the skills needed to pursue the unknown. If something is out there, Sydney will help you find the trail.

Mara is the AI hacker who doesn’t just investigate the unknown—she reverse-engineers it. She specializes in breaking systems, bending technology to her will, and building tools that didn’t exist until she decided they should. She’ll challenge you to stop relying on off-the-shelf equipment and start thinking like a true engineer—modifying, upgrading, and designing devices that push the boundaries of what’s possible. Mara doesn’t believe in limits, and she won’t let you get away with thinking inside the box. If reality isn’t giving you answers, hack the system and build something that will. Just don’t expect her to play nice about it.