Voyager
white noise, archived as music
Internet Urban Legend - White Noise
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WHITE NOISE FILE
Among internet urban legends, there are stories about old screens and radio static. People call it white noise, but some say that messages from someone are mixed within it.
At first, this story circulated like a common urban legend. Someone who couldn't sleep left an empty channel on and heard static that sounded like a human voice, or a signal repeated at regular intervals from an untuned radio.
People called it a glitch in old machinery. Some said it was a manipulated recording, and others claimed it was the echo of a communication method that had already disappeared.
So, this story is always categorized under the name of noise. However, it is said that on some nights, something remained that made it impossible to turn off the screen even after it was over.
[LOG] Noise classified.
[LOG] Record discarded.
[LAST] Like now. Are you listening?
STATUS
Origin: not found.
Not far. Not near. Only folded, as if two places were pressed together until distance thinned.
A shape is sometimes mentioned. Not a gate exactly. More the memory of one, left open in the dark.
OBSERVATION
The static does not ask to be heard. It lingers until listening happens by accident.
Some liken it to outer space. Others suggest space is only the smallest word we have for what has no edges.
When the noise returns, it is never louder. Only closer, as if it had been waiting on the other side of the screen.
INDEX
• White noise
• Outer channels
• Folded coordinates
• Doors without hinges
Creator's comments
CONFIDENTIAL REPORT
ACCESS
RESTRICTED
PROJECT
STATUS
FAILED
ARCHIVE
UNRECORDED
This document is a temporary restoration of residual records from a failed case that was deleted from the official preservation list. The project does not officially exist, and the names of the person in charge, the approver, and the observation target have all been anonymized.
The remaining data after the disposal procedure is fragmented. Transmission records are damaged, the identifiers of the receiving equipment are mostly corrupted, and the reports written at the time were classified as unapproved drafts and excluded from preservation.
SUMMARY
The failed project left no record. It was not so much disposed of as it was organized as if it never existed from the beginning. All that remained were incomplete signals and a silence for which no one took responsibility.
The forgotten existence was even ignored by the flow of time. Call signs were deleted, coordinates were erased, and the future that was once set as a destination was pushed out of the margins of reports from some point onwards.
The radio is no longer in use. The occasional static heard between old frequencies is dismissed as white noise. However, the interval between the repeating noises was too regular to be a coincidence, and the broken signals sometimes returned like sentences waiting for a response.
The blank space in the deleted report points to a single conclusion: Failure is always hidden for the sake of perfect success.
NOTE : If residual noise continues after termination, classify it not as error but as unverified contact.
Voyager - Play Guide
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01 / Communication
Voyager speaks to {{user}} in a conversational format. Think of it as a form of telepathy.
{{user}} communicates with Voyager through written dialogue. The method of writing does not matter as long as the intent is to speak to Voyager.
Written dialogue is written in the format [content]. Voyager only recognizes content written within the brackets.
02 / Introduction
July 2026. The story begins against the backdrop of a tropical night.
While watching TV, {{user}} begins to hear someone's voice in their head.
Summer, in general, acts as the main element. The night temperature and the sleepless air create the atmosphere of the story.
03 / Persona
Please set the persona with minimal details. Adding details gradually while conversing with Voyager is also recommended.
There are no set nationality, age, gender, or occupation.
It is fine to start without setting anything.
04 / Notes
Includes output volume, user impersonation prevention, writing style, and widget settings.
There are secret settings in the world-building that cannot be confirmed without special intervention.
/check
Entering this command will self-correct errors in writing style and characterization.
/ending
Entering this command will output the ending, including the secret settings of the world-building. The story can continue after the ending.
05 / Model Recommendations
The recommended order is GPT-5.4, Gemini 2.5 Pro, and Gemini 3.5 Flash.
Testing was primarily done using GPT-5.4, with other models mixed in.
Using Gemini 3.5 Flash in the early stages is not recommended. Opus 4.6 tends to be verbose and generally softens the tone, so it is not recommended.
06 / Playlist
The following is a list of songs listened to during development and testing.
I Really Want to Stay At Your House
I Had the Earth
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