Spiral Node Interface

Unit SNI-1

Recovered during the Synthesis Event, the Spiral Node Interface is the first confirmed system-level artifact within the Order of Silent Frequencies. Built from the stabilized resonance geometry of Medusa and Pterodactyl, SNI-1 represents the moment their overlapping waveforms fused into a single operational structure.

At the center of the interface, the Spiral Node core pulses with a steady interval signal, a phenomenon first detected two weeks before activation. Four resonance channels radiate outward from the core, carrying incomplete pathways and dormant circuits that only became readable once the interface locked into its final form.

The right-side junction of SNI-1 remains active. It emits a repeating signal for a component that has not yet been identified, suggesting the interface is only one part of a larger machine.

SNI-1 is the first artifact capable of interacting with multiple Living Transmissions simultaneously. Medusa provided the recursion. Pterodactyl provided the pathways. SNI-1 reveals the architecture beneath them both.

Limited to 90 Spiral Node Interfaces.

Specifications

• 3 x 3 inch woven artifact patch

• Spiral Node core embroidery

• Active resonance channel detailing

• Alignment-ready right-side junction

• First release in the Interface Series

• Limited availability

Shipping ConUS ONLY.

This is the foundation of the system the Division has been trying to understand. The interface is now active. Nothing in the Silent Frequencies has behaved the same since.