Facility 5864

### Priority: Critical

The Qúall Thàid Temple, known to the public as the mountain near the Daimanji Buddhist temple, is located on the Japanese island of Dōgojima. This mountainside temple houses the Way of the Push and its followers, as well as its leader, the Rock-Pusher, with the intent of protecting the property from incursion. The JPCU made the agreement to protect the monastery in exchange for the training and consultation of the Rock-Pusher and his followers.

### Description:

The Quáll Tháid Temple was supposedly established sometime during the late 500's B.C., although all sources are effectively useless thanks to The Fracture's effects on time. The temple has a total population estimated to be over five thousand (5,000) people in total, almost all of whom are followers of the Way of the Push. The Facility makes up over four (4) square miles of the island. A large electrified fence surrounds the temple at a three (3) mile radius, so as not to disturb the temple's tranquility. All roads at the border of this fence are guarded by a brick checkpoint building and a minimum of four (4) Security Personnel. The rest of the fence, concealed mostly by the surrounding forest, is patrolled by a minimum of ten (10 squads of ten (10) heavily armed JPCU Security Personnel. All Security Personnel are ordered to fire on anyone who attempts to enter beyond the fenced area that is not either a JPCU employee capable of providing proper documentation signed by at least one (1) Researcher of Crimson-Level or higher, or a member of a local, pre-approved supply caravan. All civilian casualties suffered as a result of this policy are to be reported to the media as disappearances, and all search parties are to avoid the Facility's boundaries at all costs; the protection of Facility 5864 is of the highest priority, and any and all breaks in the rules are to be assumed as traitorous behaviors meant to undermine the Facility's operations.

The populace of Facility 5864 are incredibly peaceful, calm, and easily befriended individuals. The Way of the Push, despite possessing intense anomalous and magical properties not seen in other monk traditions, encourages the most pacifistic and diplomatic behaviors. The people of the temple spend most of their time tending to the grounds, meditating, training, or socializing. The monks create several forms of local alcohol, although they are forbidden from drinking any of it, and instead sell it to the traders that pass through. The temple has plenty of room for all of the requires facilities, and specifically features the following buildings currently:

1. Merchant District and Main Gate: This main section of the temple grounds houses the trading area for the monastery, where pre-approved caravans are allowed to pass through the JPCU perimeter defenses and access the antechamber of the temple's wall structure, protected by the armored monks and samurai. The main gate is made up of a pair of massive wooden doors, each a foot in thickness, with brick walls surrounding the settlement.
2. Reflective Pool: This area is a meditative pool used for celebrations and rituals in the Way of the Push tradition.
3. Lake: This large lake is used by the monks as a prime fishing spot, periodically refilled with fish through anomalous means.
4. Training Grounds: This outdoor arena with a sandy covering for the floor is used to train the monks in mundane martial arts, as well as host combat competitions that are kept nonlethal and as friendly as possible.
5. Fighting School: This building is where the monks train and hone their skills in the Way of the Push.
6. Main Temple: This large building is a Buddhist temple very similar to nearby Daimanji Temple and used for the same purpose; lacks any anomalous properties, but does feature powerful magical protection against Demons and anyone with ill intentions.
7. Religious District: This section of the settlement houses a number of shrines, memorials, statues, and smaller temples, as well as the settlement's cemetery.
8. Administrative District: Here, the settlement's leader, the Rock-Pusher, lives. This is also the area where the laws are made and enforced, as well as the where the settlement's courthouse is located.
9. Residential District: A section of the settlement dedicated to civilian housing.
10. Residential District: A section of the settlement dedicated to civilian housing.
11. Residential District: A section of the settlement dedicated to civilian housing.
12. Defense District: This area of the settlement houses the armories, prison, and barracks for the dedicated defenders of the monastery.

### Anomalous Properties:

The monastery has a number of unusual and unnatural effects associated with it:

* Anyone on the property naturally feels a sense of tranquil calmness that borders on cognitohazard in its ability to wipe away the stress or tension within someone.
* Anyone harboring ill intentions towards anything or anyone residing in the property is automatically known by everyone else in the settlement as an enemy.