The 151-HOLLISTER ATZAK PROTOCOL:

The 151-HOLLISTER ATZAK PROTOCOL is a foundation protocol which dictates the way the Y-909 compound is collected from CF3000, and the way personnel are to interact with CF-3000. Below is a brief framework of the procedure:

 Members of MTF Epsilon-20 "Night Fishermen" are to prepare a subject for deliverance to the feeding site. One individual D-Class subject is to be administered a sedative, and equipped with a high-pressure diving suit. The subject is then to be tethered to an underwater ROV within the aft airlock. The airlock is to be flooded, and the subject is to be towed by the ROV towards the feeding site. Upon reaching the feeding site, the ROV is to disconnect its tether, and return to the Eremita.

 Throughout this stage, CFF Eremita should monitor CF-3000's position, and adjust course if the entity begins to move away from the feeding site. Mission command will provide additional instructions during this phase if necessary.

 Personnel on-board the CFF Eremita are to monitor CF-3000 during feeding sessions. During this time, no personnel are permitted to leave the Eremita without authorisation from mission command.

 At a point after the total consumption of prey, CF-3000 will begin to excrete Y-909 near the foremost section of its body.

 Specialized teams of deep-sea divers are to exit the CFF Eremita through the aft airlock and approach CF-3000. Collection of Y909 must take place during CF-3000's "digestive" period, which is currently believed to be roughly two and a half hours after consumption of prey. Teams must return to launch craft before the end of this period. During this period, the typical effects of CF-3000 are less severe, though Command should continue to monitor these teams for damage to their cognition.

 After collection of Y-909 is complete, personnel are to transfer the collected substance to secure containers before returning to the surface. The mission administrator onboard the Eremita is to monitor the substance throughout transport.