The first transmission was not received by a system.
It was received by a person.

The only confirmed contacted is Dr. Anaya Desai, a research scientist of Indian origin, currently living and working in the United States.

Her professional background lies in distributed systems, probabilistic modeling, and large-scale fault tolerance—fields concerned less with certainty than with behavior under collapse.
She is known to be reclusive.

Colleagues describe her as methodical, intensely private, and uninterested in speculation. She publishes rarely. She avoids conferences when possible. She is widely regarded as exceptionally skilled at recognizing structural irregularities—patterns that remain invisible until they fail.

She did not respond to the messages.
She did not attempt to trace them publicly.
She did not publish them.
She began to collect.

Why the transmissions reached her remains unknown. Competing projections suggest statistical proximity, architectural coincidence, or prior entanglement with systems that do not yet exist. Whether her subsequent decisions influenced later events—or whether those decisions were already implicit in the data—remains unresolved.

Her name appears repeatedly across independent transmission fragments. Sometimes directly. Sometimes obliquely. Sometimes distorted or misrendered. The frequency is statistically significant.
With high probability, it is correct.

Anaya — “without a master.”
Desai — a name historically associated with stewardship, mediation, and record-keeping.

Whether this naming reflects intent, coincidence, or retrospective pattern alignment has not been determined.
Dr. Desai has never claimed authority over the transmissions. She has consistently resisted interpretive leadership. Her role, as far as can be established, is custodial rather than directive.

She is not presented here as an oracle.
She is not presented here as a prophet.
She is presented as a fixed point: the place where the data first entered the present.

Under controlled conditions, limited correspondence with Dr. Desai may become possible in the future. Any such communication, if permitted, will be subject to strict constraints. Not all messages will receive replies. Some may receive none at all.

Everything else remains uncertain.