LGH Foundation

The LGH Foundation (Lorekeepers of the Great Hound Foundation) is an organisation that dedicates its time observing, documenting, and secreting the presence of the Great Hound, Gaueko. LGH Foundation's presence stretches far into human history; its roots lie somewhere in medieval times, though its exact date of establishment remains undocumented. In the past humankind has made several references towards the Great Hound, whether through hieroglyphs, temples, statues or other medium, and LGH Foundation has made it their sole purpose to record and archive all of Gaueko's movements made in both past and present.

They call themselves lorekeepers; guardians of forbidden information. They believe the presence of the Great Hound would bring disturbance across the globe if found out, so they gather even the smallest reference towards the Great Hound and store it away from the public eye. They're self-funded by the founders' family, and its leadership is passed down from father to son.

As of current, the LGH Foundation is situated in Vancouver, Canada. Hidden in clear sight, the LGH Foundation used to pose as a public library, but after Wormwood, their headquarters is nothing but a ruined front; an empty building forgotten by the struggling public, deemed forsaken. Second Instalment With the death of Ralph Goodwin, his son Duen Goodwin took the seat as Chief of Observation. Shortly after, Duen set into motion the second instalment, and renamed the organization to Containment of the Great Hound Foundation, or CGH for short. This instalment nullified the old code of conduct and replaced it with a far more aggressive protocol; no longer did they wish to observe and document the Great Hound, but now want to capture, contain, and experiment on the Great Hound to achieve a global position of power. Many employees tried to resign when the abrupt changes occurred, but were swiftly indoctrinated or executed for treason.

Closely after the new instalment was launched and had become official, Duen reached out to a dying firm named Root Androids; a company specialized in robotics and cybernetics, but highly undervalued by the crippled market. CGH bought ninety percentage of their total shares, leaving the director in charge, but only as a figure-head for them to control. While keeping their name, Root Androids could no longer be deemed a remote company and instead had become a branch of CGH. With their hands on cybernetics, the therapy of indoctrination had sped up significantly.

With the use of prototypic chips that are implanted underneath the temporal lobe of the brain, it alters long-term memory, inserting fake ideals and motivations into the employees which in turn boost moral and loyalty.