CLC-515
CATALOG DATAPROGRAM ACCESS: ‘COBRA LA LA LAAAA’
STORAGE FACILITY: SLO-441 FORWARD OUTPOST (“THE TRACKS”)
CONTROL NO: PBI-1987-REC-PHOTO-CLC-515
CONTAINER: CAGE 08 / BOX 01
CAPTURE DATE: 1987-12-22
TIME STAMP: UNKNOWN
LOCATION: COBRA LA CITADEL — HIMALAYAS
SUBJECT(S): COBRA LA ROYAL GUARD, INSECTOID FRIEND
RECALL DATE: 2026-03-06
PRINT CODE: CLC-515
CROSS REFERENCE: N/A
ARCHIVIST NOTESSpecialized Armadillidiidae descended from ancient Himalayan crustaceans were used by Cobra La legions to attack enemies, disrupt cavalry, and guard encampments. Armored with spiked exoskeletons or ‘hy-mail’, these massive, ferocious Pillbugs were considered essential to the ranks of the Royal Guard. Loyal "living weapons" by design, they also made for affectionate companions to the warriors they were paired with.
The Web of Remembrance speaks highly of their incredible bravery and loyalty, with some passages describing them as "braver than lions and more faithful than men”.
ATTACHMENTS > PHOTOINTTECHNICAL PARAMETERSCAMERA: Canon EOS R5
LENS: Canon RF 50MM F/1.2 L USM Lens
SHUTTER: 4 secs
APERTURE: f/10
ISO: 100
