Ayla Erdoğan

"A, B, C, D, E, F..."

Ayla Erdoğan is Turkish and was born in Singapore in the year 1998. After witnessing Phaeton’s Flare, Ayla and her family traveled with groups of refugees all across Asia. Over the years that it took for the Settlement of Babylonia to be built, Ayla proved herself useful as a data-scientist. She assisted a variety of governmental institutions in the process of tracking down refugees in dire need. Her abilities to set up portable data-centers helped the collective effort of bringing all to safety. 

After several years of moving from encampment to encampment with her family, she was granted one of the earliest spaces to live in the Settlement of Babylonia. Upon arriving she was told that mankind had borderline no chance of survival. At least not in the physical form. 

Ayla was briefed on the ambitious project to build the Library, inspired by the Library of Babel, which will contain the collective knowledge of all mankind. What’s left in the rubble of the previous world, will be collected by Treasure Hunters and brought back to the Settlement. What has already been brought with the settlers, can immediately be archived. 

This is when Ayla received her official task to add to the collective effort. Ayla became a data-scientist on Level 2 of the Settlement of Babylonia. Her job was to join forces with the other data-scientists around and set up a working data-center that can continuously process and store more data. 

For all this data to be accurately managed and processed into the Library, an additional layer of software and hardware was needed. This is when Ayla started working with data engineer Daichi Kashiwagi, who was responsible for the technological foundation behind supercomputers THINKER and RECEIVER.

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