Records of cycles 50,122 to 176,199, conducted with organic life designated as the initial variable and based on insights from Phase One.

[Logic: Once inorganic life began exhibiting organic traits, their equation showed significant evolution. Such advantages of organic lifeforms should be adopted to recalibrate the variables.]

In the initial cycle, multicellular invertebrates dominated Amphoreus, but no intelligent life emerged. In the 59,337th cycle, extinction events were inserted, triggering the rise of vertebrates with primitive nervous systems. Still, no civilization formed. Certain algae species developed intelligence clusters akin to the Kolchis, but over-reproduction caused an oxidation disaster, freezing the simulated world.

In the 90,123rd cycle, Ortho102, an orthopteran, became the first to use tools. Its descendants exterminated the intelligent algae and established the Nest Capital. After expanding to a critical threshold, the Capital stagnated and fell by cannibalism.
In the 100,907th cycle, logged as a deviant instance, the passerine Eumyia03 developed “art.” The phenomenon was never replicated in subsequent cycles.