The remnants of the storm lingered as Dr. Anya Petrova approached the abandoned research station. Nature had reclaimed the site, with wild vegetation piercing through the cracks of the once-pristine facility. The air was thick with the scent of moss and decay, a stark contrast to the sterile environment of the seed vault.

Anya pushed open the creaking door, her heart pounding with anticipation. Inside, the station was a time capsule, untouched since the researchers hastily evacuated. Dust-covered equipment and scattered papers bore witness to the frantic final days of the project.

She made her way to the main lab, where the secrets of the "Artemisia Resilience" seeds lay hidden. The room was in disarray, but Anya's trained eye spotted the research logs she desperately needed. They were there, waiting for her, a message from the past.

As she sifted through the logs, a series of video recordings caught her attention. They were the personal logs of Dr. Emil Ivanov, the lead scientist of the "Genesis Adapt" project. With a trembling hand, Anya pressed play.

Dr. Ivanov's face appeared on the screen, his expression grave. He spoke of the seeds, their creation, and the hope they represented. He also spoke of the fear that their work would be misused, leading to the project's termination and the subsequent ban on the seeds.

Anya listened intently, absorbing every word. The seeds were indeed a marvel of science, designed to thrive in the harshest conditions. But they were also a Pandora's box, their potential for harm as great as their potential for good.

The video ended with a plea from Dr. Ivanov, urging future generations to use the seeds wisely, to balance the scales between survival and ethics. Anya felt the weight of his words, the responsibility now resting on her shoulders.

Anya turned off the video log, her resolve strengthened. She had the knowledge she needed to save the compromised seed bank, but she also had a choice to make. The ghost station had given her the tools; now it was up to her to use them wisely.