Subject Case #0002

Subject case: #0002
Object class: RED/BLACK

Handling:


Subject #0002 has to be locked up in his cell, and should be fed. His room needs to be illuminated every time of the day, and the soundproof barrier may never be broken, to not wake him up. If Subject #0002 ever wakes up, immediately evacuate building and subtract oxygen from the air to make Subject #0002 unconscious. Armed troops wearing oxygen masks should be send in to retain the subject. Strong sedatives need to be used to retain Subject #0002.

Description:


Subject #0002 is a person, formerly known as Elijah Parston. Subject #0002 is also known as the butcher, and was the last owner of Subject #0001, before it came in possession of COTH.

Subject #0002 was a professor, who investigated ways to make humans more animal-like by deactivating certain parts of the brain. He apparently lost his scholarship when the government found out, and proceeded to test on himself, but he went in a different route. He started to inject himself with canine- and revolving in him started to obtain animal-like strength and senses.

This also revolves in a shift of appearance. Subject #0002’s ears have moved higher up his skull and his mouth and nose have formed into a snout. His vocal cords shortened, resulting in him growling words when he is awake.

The hips of Subject #0002 have tilted, resulting in him walking on all fours. Study has shown that his muscles are always tensed, ready to attack.
A previous break in security has shown that Subject #0002 is extremely aggressive when awoken, by itself or by an external impulse. It needs to be fed while asleep.
No interviews are possible with subject, because all it wants is to ‘kill and seek destruction'

Trivia on Subject #0002


• Subject #0002 is highly sensitive to the image of a little girl, maybe it reminds him of his daughter, from before the accident. [Error: security clearance not high enough to read ‘accident 001’].
• Sounds of a girl crying seems to stress Subject #0002. This can be used to distract him, from where the intervention team can move in to retain subject.
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