Dekka

Specimen #: Subject 6-12

Grem Class: Standard (formerly)

Containment Procedures: Subject 6-12 is to be kept in a standard cell and allowed the normal daily food and water rations. At this time no guards or monitors are required to be present as subject has not shown any signs of aggression. No requests are to be granted to Subject 6-12 except for an extra water ration once daily, only when requested. Subject 6-12 should not be allowed to leave its containment cell except under the supervision of level 5 clearance Scientists and/or level 5 clearance guards by the request of a level 5 clearance scientist or higher. Subject should be physically restrained when exiting the cell; however, minor restraints should be sufficient provided they show no signs of hostility. Containment cell is to be kept empty except when Subject is being fed, and should be checked daily to make sure they are not hoarding items of any kind.

Description: Subject 6-12 is a standard grem with no known powers, mutations, or otherwise special attributes. They stand at approximately 5’5” (5 feet and 5 inches) tall, and weigh 112 lbs. Their fur patterns are mostly white and black at the time of this writing. Their traits are the standard set of Ribbed ears, Royal neck, and Bun tail. 

  Subject has so far not shown any signs of hostility towards those who have approached it, though they do seem cautious, or timid, in all of their interactions. They would so far be described as “generally cooperative,” but it should be noted that their reason for return to the facility states that they were "unruly" in the owners care. Though further investigation implies this could just be due to a negligent housing situation. Regardless, until they show signs of hostility they should be treated as a tag green, or at most tag yellow, subject. 

Addendum: Subject 6-12 has begun various methods of stress testing in order to stimulate the possible cypherus metamorphosis. However it should be noted that during one of the routine blood tests (necessary for the monitoring of any changes in health or status of the specimen) Subject 6-12 broke into a frenzy and needed to be restrained. It was since recommended that further stress tests in this area be conducted as they are the most likely to produce satisfactory results. Since this initial discovery It is to be noted that, after their first two sessions of bloodletting, Subject 6-12 has shown a tendency to obsess and panic over the sight of blood. Testing is to be continued until otherwise directed.

Test Logs: The following sessions have been recorded due to interesting behavior exhibited by Subject 6-12 when placed into a stressful environment.

-09/12/2XXX: Subject began to react negatively during the second session of bloodletting. Over a 10 minute period they repeatedly begged to be placed back into their cell, and for the first time struggled against their restraints. Further restraining was necessary to keep them in place.

-09/ 19/2XXX: Subject realized they were being transported to the bloodletting station and fought against guards to stay within their cell rather than be taken out for the procedure. Once restrained they kept their eyes closed and their jaw was visibly clenched throughout the duration. ███████████ scientist, Dr.█████, attempted communication with Subject 6-12; however, they only responded by asking to be put back into their cell.

-09/27/2XXX: Subject 6-12 was brought to the bloodletting station and made to watch the procedure today. Their reaction was quite frantic and they even began to cry at one point, despite the fact that pain inhibiting drugs were in use for this session. Throughout the process they kept trying to look away but when they could not they continuously begged for the procedure to stop. When allowed back into their containment cell subject was reported to have clawed at the blood on the floor for 20 minutes until they’d wiped the pool of blood almost completely into their fur, all the while muttering something unintelligible. Subject should be cleaned before next session of testing continues.

-10/ 3/2XXX: Subject 6-12 underwent the same procedure today as on the 27th, this time, when returned to their cell they could be audibly heard crying out “Put it back, put it back!” as they clawed at the blood on the floor in an assumed attempt to shovel it back into the wounds on their arms. Subject has now not eaten in 2 days despite being offered food, and seems to be notably weaker. Subject is recommended at this point for an evaluation. Further testing should be delayed.

Addendum:

-10/4/2XXX: As per facility protocol, security cameras have been installed in or near all containment cells in order to keep a record of events that transpire while the facility or staff are inactive. At approx. 3am, records show that Subject 6-12 had collapsed onto the floor of their cell from where they sat. 15 minutes pass and they remain motionless. At approx. 3:16am, all security footage in the related sector appears to have corrupted, and cuts out abruptly. There is an unrecorded 2 hour and 44 minute gap between footage going offline and coming back online. Any events that transpired within the testing block during this time frame are unknown at this point in time.

-10/4/2XXX: 6am, security footage comes back online. Subject 6-12 has gone missing. It should be noted that around this same time a level 6 clearance scientists access key from one Dr.██████ has also gone amiss, despite them working in a completely different sector.  Investigation is ongoing. 

-10/4/2XXX: 3pm. No progress has been made on finding what remains of Subject 6-12, or the missing access key. Surveillance records made within the time frame in question seem to have all been miraculously corrupted beyond recoverability. At this point the facility is going into a red level lockdown and all related personnel are undergoing a mandatory inspection and questioning before being allowed to leave or enter the facility.