Hounds are so adorable when they think theyโve upset their Handler. They get so apologetic and panicked. It puts them in the perfect state to have their mind altered.
Wanting to replace my weak flesh with metal is a totally normal thing to want in response to an injury. I'm normal.
On a related note, I need metal claws I can run through people as I condescendingly call their attempts to kill me adorable. Hounds, back me up here, I'm being rational.
I have this crazy craving of a tboy riding me, no strap, no nothing, just him moving his hips against mine saying with a shaky voice how good it feels while our bodily fluids mix
I think there's a big spectrum of "feeling like a dog" that goes from being a small puppy who everyone loves and pats all the time, and being a huge feral hound who has to be muzzled and leashed for the safety of everyone around them
After yesterdayโs meeting regarding #P-90โs behavioural training., i formed a hypothesis and went on to perform small experiments on the Unit in the quiet hours of dusk.
It can be reported that my deductions of the nature of Unit #P-90 and it's split from "PNNY" were indeed correct. (See File- 201668)
The tests initiated with a measured triggering of #P-90โs combat programming to ensure the Unit was operating at Baseline.
It was in this i found great success in pushing the Unit further than any pre-established record on file, into some uncharted territory.
After observing the standard combat signs of Maw twitching and a deepening of Unit P-90โs Neo-Lung Capacity. It was than i began berating the Unit.
It was within this testing that, as a result of a series of certain precisely placed trigger phrases. a, what i can only, dub as "Blood Space" can be reached.
It is to my understanding and discovery that within this new space, a Non Combat Active "Kill Instinct" is reached, in where Unit #P-90 is sent into mental stasis. Said stasis can be described as a battle against it's instinct, in the described 'Malinois Base'โthe need to protect it's Handlerโand the written code of Unit #P-90, in and of its bloodlust and brutality.
Data collected shows Unit #P-90 within this mental stasis for approximately 40.0 seconds before taking one of two options in its forked mind: Execute the target, or exit the space entirely, reverting to biological processes (the aforementioned Malinois base). Distinct conflict was to be seen through the optical sensors of Unit #P-90, and it can be noted that the flow of saliva from its maw malfunctioned during this time, in a distinct and abnormal absence of fluid.
The conclusion was reached by its processors to exit the space (both "Hound-" and "Blood-") entirely, in preservation of the Handler, thus becoming immediately inert.
The internal mechanisms of this โKill Instinctโ may require further testing within both code and biomass as it suggests some level of splitting may be occurring within P-90โs code.
This concludes the report for Testing Incident 1-01-2.