#specimena1010

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Actually, that does make me curious about what the specimens eat. Do they appear to have preferences?

Personal Facility Mail Application From: Dr. Lawson, S-class general supervisor To: marginmaster87 26.4.2019

Specimen A1010 doesn’t require food, but in past instances, it has consumed some things, though not usually things that are usual food for humans. It probably does this to disturb people. -Dr. Lawson

Personal Facility Mail Application From: Dr. Castellano, S-class supervisor To: marginmaster87 26.4.2019

Ugh, do not get me started on food preferences. J3110 is alright, I noticed that it likes blackberries and raspberries. But M1108...god. It’s so picky. At first, it wouldn’t eat most things, based on disliking the taste or the texture. We thought that it would get used to the provided meals, but it did not, and we only realized how serious this was when it started to suffer from malnutrition. Now it has an entirely different meal set than the other S-class. Basically the safest things to give it are things like bread and cheese, things that don’t have texture variation. -Nicole Castellano

Personal Facility Mail Application From: Dr. Ward, S-class supervisor To: marginmaster87 26.4.2019

I’m not sure if C1104 has any preferences. Or at least, he hasn’t stated any, and we haven’t observed any different behavior based on foods. But H1509 has expressed that he wants food with “flavor” and that our provided food is often bland. Honestly? He is fairly right, even the cafeteria doesn’t flavor things, and that’s for staff, when there are no specimen “risks.” -Ward

Personal Facility Mail Application From: Dr. Feller, S-class supervisor To: anon on the hunt 26.4.2019

Well I don’t think we’ve had J0702 for long enough to gauge that, but J1007 has a real sweet tooth! It’s easy to bribe him with treats as a reward. -Rebecca

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So, how're the Specimens today? Depressed? Emotionally ruined? Falling deeper into unending despair? Filled with the desire to obliterate all life (I think you know which one I'm talking about)? I'd love to hear an update from you guys, gals and non-binary pals! -Anon on the hunt

Personal Facility Mail Application From: Dr. Lawson, S-class general supervisor To: anon on the hunt 14.4.2019

A1010 does seem amused by its encounter with Ms. Carroll and the others earlier today. And before you can ask, yes, we are looking into the cause of that elevator failure. Back to the topic at hand, it appears today is not one of A1010′s more aggressive days. Those do occur occasionally. -Dr. Lawson

Personal Facility Mail Application From: Dr. Castellano, S-class supervisor To: anon on the hunt 14.4.2019

Ah hello again. Your timing is perfect, Carroll and I just got done with J3110′s interview for the week. It’s doing fine. Not much really changes with that one. Well, it’s been asking about M1108--which, by the way, is...stable. That’s the best we can figure at the moment. It hasn’t had any severe emotional episodes, and it’s a bit more active than it was before the attempted breach. But still. Not...ideal. -Nicole Castellano

Personal Facility Mail Application From: Dr. Ward, S-class supervisor To: anon on the hunt 14.4.2019

Well, I only know about C1104 and H1509, of course, but I am assuming you sent this to the others as well. As for those two, C1104 was being a bit more...cheerful is not the right word, but it is the only one I can think of. I say it might be a lingering effect from meeting J1007 last week. But if that is the case, the effect appears to have started to fade again, back into apathy. H1509, meanwhile, is in a stable mental space, though appears to be a bit snippy with facility workers. -Ward

Personal Facility Mail Application From: Dr. Feller, S-class supervisor To: anon on the hunt 14.4.2019

Oh don’t be so negative. Not all specimens are like that, especially not if you provide proper care. For example, J1007 has been in a good mood lately. And J0702, though he did appear to be bothered for a while, has settled down. Though I understand the others’ specimens are having difficulties. I’ve been trying to give them advice, not sure how much of it is sinking in. -Rebecca

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To Dr. Nicole Castellano: Is everyone alright? What happened with specimens C1104 and J0702? And what did A1010 do to all those guards!? The file had some restrictions when I read it, so I don't have the full picture... what was that? I have so many questions, but there's no time, no time! Just.... stay safe, please. This facility, this research, it's all incredibly valuable and amazing. Let me know ASAP, and thank you. From: V

Personal Facility Mail ApplicationFrom: Dr. Castellano, S-class specimen supervisorTo: V9.3.2019 

Why are you asking me about C1104 and J0702? Those ones aren’t my field, they’re Jereme’s and Rebecca’s. I don’t know anything about them other than they were involved in this breach somehow. And I wasn’t around for what A1010 did to the security, I was in my office the whole time. But given past experiences, it’s likely that if A1010 didn’t directly kill them, it hijacked their bodies and forced them to kill each other or themselves.Believe it or not, this is actually one of the better instances. Obviously, losing anyone isn’t ideal, but the casualty list is lower than it has been in the past. You should’ve been there for the early days of the facility, when a breach occurred then it was absolutely devastating for the personnel. But this one also involved multiple specimens, so...not ideal. It’s probably one of the worst for that reason alone. I can see why it warranted a warning.-Dr. Nicole Castellano

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To: Dr. Nicole Castellano: I have the ability to see the specimen reports without hacking into the system, and one of the more recent ones said that A1010 is lashing out, screaming, and laughing maniacally. I have no doubt in my mind that it is either getting power from an unknown source, or is planning a breakout to get power. If A1010 succeeds, the facility will most likely be tormented and/or destroyed under it's force. Strengthen security, and stay safe! From: V

Personal Facility Mail ApplicationFrom: Dr. Castellano, S-class specimen supervisorTo: V9.3.2019

Oh, I know what this is about now. A1010 does go through these...manic periods, let’s call them. It’s like a vicious cycle where it gets irritated and energetic, then calms down. Still, history has shown that its breaches occur during one of these periods. Security today has been tightened, as far as I’m aware, and I for one am on edge and waiting, as is everyone else I’ve encountered today.-Dr. Nicole Castellano

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To: Dr. Castellano: Do you know if specimen A1010 has shown interest in specimens J0702 or J1007? Is there anything that A1010 could gain by possessing and/or corrupting them? I do know that J0702’s eye is an abnormality, and that J1007 posses superpowers of some sort. If that is what A1010 is after, you must proceed with utmost caution. I am not from your universe, but the thing you call A1010, I know as a demon, of sorts, known for it’s lust for power and blood. Please be careful. From: V

Personal Facility Mail ApplicationFrom: Dr. Castellano, S-class specimen supervisorTo: V5.3.2019

I know for a fact that the only S-class specimen A1010 has had direct contact with is J3110. But the last time A1010 broke containment, it hacked into the facility’s computer files, and has since then referenced the other S-class when speaking, including J1007, so it at least knows of them. J0702 is a recent acquisition, though, so its file wouldn’t have been around for that breach. Honestly, I try to avoid A1010 as much as possible, so I don’t know if it’s after any other specimens.Wait, another universe? Uh...okay.-Dr Nicole Castellano

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To: Dr. Nicole Castellano: I looked at a few resources for British Sign Language, and if my hypothesis is corrrect, I think specimen J3110 is signing 'trouble'. The letters J, C, and A might also have to do with other specimen. Are any specimen related to those letters? Maybe a name or title of some sorts? I'm not quite sure, but could you look into it? Thank you so much for your help. From: V

Personal Facility Mail ApplicationFrom: Dr. Castellano, S-class specimen supervisorTo: V5.3.2019

Well. “Trouble” would make sense, given how increasingly upset J3110 is becoming. I hadn’t made the connection to other specimens. We have a few with those letters in their identification, but it’s likely that J3110 is referring to other S-class. In that case, A would be A1010, C would be C1104, and J...could be either J1007 or J0702. I never understood why we gave three S-class the same letter identifier. But if  J3110 is saying something about “trouble” and A1010...then I’d better hurry up and get the details. I’ll ask Michael to inspect that one’s containment.-Dr. Nicole Castellano