#specimenj3110

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I did mean the first one- it is sort of a shame it’s impossible.

Personal Facility Mail Application From: Dr. Castellano, S-class supervisor To: marginmaster87 1.5.2019

Okay I'm jumping in. Honestly there would be no POINT in trying to heal a quantum shadow, since they're just J3110 from other points in time that are phasing forward or backward. If we saw a shadow wandering around injured, and J3110 hadn't been injured within the last week, that just means it will be injured within the next. We would know. We would be able to heal the actual J3110 on scene. The shadows aren't separate beings, that are literally just J3110. -Nicole Castellano

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Didn’t J3110 interrupt a test with J0702 and C1104 as well?

Personal Facility Mail Application From: Dr. Feller, S-class supervisor To: marginmaster87 1.5.2019

Ah [REDACTED], I forgot about that. Yes, he did, and it was really inconvenient. I think Nicole had a talk with him about that. It doesn't look like she was CC'd in this message, though, just me and Jereme. But anyway, J3110 hasn't interacted with any specimens beyond occasionally having one of his shadows showing up nearby. We can't really control where they go, you know? Since they'r very intangible. -Rebecca

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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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(I would like to blame @the-egos-love-horror for pointing out that J3′s ID actually spells out Jello. Like. J3110. JELLO. I can’t unsee it now)

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to: Dr. Castellano J3110 seems to have taken a liking to Ms. Carroll. Are they not allowed to have contact? From: LA

Personal Facility Mail ApplicationFrom: Dr. Castellano, S-class specimen supervisorTo: LA15.3.2019

J3110 tends to get attached to any interpreters we take in. It’s inevitable, given its naturally amicable personality and how often it sees them, especially in “safe” settings. But no, they are not to interact out of designated times and tasks. Otherwise we risk attachment, which could lead to a security breach. -Dr. Nicole Castellano

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To: Dr. Nicole Castellano: We clearly need to do something. The deadline is growing steadily, scarily nearer, and I believe with the recent... dimensional anomalies, something will happen in a timeline that J3110 has seen, some devastating. Please tell me you've found a translator, you must hold an interview with J3110, now! I truly fear for you, and I hope if the event comes to pass, that, however unlikely it is, that everyone at the facility is safe. Stay safe and be vigilant. Please. From: V

Personal Facility Mail ApplicationFrom: Dr. Castellano, S-class specimen supervisorTo: V8.3.2019

I wish I could tell you we found one, but apparently not! I asked Michael and he said they’re about halfway through interviewing the final candidates. I told him to fucking choose one and we’ll deal with the consequences later! He shut me down. Though maybe that was because I could’ve been nicer about saying it. But come on! He did at least increase security on a lot of the S-class, so we have that going for us.I tried talking to J3110 again, but it wouldn’t answer me. Just sort of...stares. I think maybe it thinks it’s too late. Still, I’m going to be pressing on everyone to double-check everything tomorrow.-Dr. Nicole Castellano

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To: Jeremy Ward: I recommend making them feel like, I mean unless you want C1104 to terminate themselves, I reccomend trying to convince them there is something worth living for, besides being a lab rat or a test subject. (My god, how do you spell that? Even Autocorrect doesn't know. Recommend? Reccomend? HoW?) To put it simply, I think C1104 needs a friend. A real friend. Someone to talk to when things seem hopeless. Maybe J... what was it... J1031? No... J3110? Yes! He seems mellow enough, 1/2

Personal Facility Mail ApplicationFrom: Dr. Ward, S-class specimen supervisorTo: just-a-youtubers-blog5.3.2019

Yes, I know all about the benefits of companionship. It’s a good idea, and we are definitely looking for a way to implement it. Unfortunately, there are…rules to follow. C1104 is a Passive class specimen, which means there can be no interaction with Neutral or Aggressive class specimens. There are exceptions, of course. They can interact if it is part of a testing procedure, for example. Or if the Neutral or Aggressive one has a Low or Low-Medium threat level. But all the S-class ones we have here are Medium level or above. It really is a shame, I could see J3110 or H1509 working well with C1104. I may be able to get C1104 and H1509 together under the guise of a test someday, though.Oh, you heard about J0702? Yes, Rebecca talked to me about it, I think that one could work well with C1104. Also Passive, so no ridiculous guidelines to follow there. Both of them requested games for their entertainment, so they would have that in common. I talked to Rebecca about it, we might implement it soon, if J0702 is adjusted to the environment. We briefly considered J1007 meeting C1104, thought J1007′s aura could help raise C1104′s energy. But we have to wait until J1007 has better control. Though…if C1104 gets serious, we may have to go down that route anyway.-Ward

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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