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== Description == | == Description == | ||
[[File:225.png|thumb|Reconstructed image of Patient-225 utilizing Artificial Intelligence. No anomalous effects are present in this image.]] | [[File:225.png|thumb|Reconstructed image of Patient-225 utilizing Artificial Intelligence. No anomalous effects are present in this image.]] | ||
Patient-225 is an underweight 4'11 Japanese female. Despite being anatomically a Japanese woman, when observed by a <s>human</s> living organism, the patient appear to be a fit 7'6 Egyptian Male. In situations where the inconsistency in the perceived size of the patient and it's actual size may result in an impossible action, outside observers do not see anything abnormal. Patient-225's anomalous effects are purely illusionary, and research is ongoing on how it produces this disparity between perception and reality. Patient-225 exhibits signs of mental instability, alongside symptoms consistent with extreme schizophrenia, gender dysphoria, and BPD. The patient is vulnerable to psychotic episodes, where it continuously attempts to convince others of its gender identity as a male, which may result in harm to itself or others.<ref>Despite it's appearance, it only possesses the strength of it's actual form, so the patient is unlikely to severely harm others.</ref> | Patient-225 is an underweight 4'11 Japanese female. Despite being anatomically a Japanese woman<ref>DNA, sample testing, and observation by non-organic beings has definitively proven this.</ref>, when observed by a <s>human</s> living organism, the patient appear to be a fit 7'6 Egyptian Male. In situations where the inconsistency in the perceived size of the patient and it's actual size may result in an impossible action, outside observers do not see anything abnormal. Patient-225's anomalous effects are purely illusionary, and research is ongoing on how it produces this disparity between perception and reality. Patient-225 exhibits signs of mental instability, alongside symptoms consistent with extreme schizophrenia, gender dysphoria, and BPD. The patient is vulnerable to psychotic episodes, where it continuously attempts to convince others of its gender identity as a male, which may result in harm to itself or others.<ref>Despite it's appearance, it only possesses the strength of it's actual form, so the patient is unlikely to severely harm others.</ref> It should be noted that the patient demonstrates signs of discomfort when DNA or sample testing is done, and when provided with evidence that it is, biologically, of the female sex, it will reject this information and try to claim that the provider is "projecting". If this is not successful, Patient-225 will attempt to assault the provider of the information. | ||
== | == sting Log == | ||
==== TEST 225-A-5 ==== | ==== TEST 225-A-5 ==== | ||
Latest revision as of 14:50, 5 July 2026
Patient File ID: 225[edit | edit source]
Threat Level: Soyfe[edit | edit source]
Prescribed Medication: 100 mg of Risperidone to be ingested orally daily, 1 hour long gender-affirming therapy sessions semiweekly.[edit | edit source]
Containment Procedures[edit | edit source]
Patient-225 is to be contained within a standard humanoid padded cell within Site-30. A computer only possessing a modified S0YRC client connected to the onsite IRC servers is to be placed into this room. The patient will be restrained with a straitjacket that is to only be taken off when absolutely necessary or during testing. Daily sweeps of Patient-225's cell will be conducted, and any contraband that is found within the cell is to be removed. When being transported, Patient-225 is to be sedated using standard Soysylum-issue Class K anesthetics. Patient-225 is to be interviewed monthly by onsite soycologists.
Description[edit | edit source]
Patient-225 is an underweight 4'11 Japanese female. Despite being anatomically a Japanese woman[1], when observed by a human living organism, the patient appear to be a fit 7'6 Egyptian Male. In situations where the inconsistency in the perceived size of the patient and it's actual size may result in an impossible action, outside observers do not see anything abnormal. Patient-225's anomalous effects are purely illusionary, and research is ongoing on how it produces this disparity between perception and reality. Patient-225 exhibits signs of mental instability, alongside symptoms consistent with extreme schizophrenia, gender dysphoria, and BPD. The patient is vulnerable to psychotic episodes, where it continuously attempts to convince others of its gender identity as a male, which may result in harm to itself or others.[2] It should be noted that the patient demonstrates signs of discomfort when DNA or sample testing is done, and when provided with evidence that it is, biologically, of the female sex, it will reject this information and try to claim that the provider is "projecting". If this is not successful, Patient-225 will attempt to assault the provider of the information.
sting Log[edit | edit source]
TEST 225-A-5[edit | edit source]
Object(s): A door frame with a measured height of exactly 6ft.
Observer(s): D-19632
Subject(s): D-96423 (measured at 5'5.)
Instructions: D-96423 was ordered to go through the door frame.
Results: D-19632 noted that D-96423 passed through without difficulty.
TEST 225-A-6[edit | edit source]
Object(s): A door frame with a measured height of exactly 6ft.
Observer(s): D-19632
Subject(s): Patient-225
Instructions: Patient-225 was ordered to go through the door frame.
Results: D-19632 noted that although the door frame's height didn't change, it was now much taller than Patient-225, and thus Patient-225 easily passed through.
TEST 225-A-7[edit | edit source]
Object(s): A door frame measuring about 6ft. A standard CobTools 100ft measuring tape.
Observer(s): D-19632
Subject(s): Patient-225
Instructions: The measuring tape was secured at the top of the door frame, and the tape was extended until it hit the base of the door frame, resulting in the tape measuring 6 ft (72 inches). D-19632 was made aware of the length of the tape, and was instructed to watch Patient-225 enter the door frame, then read the measuring tape while keeping Patient-225 in their peripheral vision. Patient-225 was ordered to stand in the door frame.
Results: D-19632 noted that no changes in height occurred to either the door or Patient-225 occurred. They also noted that although the measuring tape's tip still read about 6 ft, the measuring tape seemed to start at -1 ft 6 inches (-18 inches). D-19632 reported feeling vaguely dizzy.
