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==== SUBJECT INFO
Name Wong, Azuki DOB 2/10/92 Sex F Age 24 Height 6’4 Weight 127 Wing E Room 663
===== SUBJECT NOTES
Last Updated 4/4/2016 Subject Wong is a female with black hair and crimson eyes, all from Asian descent. The Subject has large lacerations from each crease of the mouth that reaches below the ears, each cut completely separating the bottom jaw from the top. The Subject has four fang-like teeth that are, with further observation, appear to be the way the subject consumes nutrients. The Subject is self-conscious or “shy” of their appearance, choosing to wear a red medical mask to cover it. The Subject shows signs of PTSD and/or Trama and in extreme cases, signs of traumatophobia. When attempting to retrieve a blood sample, The Subject became erratic and ran from caretakers. Due to this, The Subject is to be contained in a 10 by 10 by 12 ft room with surveillance.
Further tests on Subject Wong show insight on the subject’s abnormal teeth and behavior. The Subject has the appearance of a popular folklore Kuchisake-onna, a Japanese myth of an evil spirit with a slashed mouth. Though, with recent updates on the subject, it shows that The Subject is not one of these spirits, rather a being that harvests the life force of a living organism by consuming their blood, a vampire. When fed the diet required for other Subjects, Subject Wong went into a state of malnourishment. It was apparent that The Subject would not survive on the given diet, therefore, another method was tested. She was soon supplied with blood bags, and within a month of observation, she was back into a healthy state. When tested with living organisms(context, rabbit), The Subject was apprehensive, pleading with caretakers that “She did not want to kill anything”, but after a few hours of observation, hunger overcame The Subject, causing her to slaughter the rabbit, putting her in an almost animalistic bloodlust.
Other Observations showed The Subject playing with a small rabbit plushie, a state of anxiety, the physical form of the subject to change from human to bat, the subject etching crude artistry of the caretakers on the wall, and spontaneous panic attacks, in which grow so severe, a caretaker is obligated to “calm her down”.
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