Tobias
(#21787743)
Level 25 Wildclaw
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Personal Style
Apparel
Skin
Scene
Measurements
Length
4.56 m
Wingspan
6.11 m
Weight
467.56 kg
Genetics
Coal
Giraffe
Giraffe
Azure
Stripes
Stripes
Aqua
Glimmer
Glimmer
Hatchday
Breed
Eye Type
Level 25 Wildclaw
Max Level
STR
133
AGI
8
DEF
5
QCK
40
INT
5
VIT
6
MND
5
Lineage
Parents
- none
Offspring
- none
Biography
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Tobias' Lost History
Data log on Test Subject 1753
Day 1
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Subject 1753 was found on the outskirts of the Tsunami Flats, his egg attacked by a flock of Harpies just as he was hatching. The harpies in question were terminated, but the hatchling was taken in to test our newest experiment as there was no sign of his nest. He appears to have severe mental disability, of which we are currently uncertain if due to birth defects or environmental trauma. The tests will begin once he has recovered from his assault.
Day 10
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Subject 1753 has recovered from his injuries, and been cleared for the first dose of our experimental treatment. According to preliminary tests with mice, the drug should help to enhance mental and physical capabilities. A few side effects have been noted, though it is unclear how they will pan out in higher animals. The subject was placed back in his cage without issue, and has so far been relatively compliant.
Day 13
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When retrieving Subject 1753 from his cage for the second injection, he became abnormally aggressive, clawing a fellow colleague’s arms to shreds and nearly escaping. After this incident, caution is to be taken with Subject 1753 from here on out. The second injection was administered, with much difficulty, before he was placed back in his cage.
Day 16
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The Subject has become highly unstable, managing to kill three researchers while attempting to administer the third treatment. A higher level of intelligence was displayed in the attacks, as the Subject waited until he was already out of his cage and for those administering the drug to drop their guard. High powered tasers had to be utilized to safely return the Subject to his cage. Though I’ve suggested he should be disposed of at this point, with how unstable the treatment has made him, my colleagues insist we continue with the final dose.
Day 20
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Sedatives were added to his food before this final injection, to prevent further casualties. Since his previous dose, it’s been observed that he has begun talking to himself, as if hearing voices in his head. Despite this, we have moved on to the final treatment. The injection was safely administered while he was unconscious and returned to his cage. No incidents occurred this time around, and he has yet to awake from the sedatives. With how dangerous and uncooperative he has become, final notes will be taken once he's regained consciousness and he will most likely be disposed of in the morning. The drug will require more testing.
Day 21
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Subject 1753 escaped his cage shortly after his sedatives wore off, brutally slaughtering every researcher but myself within that sector. Though he didn’t notice me, he appears to have reverted to his primal instincts, showing no fear or emotion throughout the attacks. Though once he was surrounded by corpses his personality changed back to normal, horrified and showing signs of confusion before escaping the compound. Once the facility is secured and more staff are brought in, a search party will be sent out to exterminate Subject 1753. He is highly unstable and a threat to any clan he may come across.
May the deities have mercy on their souls if he encounters them.
Those arrogant fools should have listened to me...
Data log on Test Subject 1753
Day 1
---
Subject 1753 was found on the outskirts of the Tsunami Flats, his egg attacked by a flock of Harpies just as he was hatching. The harpies in question were terminated, but the hatchling was taken in to test our newest experiment as there was no sign of his nest. He appears to have severe mental disability, of which we are currently uncertain if due to birth defects or environmental trauma. The tests will begin once he has recovered from his assault.
Day 10
---
Subject 1753 has recovered from his injuries, and been cleared for the first dose of our experimental treatment. According to preliminary tests with mice, the drug should help to enhance mental and physical capabilities. A few side effects have been noted, though it is unclear how they will pan out in higher animals. The subject was placed back in his cage without issue, and has so far been relatively compliant.
Day 13
---
When retrieving Subject 1753 from his cage for the second injection, he became abnormally aggressive, clawing a fellow colleague’s arms to shreds and nearly escaping. After this incident, caution is to be taken with Subject 1753 from here on out. The second injection was administered, with much difficulty, before he was placed back in his cage.
Day 16
---
The Subject has become highly unstable, managing to kill three researchers while attempting to administer the third treatment. A higher level of intelligence was displayed in the attacks, as the Subject waited until he was already out of his cage and for those administering the drug to drop their guard. High powered tasers had to be utilized to safely return the Subject to his cage. Though I’ve suggested he should be disposed of at this point, with how unstable the treatment has made him, my colleagues insist we continue with the final dose.
Day 20
---
Sedatives were added to his food before this final injection, to prevent further casualties. Since his previous dose, it’s been observed that he has begun talking to himself, as if hearing voices in his head. Despite this, we have moved on to the final treatment. The injection was safely administered while he was unconscious and returned to his cage. No incidents occurred this time around, and he has yet to awake from the sedatives. With how dangerous and uncooperative he has become, final notes will be taken once he's regained consciousness and he will most likely be disposed of in the morning. The drug will require more testing.
Day 21
---
Subject 1753 escaped his cage shortly after his sedatives wore off, brutally slaughtering every researcher but myself within that sector. Though he didn’t notice me, he appears to have reverted to his primal instincts, showing no fear or emotion throughout the attacks. Though once he was surrounded by corpses his personality changed back to normal, horrified and showing signs of confusion before escaping the compound. Once the facility is secured and more staff are brought in, a search party will be sent out to exterminate Subject 1753. He is highly unstable and a threat to any clan he may come across.
May the deities have mercy on their souls if he encounters them.
Those arrogant fools should have listened to me...
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The OG. I exalted him. Couldn't stand the thought of another person having the original once I found a G1 with his colors.
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