Lumina

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EXPERIMENT NO.:xxxxxxxxxx1239xxxxx.xxxxxxxx

DATE OF BIRTH:xxxxxxxxxx11/05/4179

CLASSIFICATION:xxxxxxxxxxVariabilisxxxxxxxxxxxx

THREAT LEVEL:xxxxxxxxxxxMedium

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FULL CLASSIFICATION:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Sentient, luminescent, paralyzing

ORIGIN:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Bred on site, Biomedical Engineering Department

DATE OF RECOVERY:xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxx 11/06/4179

EXPERIMENT DESCRIPTION:
Female skydancer. Primary cherub patterning disrupted by toxin. Tertiary gene seems to emit a faint glow in a saffron hue. Eyes are obscured by bright light.

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NAME:xxxxxxx Joel Finch
POSITION:xx.x Head Engineer
STATEMENT:xx Successful birth. Timid nature, EX-BCE1239 is fearful on approach unless offered a shiny trinket. She has stolen my pocket watch.

NAME:xxxxxxx Nolan Higgins
POSITION:xx.x Junior Engineer
STATEMENT:xx When threatened EX-BCE1239 will create non-lethal blinding blasts of light. Stuns unprotected victims for approximately 10 minutes.


NAME:xxxxxxx Roman Montes
POSITION:xx.x Junior Scientist
STATEMENT:xx EX-BCE1239 has acquired a large pile of shiny metal objects. She has been seen licking them and sorting them by taste.

NAME:xxxxxxx Joel Finch
POSITION:xx.x Head Engineer
STATEMENT:xx EX-BCE1239 ingested pocket watch. Faint ticking heard from belly; watch refuses to pass - intervention needed only if EX-BCE1239 shows discomfort.

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NEUTRALIZED?: Y
VACCINATED?: Y
ADDITIONAL DETAILS:
EX-BCE1239 is recommended for intermediate handlers due to its outbursts. Must monitor trinket collection to ensure no more are consumed. Relatively easy to train once trust is established.

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