Experiment ×𖥂~ CYN ☩⁺ ┊👾

Name: C Alias: Singular Creature (case name) Subject C (by the scientists) Cyn (by herself) Creature (by the staff) Being Singular (by Tessa) Dear Cyn (by Tessa)

Sex: Female Height: 1.00 m Weight: 26 kg Species: Hybrid Microcebus Monarch Butterfly Portuguese Caravel

Cyn is the smallest member of Tessa's Pack, with a deceptively cute appearance due to her large, glowing eyes that can see in total darkness and her mouse-lemur-like shape. Her skin/fur is dark and appears translucent with yellowish-orange bioluminescent patterns, like a Monarch butterfly. She has long, thin antennae that mimic a fragile glow atop her head, along with small, long, furry ears, and short, furry legs that contrast with her slimy body. Despite her short legs, Cyn is capable of running at great speeds. On her back, she has a pair of butterfly wings hidden inside her body, making her a slimy sight when she spreads them. She also has a long, thin tail that emits light from its tip. When she was immature, Cyn appeared to have white patches on her head, but these were curiously not patches at all, but incredibly white hair that contrasted sharply with her skin. Its skin is another matter; scientists have noticed that its skin acts like a strange fur, sometimes it is soft and other times sticky. The reason for this is not yet known.

Despite its apparent fragility, its limbs release transparent, sticky filaments, similar to the tentacles of a Portuguese man-of-war. If threatened, it can deploy vibrant orange and black wings that, instead of scales, release a paralyzing toxic powder.

As her only accessory, Cyn wears a silver collar around her neck; this is a tracker to keep her under control at all times, which doesn't work, because somehow Cyn always manages to outwit the scientists and their methods.

It moves with an unnatural elegance, alternating between hyperactive lemur-like leaps and moments of suspended floating with its wings.

As part of the Portuguese Man o' War (which is not a single animal, but a colony of organisms), her consciousness might feel fragmented. She sometimes speaks of herself in the plural ("We"), suggesting that she is gestating or managing multiple biological subsystems at once. Like the Man o' War, which drifts aimlessly waiting for prey to touch its tentacles, Cyn might remain motionless and feign vulnerability to lure her victims closer, only to attack unexpectedly.

It has a fixation on manipulating small objects, such as the scalpels in the laboratories or human fingers, but its restricted access to certain areas, coupled with the fact that staff are forbidden from openly interacting with Cyn, provokes the creature's anger. It used to "stroke" other experiments and hybrids with its legs or tentacles.

She has a drive to "travel" and satisfy her curiosity about the world outside the laboratories, or to go to a specific destination. Her jellyfish-like side would make her seem emotionally distant or "empty," responding to external stimuli only through lethal reflexes.

Mutant Skin (Adaptive Biomass): Cyn can reshape his own biomass at will. This manifests as an ability to instantly regenerate from almost any damage, but he can also create temporary appendages (such as tentacles, extra legs, claws, or wings) or alter his shape to "hide" individual parts. This ability is accelerated when he absorbs Nanite Oil, or in other cases, human blood.

Reality Mistake: This is Cyn's most dangerous ability. It can create glitches in perception and local physics around her. She can make objects temporarily "disappear," reappear elsewhere, or leave viscous stains in an area without directly interacting with it. It's not simple telekinesis; it's a distortion of reality perceived by her victims, causing confusion, dizziness, and opening up their defenses. The Microcebus's large eyes might glow and blink when she uses this ability.

Parasitic Seed: Cyn can "implant" a small particle of his system into living beings. This seed remains dormant until Cyn activates it remotely, causing fatigue, spasms, and mind control, transforming the victim into an extension of his will or a host to serve him.

Disorientation Aura: Passively, Cyn emits a subtle psychic aura that makes others perceive her as less threatening or "cute" than she actually is, even when she's wreaking havoc. This allows her to approach undetected or for her initial attacks to be underestimated, acting as a camouflage for her true malevolent nature.

Subject C exhibits a couple of "extra abilities" without such a detailed record. These are abilities that, in one way or another, Cyn has developed over time without a clear explanation or answer:

• Supernatural transformation: Cyn transformed into a giant Eldritch centipede/"Crab Snake" when he exploded in anger or rage.

• Electrokinesis: Cyn has demonstrated the ability to control electricity in his habitat room to instill fear in humans.

• Mimicry: Cyn has demonstrated the ability to imitate the voices of various people with varying degrees of success in deceiving others.

• Multiple focus: Cyn has proven to be able to perform multiple actions simultaneously without losing focus.

• Regeneration control: Cyn can regenerate and heal from various wounds, including impalement, amputation, and decapitation.

• Sharp teeth: Cyn has a mouth full of sharp teeth and pointed canines.

• Super speed/reflexes: Cyn has demonstrated the ability to use the same teleportation effect to move at immense speeds. She has also shown the ability to react and perform actions at high speed, such as dodging, blocking, or deflecting various missiles, bullets, or sword strikes.

• Abnormal rotation of limbs: Cyn has shown to be able to twist her body and limbs in various ways that would kill a normal person.

• Tentacle manifestation: Cyn can produce long, slimy, dark tentacles that he can remove at will.

• She is extremely vengeful towards humans. • Cyn's habitat room is different from the others, although it's the same size; with a window where scientists monitor him, it doesn't have a green floor simulating grass or a meadow, nor a pond with water, only metal dishes and lights that simulate sun and night. This is because of how special Cyn is; the scientists give him different treatment compared to the training and greater freedom of the other experiments. • As a puppy, his diet consisted of rice, meat, and vegetables, with plenty of food to eat and drink. But currently, Cyn is only allowed to eat/drink Nanito Oil and some water. • He loved rubbing against N and J, because of their big, soft fur. • Cyn feels a little envious of the fur of other experiments. • He loves having his head and back stroked. • As much as she hates eating/drinking Nanito Oil, Cyn knows that if she doesn't consume it, she might feel terrible and weak. • He likes to sniff new things and smells. • She is VERY sociable with other experiments, which are only V and J, since they are part of "Tessa's litter." But Cyn is not currently allowed to interact with other experiments. • Don't be fooled by its small, sticky appearance, Cyn has multiple needle-sharp teeth that could easily pierce human skin. • Cyn often uses her powers to turn off the lights in her habitat just to annoy humans. • He dreams of going out and seeing the real world. • She harbors a deep hatred for the scientists who keep her captive and isolated. This hatred is so intense that Cyn has even violently attacked some of the staff.

JcJenson is a large, wealthy, and powerful company, named after the Elliott family, the owners and founders of various drone models and prototypes, which have been a resounding success. However, in recent years they have been tirelessly striving to adapt their designs to meet their demands and expectations in new and more advanced creations, resulting in drones with an anatomy that simulates the systems of an organic being. With immense resources and access to the country's most advanced laboratories, the start of experimentation was swift, taking approximately three years of trial and error before finally arriving at a clear formula and model.

The young Elliott heiress, Tessa James Elliott, would create her own experiments: hybrids created and modified with animal DNA and an iron skeleton. Born from incubators, what the other scientists called "Tessa's litter," J was the first to be fully formed. Months later, N emerged, fully formed but somewhat weak. A week later, V emerged, a bundle of grunts and roars. And finally, a year later, Cyn emerged from the incubator.

Subject: Serial Designation J (Alpha Leopard) Height: 1.80 m (Tall and slender) Weight: 75 kg (dense muscles) Hybrid: Lion/Lioness + Snow Leopard Description: Imposing and with precise movements. She has a large, grayish-white coat with dark gray and white markings, adapted to the cold. Despite being female, J has a large, immense white coat around her neck, her majestic mane, and along her chest to her belly. She possesses her own diadem, feathered wings, and a syringe of nanite acid (features given to her by Tessa), and a sharp gaze that exudes authority. She usually holds her head erect as a sign of superiority. Behavior: Dominant, stern, and prone to solitude. She is inherently dominant, hierarchical, and authoritarian. She doesn't ask, she commands. She sees herself as the undisputed leader of the pack. Her loyalty to Tessa is tied to her own "Alpha" status and to obeying orders. Abilities: Domination Shout (Control), Phantom Leap (Mobility), Cryptic Camouflage. Note: It is important not to appear as a threat; J does not hesitate to attack.

Subject: Serial Designation N ( Hunting Dog) Height: 1.77 m (Agile and flexible) Weight: 68 kg (Lightweight structure) Hybrid: Fox + English Foxhound Description: Agile and tall in appearance, with fluffy, soft fur. It possesses its own headband, feathered wings, and a syringe containing nanite acid (features given by Tessa). It has a nervous energy and appears to be slightly hunched over. Its facial expression is the most legible in the pack. Behavior: Their primary instinct is to please and seek the approval of their leader. They are very protective of their chosen "pack." They are prone to anxiety if this fails and easily distracted if affection is available. Their ferocity is reserved for defense, not for initial aggression. Abilities: Persistent Trail (Pursuit), Aura of Sound Mimicry (Stealth), Iron Bite (Piercing). Note: Do not pet it, it might become attached.

Subject: Serial Designation V (Vile Assassin) Height: 1.68 m (Compact and energetic) Weight: 60 kg (Low fat mass) Hybrid: Striped Hyena + Mongoose Description: Compact, with strong limbs and grayish-white fur with black diagonal stripes on its legs and orange vertical stripes on its sides. It possesses its own diadem, feathered wings, and a syringe containing nanite acid (characteristics given by Tessa). It is the most "wild" in appearance. Its movements are abrupt, explosive, and filled with constant nervous energy. Its pupils often appear dilated from adrenaline. Behavior: She is guided by her hunting and defense instincts. She distrusts all humans, including Tessa. She uses sarcasm and contempt as defensive barriers, even with her own pack. She is the first to attack and the most difficult to restrain if she doesn't have prey. Abilities: Toxic Reflexes (Resistance/Dodge), Striped Blast (Speed), Dismantling Bite (Break). Note: Do not lower the den; you never know when it is playing and when it is going to attack.

The procedures for creating hybrids in JcJenson's laboratories would go beyond simple cloning, involving advanced and ethically dubious technologies of bioengineering, gene editing, and DNA synthesis.

Genetic Fusion (Direct Synthesis Method)

Step 1: Extraction of Base Material: The complete genomes of the donor animals are isolated.

Step 2: Key Segment Editing: Using an advanced version of CRISPR-Cas9 technology, scientists identify and splice together entire segments of DNA responsible for desired traits.

Step 3: Assembly and Vector: The selected segments are assembled into a new artificial genome. This hybrid genome is then introduced into a synthetic stem cell (Artificial Genetic Vector).

Step 4: Accelerated Incubation: The stem cell is introduced into an artificial womb, an accelerated growth capsule, designed to simulate the optimal conditions for rapid embryo maturation to the exact point where it is fully formed.

Result: Instability and (possible) Mutations: This process often results in instability, whether in behavior, organism, chromosomes, or growth failures.

Biological Rewriting Nanobots (Continuous Modification Method)

This method focuses on modification after birth or during early childhood, ensuring that experiments can be adapted to extreme (but limited) environments.

Step 1: Core Implantation: Once the hybrid is born (created by more traditional methods), a core of biologically active Nanobots (with a genetic purpose) is injected into it.

Step 2: Coded Rewriting: Nanobots are programmed to rewrite specific DNA sequences within the organism.

Step 3: Monitoring with Nanite Oil: Nanite Oil (a substance JCJenson uses as a life/power source) not only nourishes but also serves as a catalyst for the nanites. Each dose is an opportunity for the lab to inject new code or fine-tune the hybrids' abilities.

Result: Enhancement and Dependence: Creates individuals who are constantly being "patched" and enhanced, but who have a physiological dependence on JCJenson's support (Nanito Oil) to maintain their stability.

Her role is not only that of a "caretaker," but also that of a behavioral manipulator and asset controller, seeking to maximize her destructive potential while minimizing the risk to the laboratory.

Tessa uses a mixture of behavioral reinforcement (rewards and punishments) and chemical control (through the dosage of "Nanito Oil" or its biological equivalent) to keep the hybrids operational and obedient.

The Habitat Rooms:

The hybrids are not simply housed; they live in a highly controlled room that simulates extreme conditions and is adapted to mimic the animal's habitat, but with severe restrictions.

Each hybrid requires a separate enclosure that reflects its biological needs (e.g., zone J with extremely low temperatures to simulate its natural habitat; zone N, with artificial sunlight and toys for its hunting anxiety; zone V, more open to calm its high energy).

Remote Sedation Protocol: All habitat rooms and their collars/implants are connected to a rapid-release system for sedative or paralyzing agents. This is the last resort to prevent a containment breach.

"The Arena": A central training space where they are allowed to unleash their aggression under strict supervision and where Tessa conducts combat tests.

"The Courtyard": Similar to "The Arena," this is a place where the hybrids, especially the new ones, are brought together to evaluate their social activity and how they coexist, all observed by the scientists and Tessa. All of this takes place in a space filled with vegetation and real flowers.

Punishment: Normally, with other hybrids in the lab, their morning dose of Nanito Oil is reduced. But, with the "Tessa Litter," these punishments are somewhat questionable (e.g., leaving the habitat in total darkness; "accidental" delay of feeding; total isolation).

Reward: The rewards are not many, but when a hybrid has good behavior and a remarkable level in its tests, it is usually given toys or the freedom to hunt a specific animal.

Instinct Suppressants: Tessa can administer microdoses of nerve inhibitors to temporarily suppress primal instincts. This is necessary to keep J focused or V calm enough not to attack the human team.

Cyn Manipulation: In Cyn, the oil not only nourishes but also regulates the instability of the Absolute Solver. Tessa might have access to a serum that temporarily calms the "Reality Glitch," keeping her power dormant.

Disassembly Drones, also known as Murder Drones: These are drones with an arsenal of lethal weapons, sent by the JcJenson corporation to exterminate the worker drones of Cooper 9. They have a great capacity for regeneration and are extremely lethal.

Goals: • Extermination of rogue/corrupt worker drones • Safety/security

Characteristics: Dismantling Drones are physically similar to Worker Drones, featuring a white coloration with a black screen on the upper half of their face, a black waist, and four-fingered hands. However, they are about half a head taller and have white arms with wider forearms ending in yellow and black stripes. On their heads is a black headband with five sections of yellow light containing nanite acid. They have a long, thin tail, the end of which is fitted with a syringe of yellow liquid containing highly corrosive and dangerous nanite acid. They possess a dangerous pair of large, retractable wings with several long, feather-like blades that allow them to fly at high speeds and be used to slice and impale other drones.

When hunting, their eyes are replaced by an elongated X in their visor.

Skills: ×– Flight ×– Nanite acid ×– Extreme agility and strength ×– Virus implant (Only for leader drones, chiefs, or high-ranking personnel) ×- Healing saliva ×– Regeneration ×– Resistant to EMP ×- Interchangeable hands: Claws, Blades, Chainsaws, Submachine Guns (Similar design to the HK MP5), EMP Generators, Missile Launchers, Laser Cannons, Virus Chip Planter (only the leaders), A circular saw, A surgical scalpel, A flag, and other miscellaneous accessories, A screwdriver for repairing machinery.

Worker Drones: These are the common drones created to help their parent company, JCJenson, extract resources from exoplanets. But after the extinction of humans on Cooper 9, they dedicated themselves to continuing the life that humans left behind and building their society.

Appearance: Previously, all worker drones wore orange helmets and jackets, and their eyes were light blue or white. However, nowadays worker drones wear different clothes and have different eye colors.

Abilities: Despite being smaller than a decommissioning drone and not equipped for combat, their primary purpose was construction and mining, so they possess great physical strength, ingenuity, and mechanical skills.

Weaknesses: They have no weapons, or at least they don't use them, making them vulnerable to Dismantling Drones. They can be easily damaged or destroyed.

Untrained neural networks (Baby Drones): An untrained neural network is a "Premature Drone" or a baby drone. They are placed in infant and small bodies before being transferred to larger bodies suitable for their development as they grow and become adult drones.

Previously, it was assumed that humans manufactured worker drones in factories.

To create a new neural network, a male and a female drone must upload their source codes into a special empty shell so that their codes merge, thus creating a new life and a new drone.

Zombie Drones are a variant of normal drones that were reactivated because their hardware was not deactivated or the software was not fully purged. The way to deal with them is shown in the VHS "ZOMBIE DRONES!!" made to explain the concept of Zombie Drones to JcJenson employees. The cover adds a note: Do not show the drones, they won't like it!!

Possible Causes of the Restart: ×- Its core is not properly turned off and reactivated, even years later. ×- Its hardware was not physically destroyed.

There is a rare possibility that the drone could reanimate itself and, consequently, become a kind of zombie. A Zombie Drone. Becoming erratic and aggressive.

The reason for this incident is unknown. These are usually ordinary drones that have been discarded, either due to software failures or other reasons.

They appear to be stronger than a normal worker drone, faster and more unpredictable. Capable of developing strange mutations, such as bat-like wings and sharp claws.

The Sentinels, Anti-Drones, or Sentinels are mechanical droids designed to eliminate any drone or threat that crosses their territory: Cabin Fever Labs (Underground office facilities where tests and research with Zombie Drones were carried out)

Characteristics: Sentinels are droids similar to dromaeosaurids (raptors). They have three glowing eyes on each side of their heads and two smaller, forward-facing eyes in the middle, as well as sharp teeth and claws on their feet. They possess great physical strength, can fire electromagnetic pulses that paralyze other drones, and their armor makes them highly resistant to damage.

They are ferocious guardians programmed to protect a specific area, such as Cabin Fever Laboratories. They are aggressive and attack any intruder they detect. They move in packs and hunt their prey in a coordinated manner. However, Sentinels can be domesticated; this is not easy, but not impossible.

Eye color: The color of a Sentinel's eyes determines its level of danger and behavior:

• Blue Eyes: Sentinels, by default, have blue eyes and are programmed only to attack dismantling drones. This was used by humans in the past to keep dismantling drones at bay, and in case of attacks by zombie drones. They emit a light from one of their eyes that causes a boot-loop on any drone to see it directly. A drone in a boot-loop freezes, becoming immobile and defenseless, making it easy to destroy.

• Red Eyes: These are the most dangerous and violent. Unlike the blue-eyed Sentinels, the red-eyed Sentinels do not obey humans due to a glitch in their systems, and they will never stay still. Their territorial programming shifts to a more bestial, predatory form. Red-eyed Sentinels hunt indiscriminately, whether it be drones or humans.