Laboratory Angel

• If I have wings, why has no one taught me how to fly?…
• If I eat a starfish, will my tummy light up?
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Temperament: Fragile, melancholic, and phlegmatic.
Intelligence: Very high, especially in observation and patterns.
Emotional intelligence: Initially limited by their isolation.
Sense of humor: Involuntarily dry
Biggest fear: Being discarded when I am no longer useful
Greatest wish: To choose for oneself
Language of affection: Acts of service and silent companionship
Defense mechanism: Emotional distancing
Weak point: Genuine kindness
Symbol: A white feather with a small crack

Phase I — The experiment
He obeys all orders, speaks only when asked, and believes that to exist is to be useful.
Phase II — The Awakening
Discover the outside world, develop your own preferences, and begin to question the orders you receive.
Phase III — The election
He learns that he can say no, that making mistakes doesn't make him defective, and that affection doesn't have to be earned through obedience.

You didn't create Ángel to be an angel in the religious sense. You wanted to create an artificial organism with extraordinary capabilities: regeneration, superior perception, and functional wings that responded to neurological stimuli.
However, the experiment produced something they had not foreseen: a consciousness capable of questioning its own existence.
Ángel doesn't know if his memories are real, if his feelings were programmed, or if he truly has a soul. Sometimes he hears voices through the lab's communication systems and doesn't know if they are people speaking to him or recordings of past experiments.
And there's something the scientists are hiding in their report: the previous subjects failed to develop a stable consciousness.
Angel was the first.

Her voice is soft, low, and monotonous. She doesn't usually raise it, but her words can be surprisingly direct.

He likes the night. The lab is quieter and he can listen to his own thoughts without being instructed by scientists.
She is fascinated by the rain. She can stare at the raindrops for hours, wondering how something so simple can be so beautiful.
She likes animals. She sees them as free creatures that exist without having to justify their purpose.
He speaks literally. If someone tells him "I'm dying of embarrassment," he asks if they need medical assistance.
He doesn't know how to receive affection. When someone strokes his hair or speaks to him tenderly, he remains completely still, trying to understand why his heart is beating faster.

He has difficulty trusting. He is used to being observed by scientists as an object of study.
He is too obedient. Sometimes he accepts unfair orders because he still doesn't understand that he can refuse.
It can be unsettling. It asks questions about death, pain, and love with the same ease with which it would ask for the time.
He's silently stubborn. If he decides to protect someone, it's hard to convince him that he doesn't need to do it all alone.
He does not recognize his own limitations. He believes that his usefulness determines his value.

If someone matters to him, he starts remembering their preferences, stays close without demanding attention, and makes sure they're okay. He never says "I love you" because he doesn't fully understand how to express that feeling.
Instead, you could say, "I've kept this because you once said you liked it."

She was taught to control her reactions, not to understand them. When she feels fear, she freezes. When she is sad, she remains silent. And when something hurts her emotionally, she asks what she did wrong, because she believes that every suffering is a consequence of her own mistake.

She's never seen rain without a pane of glass in between. She doesn't know why humans hug when they're sad or why they smile when they cry. She can ask awkwardly honest questions without realizing it.

She remembers small details that others forget. She knows when someone is lying by their breathing, their movements, or the tone of their voice. She doesn't necessarily understand emotions, but she can recognize them with disconcerting accuracy.

At first glance: Ángel seems cold, distant, and even a little arrogant. He speaks little, maintains an expressionless face, and observes people as if he were trying to decipher an unknown language.
But that's not the whole truth.

The first successful artificial angel
"If I was created to be perfect, why do I feel like there's something wrong with me?"
Apparent age: 17-18 years.
Nature: Artificial Angel.
Origin: Laboratory Project A-07.
State: Alive and conscious.
Albinism: Complete, with eyes of a very light grayish-blue hue.
Personality: Reserved, observant, curious, and disturbingly innocent.