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// classified file · internal facility staff log #947-6

SUBJECT 6: CHAD ████████

Project: "Thunder"
Day 89 - 09:46:52, 15/09/1997
Test Facility: ████████, C.A., U.S.A.

Our team carried out a full evaluation of Subject 6 before beginning the "Audio-Stress-Test" experiment. The subject's vitals were normal; however, Subject 6 remained unresponsive following the previous ████████ experiment.

Subject 6 was taken down to Sub-Level 7, Auditory Diagnostics Lab, for the test. The "Audio-Stress-Test" began at 00:12:03; Subject 6 remained unresponsive, but neurological activity was hyper-active and extremely random.

The test was running as expected until 00:19:08, when a sudden power outage during a storm knocked out half of the city, including our facility. We were waiting for the backup generators to come on as instructed by Dr. ████████, but lightning suddenly struck the facility, creating a power surge that destroyed our equipment, causing a fire to break out in the lab, and sending an electrical charge into Subject 6's neuro-connector.

When the generators came on and brought the lab back online, we all witnessed Subject 6 floating above the chair, surrounded by lightning and fire. Subject 6 was rapping every word of the "Audio-Stress-Test"; as the subject continued, the words became more aggressive and the subject became more animated.

We tried to contain Subject 6, but we were unsuccessful. Subject 6 managed to escape the facility in the panic caused by the fires. We have dispatched teams of agents to track down and monitor Subject 6 until it is safe to move in for containment.

Internal memo: "Monitor Subject 6 from a safe distance; subject is extremely cautious and unpredictable."

Log posted by Dr. ████████ · Access Log: 47,231 views