Subject-670

Subject-670's History

# Subject-670: "The Anomaly of Human Suffering"

## Classification:

**Tier**: Omega-4

**Security Measures**: Level 5 Secure Containment Unit (Isolated)

## Physical Description:

No description of Subject-670's appearance is provided, as it is considered irrelevant to the understanding of its nature and impact.

## Special Containment Procedures:

Subject-670 is to be contained in an isolated Level 5 Secure Containment Unit. Access is strictly forbidden without approval from Level 4 or higher authority. Psychological evaluations are mandatory for all personnel involved in its containment or study.

## Behavior and Abilities:

Subject-670 is an entity that embodies the concept of human suffering. Its presence causes extreme psychological and emotional distress, manifesting as acute anxiety, depression, and other forms of mental anguish in those exposed to it. Physical symptoms such as pain without apparent cause have also been reported.

## Incident Log:

### Incident 670-A:

On [REDACTED], an unauthorized entry into Subject-670's containment chamber led to a facility-wide emotional breakdown among personnel, resulting in multiple suicides and acts of violence.

### Incident 670-B:

On [REDACTED], a containment breach by another entity was immediately halted upon nearing Subject-670’s unit, as the breaching entity exhibited signs of extreme distress.

## Research Notes:

Dr. [REDACTED]: "Subject-670 isn't just an entity; it's an existential threat to human well-being. Its very existence challenges our understanding of suffering and demands extreme caution in its study."

## Weakness:

Subject-670 appears to be vulnerable to expressions of genuine empathy and compassion, which temporarily mitigate its effects. However, the psychological toll on individuals attempting this is substantial.

## Addendum:

Given the severe emotional and psychological risks associated with Subject-670, only personnel with Level 4 clearance and above are permitted to review the full file or engage in research. All data collected must be stored in a Level 5 secure archive and undergo psychological review.