Chimera Project Subject Files

The report received from Subject 314-A on their observation of Subject 251-B, “Boon”, reads as follows.

When initially addressing subjects, ALWAYS use their identification code.

Keepers may use a nickname when addressing subjects given they use the identification code first.

Before experimentation or tests begin, have the subject recite their identification code for the recording of their session.

NEVER engage in physical contact unless it is necessary, ALWAYS use the provided equipment.

If subject does not comply with orders, an electrical shock may be utilized via electric prod provided just outside each subject's room.

Sexual interactions with the subjects is strictly prohibited and the violation of such rule is punishable by death.

Unnecessary abuse of subjects will not be tolerated, and is punishable by death.

Photography or video recordings on personal devices is prohibited and will be punished by death.

Breaking the NDA while outside facility walls is prohibited, and if discovered, is punishable by death.

251-B, Boon as they have come to be known, has changed from their original human female anatomy throughout the duration of the experiments conducted on then since their arrival. The changes have been void from previous documents on the subject, as such information was not necessary for their purpose. This document is purely to detail the changes that have occurred as experimentation on the subject has concluded with 251-B being our first success.

Status of Subject: UNKNOWN

Location of Subject: UNKNOWN

Subject 251-B has managed to escape from Confinement Room B, and subsequently the Oroboros Genetics Facility.

This event has come to pass due to the Subject developing what seems to be their own Semblance in the form of control over their own blood, and any spilled blood that their own may come in contact with. Specific details on their Semblance and what it is truly capable off can not be recovered at this time. However, from what has been gathered from the word of witnesses and survivors of their efforts, as well as security footage, a more basic explanation can be given.

251-B’s Semblance is centered around blood, and the free manipulation of it. 

As the Subject was taken in for further testing on their genetic stability, the examiner was preparing to take a skin sample from them. Upon the first incision being made in the process of cutting a section of flesh for testing, they began to bleed, as was usual. Though with the second cut, the blood coming from Subject 251-B began to rise from their arm in countless droplets. 

These droplets of blood soon joined together to create a small solid orb that then thinned and stretched to a shape akin to that of a needle. Such collection of blood then proceeded to shoot through the examiner’s head, killing them instantly, and floated in the air for five seconds afterwards. After the five seconds passed, the needle-esque form lost it’s shape, the blood turning to liquid again and falling to join that of the examiner’s on the floor.

After security made it to the room, Subject 251-B was still seated atop the medical table, and had proceeded to tear off what had yet to be cut for the skin sample from their body. When an attempt to stop them was made, the blood from their actions began to exhibit the same behavior as before. However, this time the created orb was joined by another over the head of the examiner’s corpse. The two both turning to similar needle shapes as before, one shooting through a Guard’s neck, the other threatening to do the same to the remaining Guard.

They proceeded to demand that the man cut the rest of the partially removed flesh from their arm, and bandage it so that they would not bleed any more than they had already. Though the Guard did comply, they met the same fate as their colleague and the medical examiner before him.

At this point, 251-B had control of over three times as much blood as they did initially. They then proceeded to mold it into various shapes such as scalpels, needles, scissors, even those of a tray and a spoon. Likely drawing from memory of objects they had seen often in their life.

The Subject proceeded to use this newfound ability to break the doors to the room, where they then proceeded through the halls in search of an exit.

Just over two dozen security and staff were killed by project 251-B before they found their way out of the facility. 

Status of Subject: Living

Location of Subject: Confinement Room B

Gender: N/A

Age: N/A

Height: 5′ 0″

Weight: 120 lbs

Race: Faunus

Included Genetics:

- Coronella Austriaca (Smooth Snake)

- Takydromus Sexlineatus (Long-Tailed Lizard)

- Monitor Lizard

- Furcifer Pardalis (Panther Chameleon)

- Sphenodon Punctatus (Tuatara)

Subject Description:

Subject 251-B, or “Boon” as it’s keeper has nicknamed it, is the first success in the Chimera Project. Furthermore, 251-B is the only living subject of test #251 which was carried out on twins. 251-A did not survive the first round of modifications.

251-B measures five feet tall when standing upright. Their skin scaled, silver grey in color, and smooth to the touch. Their body is rather small despite original expectations, but possesses enough muscle mass and fat that there is no worry about the subject’s physical health.

The subject’s body was originally that of a female, but due to some of the treatments they received, it has become difficult to tell whether the subject is male or female from first glance. Though while they still possess their original anatomy, they have become infertile. The specifics on how and why will not be discussed in his file.

Low on their back, an inch above their buttock, a thin, five-foot long tail extends out and down from the body to a tapered point. The result of the Takydromus Sexlineatus Faunus DNA. Subject 251-B’s tail is fully prehensile, as we hoped with the addition of the Furcifer Pardalis Faunus DNA. The tail is also covered entirely with the same scales as the rest of their body.

Subject’s eyes are bright blue with vertical slit pupils. This allows 251-B to be able to see a wider range of colors. They also seem to be able to track movement of others quite well. On top of this, while no-one has seen it in person, security camera footage has shown that their pupils can dilate. This likely allows for the subject to be able to see better in lower light.

It is also theorized by their keeper that such change in the pupil also occurs whenever the subject is looking at something they like. This can be backed by the fact that 251-B’s pupils tend to be dilated when they are given their meals and while they are eating. Though there has yet to be any other scenario where the subject’s pupils have been dilated.

Subject 251-B’s mouth is similar to that of any other Human or Faunus, and contains the same teeth, however there are four extra rows of teeth. These extra rows are only slightly longer than the normal ones, about a quarter of an inch, and are curved to a sharp, pointed end. However, upon further study, it turns out these aren’t like normal teeth, as they are part of the subject’s jaws. Likely the result of the Sphenodon Punctatus Faunus DNA.

251-B’s Tongue is also different from that of a Human’s or any non-reptilian Faunus, being thin and forked instead. Measurements have shown that it is able to extend six inches out of their mouth. They tend to extend the tongue, flicking it through the air rapidly for less than a second before retracting it whenever anyone is near them, or they are in a new, unfamiliar location.

Tests have revealed that this is done because, like their animal counterparts, they have sensory organs within the roof of their mouth. Though the subject’s sensory organ is smaller than it should be given their size in comparison, likely due to anatomical differences. Due to this, it is not as useful as that of their counterparts. Still, it allows for them to become more aware of their surroundings and of certain scents.