Synthex Experiment #2

Subject Name: Sarah Gells

Gender: Female

Age: 26

Height(s): 5' 10”

Weight(s): 185

Mutation Trial: FRLST-2 Feral Conversion

We have continued our studies of the newly developed FRL series mutations. The idea that synthex, in its reincarnation would develop the ability to turn a normal human into an almost feral animal is astounding. Never in our wildest dreams did we think we would be able to achieve such a transformation.

This supject here is of the ST variety. The constant build up and burning of the chemical Transidine causes her to change between human and gazelle form. The timing seems to be at a rate of 7 human days to 3 transformed ones. The agony she feels as her humanity fades away was very clear. When she changed back after the 3 days, she felt revealed that her suffering was over. However, she didn't seem to realize what would come in the next 7 days.

The choice of gazelle was simply due to the location. Having been created in our African center, we just sampled the local wildlife. The abundance of the gazelle made for a quick production of the virus.

An odd quirk of these mutations seems to be the reproduction of the mutant virus even after the host has been infected. It seems do to the nature of the host switching from human to very animistic immune systems, the virus continues to reproduce due to mixed signals from the host DNA. While we could patch out the problem in future experiments, the possibilities this presents seem to make it worth keeping around.

We hope to continue the series across all of our facilities. With the wide range of species we can pick from, it seems that anything could be possible with this mutation. It will take further study to see what it has to offer...