Fiction:Pareidolia/Subject 9

Subject: Subject 9, personal name .

Class: 1

Containment Procedure
Subject 9 is allowed to freely roam the facility if it so wishes. However, Subject must be retured to its nest during the night. Subject 9's nest is to be cleaned every 3 days and food and water must be provided twice per day.

Description
Subject 9 is a spherical, winged being with large, completely black eye and a tiny mouth. Subject's body is covered in feathers, which are said to be "fluffy" by testing personnal. Subject 9 also wears a jewel on its which is described as being its "crown". Removal of the crown is possible, but after some seconds, it will levivate back to the Subject's head.

Subject 9 is, personality-wise, extremely friendly. It's willing to help personnal solve their problems and always seems to be in a good humour. In times of containment breach from other Subjects, Subject 9 has been shown to be courageous, saving personnal from death and aiding in combating the breaching Subject until its contained again.

Subject 9 emits a strange "aura" which calms down those around it, and heals wounds of those it wishes. While small and fragile-looking, Subject 9 can ram into enemies at about 200km/h, resulting in instant death to most human-sized targets.

Addendum: Subject 9-1
Dr. ****** visited Subject 9 for a section of tests involving its personality.

Subject 9 - Hello, doctor! Good morning!

Dr. ****** - Good morning, Subject 9. How is everything?

Subject 9 - Please, call me Mimi! I like being called Mimi!

Dr. ****** - Alright then. Mimi, how is everything?

Subject 9 - Oh, it's great, doc! Today I hunted a little insect through the ducts. Got it and poked it several times!

Dr. ****** - The ducts? Mimi, it's not safe to venture through the ducts, you might get lost.

Subject 9 - Oh, I'm sorry, doctor. It won't happen again, I swear.

A few hours later, Subject 9 was found playing in the ducts again, this time getting stuff. After being freed, Subject apologized for *** minutes.

"It's hard to stay mad at the little scamp." - Dr. ******