Appearances
Skill
Notebook Entry
O-037
Classified
Deviation O-037 consists of two parts: O-037-A, a simple cloth doll with a length of around 20 centimeters and a weight of around 11 grams, and O-037-B, a long curved iron nail with a length of around 18 centimeters. The main body of the object, O-037-A, is made of a stained white cloth bound with filler of an unknown material. O-037-A can be roughly divided into a "head" and a "body" and has a pronounced dent in its chest area. O-037 is suspected to originate from the ██ civilization. According to existing literature, the ██ people regard the object as a medium for attaching spiritual connections. O-037's primary Deviation Trait is its ability to link with biological organisms: multiple body contact experiments show that after subjects come into contact with the object, and when O-037-B is inserted into O-037-A to activate its Deviation Trait, biological changes are triggered in both the linked organism and the object.
Experiment Results
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| ·The subject actively refused the link, resulting in the experiment failing. |
| ·The subject came into contact with O-037 (both O-037-A and O-037-B), but O-037-B was not inserted into O-037-A. No abnormal response from the subject or the object was observed. |
| ·The subject was an individual whose body was suffering various forms of damage: infection, trauma, organ failure, and others. A fixed proportion of this damage continued to be reflected on the object until the subject lost vital signs. |
| ·The object does not have language capacity, but through its Deviation Trait, it can cause the subject's brain to experience neural activity and achieve a highly synchronized state to convey information. The subject was unable to understand most of the information conveyed, except that "people are born to die." |
| Research shows that this phrase is a proverb of the ██ people. |
DO
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| Secure O-037 in a Grade II Securement Cell for high-value items outfitted with a ██ altar. Place the object on the altar. |