DC Medical Report 119-7C

Name of Operator: Dr. Ren Ka'oxis

Project: Fade

The subjects that have shown cognitive degradation are starting to show physical symptoms from the second treatment. Fat tissues within the subjects are starting to show calcification in the dermal layers. This is causing irritation and aggression to the individuals. The constant movement of the body prevents the tissue from forming solid. Instead, it is creating shifting, movable, plates of mineral within the dermis. We are currently trying to find a way to treat this but nothing short of a HardLite scalpel is able to pierce through. Ursine subjects show increased effects of this symptom. The calcification of their hide is highly visible. All ursines experiencing this trait are to be under heavy sedation until a treatment can be found.

The canines that are experiencing the calcification process show a heightened sense of hearing and scent. We do not know if this is compensation from the rapid decline of sight from the earlier report or a cognitive response to a primitive hunting instinct. During meals, these subjects seem to eat the meat of the meal first and with ... a lot of enthusiasm. They tend to ignore everything else that is offered. The very same vigor can be seen in the feline subjects as well.

We are curious if the canine pack mentality is still intact. In the coming days, we will introduce one canine subject to another. Sedatives and tazers will be at the ready at all times.