CCC-32

Containment
CCC-32.1 is allowed to wander the facility, but only with permission. In the event that CCC-32 leaves CCC-32.1 and finds a new vessel, the new CCC-32.1 is to be contained and assessed. If the vessel is stable and peaceful, CCC-32 is allowed to stay on that vessel.

Description
CCC-32 is a white plastic mask. It has eye, nose, and mouth holes. CCC-32, without a vessel, is safe and non-anomalous. When a human subject wears it, nothing will happen. It is when the mask is placed on a living, non-human subject that its anomalous properties manifest. When placed on the living, non-human subject, the mask will stick to the subject, and the subject will morph into a human, keeping the personality and memories of the old subject. The mask is not visible, and can only be removed with force. The individual manifests wearing clothes, which will be in the theme of its previous appearance. The subject will be referred to as CCC-32.1 from now on. CCC-32.1 will have sentience, even if it originally didn't, and is able to speak English, Russian, Chinese, and Spanish fluently. CCC-32.1 are initially confused, and depending on type, will also either hate or like humans. As of writing, CCC-32.1 is a female individual, 29 years old physically, but has a mental age of 6. They are derived from a potted mint plant that was touched by the mask in Incident CCC-32 Bravo.

Test Logs
Test 1: CCC-32 was placed on a tree outside of Facility-54. Tree manifests into elderly male individual, approximately 67 years of age.

Interview: Test 2: CCC-32 was going to try and be used to interview a CCC-14. CCC-14 is brought into room. Guard with Prototype Delta on standby. CCC-14 sees a phone and charges. CCC-32 is dropped, and is thrown around the room. CCC-14 is terminated by guard, using Prototype Delta. CCC-32 lands on potted mint plant, creating the current CCC-32.1. Facility personnel are now a fan of CCC-32.1, calling her Araminta. She passes assessment, and is kept as a stable vessel for CCC-32. Incident is now to be referred to as Incident CCC-32 Bravo.