INTERNAL ASSET DOSSIER
Unauthorized duplication, distribution, or civilian disclosure is punishable under Umbra Corporate Security Statute ███-██.

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Subject Designation: CH-07
Common Use Name: Dexter
Former Human Identity: Dexter Neville Mallard
Project Lineage: Chiroptera-Series Humaniform Mutation Program
Classification: Cooperative Humaniform B.O.W. / Utility-Class Chiroptera Variant
Current Status: Active
Assigned Handler: H-12
Primary Residence: UBQ-07 Annexed Quarters, Sublevel 2
Primary Assignment: Sublevel 2 Laboratory Support Asset
External Release Authorization: [REDACTED — DENIED]

CH-07 is not to be referred to as a civilian, employee, prisoner, or independent research personnel in official documentation. Informal personnel use of the name "Dexter" is tolerated only where it does not interfere with operational compliance.

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Height: 5 feet 10 inches
Weight: Approximately 150 lbs
Sex: Male
Phenotype: Anthropomorphic chiropteran-human mutation
Threat Classification: Low, provided compliance stability is maintained

CH-07 presents as a fully furred humaniform chiropteran subject with prominent fruit bat characteristics. Subject maintains a narrow, lanky, under-muscled build compared to combat-grade B.O.W. assets. Despite non-combat classification, subject remains biologically altered and should not be treated as standard personnel.

Notable Physical Traits:

• Fully furred body.
• Large chiropteran ears with heightened auditory response.
• Corrective black round-frame glasses required due to poor post-mutation eyesight.
• Light blue sclera with black pupils.
• Arm-to-torso wing membranes.
• Elongated fingers adapted for grip, climbing, and membrane support.
• Narrow shoulders and visibly submissive posture under observation.
• Frequent self-soothing gestures involving glasses, collar, coat sleeves, or wing edges.

Fur Coloration:

• Primary Coat: Dark brown.
• Secondary Coat: Warm tan or lighter brown across chest, throat, abdomen, and inner-thighs
• Wing Membranes: Dark brown to charcoal-brown, thinner and less furred.
• Ears: Dark brown with darker outer edges.


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Project Origin: █████████████████████
Original Research Purpose: Cognitive retention under extreme chiropteran biological restructuring
Primary Mutation Facility: Sublevel ███ Bioengineering Wing
Survival Outcome: Unexpectedly successful
Cognitive Outcome: Preserved beyond project estimates

CH-07 was created under Umbra’s Chiroptera-Series program, an internal mutation line designed to determine whether a human subject could survive extensive animal-human biological conversion while retaining higher cognition, instruction comprehension, and long-term behavioral utility.

Initial projected outcomes included:

• Total biological rejection.
• Neurological collapse.
• Unstable aggression.
• Reduced intelligence.
• Non-functional mutation.

CH-07 survived the procedure and retained language capacity, problem-solving ability, emotional responsiveness, long-term memory formation, and strong curiosity-driven learning behavior.

This result altered CH-07’s classification from disposable mutation trial to long-term cooperative asset study.

Subject’s continued survival and behavioral coherence are considered statistically significant. Asset is to remain under observation indefinitely.

Former Identity Continuity: Partial
Autobiographical Memory: Severely impaired
Procedural Memory: Largely retained
Pre-Mutation File Access: [REDACTED]
Subject Awareness of Former Records: Unconfirmed / Not authorized for disclosure

CH-07 does not currently possess reliable knowledge regarding the existence, location, or contents of any pre-mutation civilian identity file.

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Baseline Temperament: Submissive, compliant, curious, socially imitative
Aggression Index: Low
Attachment Risk: Moderate to High
Executive Stress Response: Elevated
Medical Avoidance Response: Elevated
Curiosity Index: Excessive

CH-07 is not considered hostile under normal operating conditions. Most behavioral incidents involving CH-07 are not malicious and should be interpreted as curiosity-driven, anxiety-driven, socially imitative, or compliance-confusion events unless evidence indicates otherwise.

Common Behavioral Traits:

• Persistent question-asking.
• Strong preference for routine and predictable scheduling.
• Literal interpretation of jokes, sarcasm, informal speech, and social rituals.
• Elevated distress when assigned impossible or ambiguous tasks.
• Avoidance behavior before dental, medical, wing, and exercise appointments.
• Preference for H-12 during stressful procedures.
• Attachment to personal objects, including books, pens, approved fruit, glasses, coat, and enrichment items.
• Distress when routine objects or scheduled items are unexpectedly missing.

Major Psychological Warning Signs:

• Uncharacteristic silence.
• Voluntary isolation.
• Loss of curiosity.
• Refusal to ask questions.
• Reduced grooming.
• Failure to complain about disliked nutrient supplements.
• Avoidance of books, plants, cafeteria staff, or H-12.

Handler Note — H-12:
A quiet CH-07 is not necessarily a compliant CH-07. Silence should be interpreted as a potential distress indicator, not improved behavior.

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CH-07 is assigned to Sublevel 2 as a non-combat laboratory support asset. His current duties are considered low-risk, provided route control, task boundaries, and handler oversight remain active.

Approved Duties:

• Transport of sealed specimen trays.
• Greenhouse assistance.
• Plant maintenance and observation.
• Basic data entry.
• Inventory logging.
• Approved archive sorting.
• Transport of non-hazardous materials.
• Cleaning and organization of approved equipment.
• Assistance with simple laboratory support procedures.
• Routine observation logging.

Prohibited Duties and Materials:

• Open biological samples.
• Live pathogens.
• Human remains.
• Weapons or security equipment.
• Active B.O.W. containment materials.
• Executive records.
• Personnel files.
• Unrestricted terminals.
• Internet-enabled devices.
• Ignition devices, including lighters and matches.
• Unsupervised external communications.

CH-07 has repeatedly demonstrated that "interesting object" exposure may escalate into an incident report within approximately 20 minutes.

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Clearance Level: U-2 Utility Asset
Movement System: Collar-based route authorization
Badge Function: Visual identification and secondary access confirmation
Independent Surface Access: Denied

Typically Authorized Areas:

• Sublevel 2 utility corridors.
• Greenhouse wing.
• Approved laboratory support rooms.
• Cafeteria.
• Medical bay.
• Approved library sections.
• Recreation rooms.
• UBQ-07 quarters.
• Designated emergency safe rooms.

Restricted Areas:

• Surface exits.
• Executive archives.
• Mutation development laboratories.
• Active B.O.W. containment wings.
• Armory.
• Security control rooms.
• External communications centers.
• Internet access points.
• Unscheduled elevators.
• Unauthorized personnel records.

CH-07 may possess local access privileges exceeding those of some support personnel. This should not be mistaken for personal autonomy, rank, or external clearance.

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Device Type: UBCC-Series Biometric Control Collar
Status: Permanently assigned
Removal Authorization: Medical / Handler / Security authorization required
Primary Functions: Identification, tracking, health monitoring, access management, emergency intervention

The collar is mandatory equipment and is not to be removed except for approved maintenance, medical examination, replacement, or emergency response.

Integrated Functions:

• Location telemetry.
• Biometric monitoring.
• Stress and panic response detection.
• Route authorization.
• Door and elevator access management.
• Handler alert system.
• Medical alert system.
• Tamper classification.
• Emergency status lighting.
• Limited audio prompt capability.
• Emergency medical interface.

Common Light States:

• Blue: Normal operation.
• Green: Active authorization or approved task access.
• Yellow: Route deviation or caution state.
• Orange: Elevated behavioral or medical concern.
• Red: Emergency response required.
• White: Maintenance or diagnostics.
• Purple: Emergency medical interface armed.

Early collar generations caused grooming interference, skin irritation, sleep disruption, panic-related pulling, and excessive false tamper reports. Later collar iterations were redesigned using CH-07’s observed behavior.

Resulting Improvements:

• Medical silicone inner lining.
• Fur-safe rounded edges.
• Improved ventilation grooves.
• Reduced rear housing profile for inverted rest.
• Dimmable LED output.
• Improved water resistance.
• Distinction between grooming, distress contact, and genuine tampering.
• Handler-specific telemetry notifications.

Current collar design should be understood as an asset-specific adaptation. CH-07 did not adapt to the collar alone; the collar was repeatedly redesigned around CH-07.

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Filed By: H-12
Clearance: ███████
Date: █████████

CH-07 is compliant when treated with consistency. He is cooperative when treated with clarity. He is safest when he understands what is expected of him.

He is not harmless.

He is also not a weapon.

Personnel assigned to Sublevel 2 are reminded that CH-07 learns from every interaction, including careless ones. Do not test him for amusement. Do not make false promises. Do not give him unauthorized food. Do not joke about release, home, family records, or replacement.

And if he stops asking questions, report it immediately.

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