CLASSIFIED — FOUNDATION INTERNAL
Field Dossier · Restricted — Operational Eyes Only
Subject Designation: LA-1147
Containment Class: NOMAD — non-corporeal, requires a living host, cannot be conventionally contained without a host-compatible vessel or an active suppression field.
Description: Subject is a non-corporeal intelligence capable of assuming complete control of a living host without physiological trace. Subject exhibits no consistent behavioral pattern between hosts; motive and objective appear to derive from host psychology rather than an intrinsic agenda. Subject has demonstrated the ability to manifest localized reality-distortion effects through host action. Frequency and scale not yet fully quantified.
Containment History: Subject was successfully contained following a prior incident (see cross-reference, restricted). Subject was held in suppressed stasis via Anchor-pattern containment field pending transfer to long-term storage.
Incident Log — Transport Failure: Subject escaped containment during transport between facilities. Preliminary review indicates transport checklist Section 4 (Anchor Field Integrity Verification) was not completed prior to departure. Subject is presumed to have exited containment during the transport window. Personnel responsible have been remanded to ██████████.
Current Status: Subject has been tracked to New Orleans, LA. Confirmed current host: Marcus ████████. Host is a private citizen with no prior Foundation contact. Subject's behavior in this host suggests a retaliatory motive against Foundation personnel. Recommend immediate extraction team deployment. Anchor-pattern extraction equipment authorized for this operation — see item requisition, this file.
Threat Assessment: Subject itself poses no direct physical threat (non-corporeal, cannot act without a host). Risk is entirely a function of host capability and subject's demonstrated retaliatory intent. Host is believed to be an unwilling vessel — treat as Class-2 hostile for the duration of this operation, without prejudice.
Foundation Logistics · Form TL-4 (Chain of Custody)
Containment Transport Manifest
Transport ID: TL-4-0891
Origin: Site-19 Holding Annex
Destination: ████████████████ (Long-Term Storage)
Containment Unit: Anchor-pattern Suppression Case, Model C
Subject: LA-1147 (see attached dossier)
- ☑ Section 1 — Unit structural integrity confirmed
- ☑ Section 2 — Suppression field power cell at full charge
- ☑ Section 3 — Subject sedation/stasis confirmed
- ☐ Section 4 — Anchor Field Integrity Verification — NOT COMPLETED
- ☑ Section 5 — Transport route cleared
Authorizing Signature: ______________________ (illegible)
Transport Officer: ______________________ (illegible)
"ran behind schedule, skipped 4, unit read green on the case display anyway. wont happen again" — initials illegible
Foundation Field Credentials · Recovered on Scene
Personnel
PHOTO
ON FILE
Name: Agent D. Okafor
Role: Field Agent
Clearance: Level 2
ID: FA-2214
PHOTO
ON FILE
Name: Agent T. Reyes
Role: Breacher
Clearance: Level 2
ID: BR-0871
Foundation Logistics · Field Item Requisition
Item Requisition — Operation LA-1147 Retrieval
Item: Portable Severance Anchor (Unit 7)
Function: Forcibly severs a non-corporeal entity from a living host without lethal harm to the host. Single use per charge cycle. Requires direct physical contact with host for a minimum of 4 seconds.
Authorizing Officer: ______________________
Checked Out: tonight · Return By: end of operation
☐ Returned
☐ Lost
☐ Deployed
☑ UNACCOUNTED FOR
Recovered Item · Still in Case
Portable Severance Anchor
A heavy steel cuff, a Foundation property tag riveted to the inside. A small charge-indicator light on its face is still lit, though nobody clamped it onto anyone tonight — going by the state of it, it's still coiled in its case, safety catch untouched. Whatever it was supposed to do, it never got the chance.
Recovered Item · Found Behind the Bar
Deck of Playing Cards
Fifty-two cards, corners worn soft from decades of shuffling, the pattern on the backs rubbed past recognition. Somebody was doing a reading tonight — the cards are still laid out in a half-finished spread on the bar top, like whoever was reading them never got to the last card.
Recovered On Scene · Fire-Damaged — Origin Unclear
Partial Incident Log
Most of the page is gone — ash and a curled, blackened edge where the rest used to be. What's left reads like an internal status report, though there's no way to tell who wrote it or when.
…requesting priority transfer of ████████ personnel following the Gulf Coast ██████ breach…
…Site-42 reports ████████████ activity has roughly tripled since ████…
…current active designations in the region: LA-1147, LA-0892, ██████…
…advise Site-19 that regional oversight has been ████████ pending review…
the rest is ash.