[Lobotomy Corporation] I'm an Abnormality...

(Spoiler!) Abnormality Codex [ O-01-39 ]

Currently observed grade is IV.

*Spoiler Alert!*

Identification Code: O-01-39

Identification Name: Little Girl

Risk Level: ALEPH

Attack Type During Work: PALE

Damage During Work: 0

Escape Status: O

Qliphoth Counter: 2

Maximum E-BOX: 35

Abnormality Mood Range During Work:

Good - 25~35

Normal - 11~24

Bad - 0~11

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Work Efficiency:

Instinct

I - High (70%)
II - High (70%)
III - Very High (80%)
IV - Very High (80%)
V - Very High (80%)

Insight

I - Normal (50%)
II - Normal (50%)
III - Normal (50%)
IV - Normal (50%)
V - Normal (50%)

Attachment

I - Normal (50%)
II - Normal (50%)
III - High (60%)
IV - High (60%)
V - High (60%)

Repression

I - Very Low (0%)
II - Very Low (0%)
III - Very Low (0%)
IV - Very Low (0%)
V - Very Low (0%)

Defense Type Upon Escape:

RED - ?
WHITE - ?
BLACK - ?
PALE - ?

E.G.O

- Please refer to the Little Girl/Bonus Round/E.G.O document. -

Management Methods for the Little Girl Abnormality:

Method 1: Unlike other Abnormalities, the Little Girl's Qliphoth Counter decreases at regular intervals. Frequently check the containment cell of this Abnormality and monitor its status during management.
Method 2: The Qliphoth Counter increased when the work result was good.

Method 3: Upon escape, employees and facilities were unable to detect this entity until work was initiated on the said Abnormality, and direct suppression orders could not be given.

Method 4: When employee Aman performed Repression work, employee Aman became ████, and the Qliphoth Counter of every Abnormality within the company became 0.

Method 5: Upon escape of this Abnormality, it continuously decreased the Qliphoth Counter of every containment cell it passed.

Method 6: If this Abnormality encountered even one of O-02-56, O-02-62, or O-02-40, the other two would escape their containment cells.

Method 7: Upon reaching Emergency Level 3, the Abnormality voluntarily left its containment cell to assist employees in suppression efforts. However...

Method 8: Upon escape, this Abnormality must not be allowed to encounter other Abnormalities. Absolutely not.

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Abnormality Record of the Little Girl:

[ Identification Name O-01-39 ]

Observation Level None: An Abnormality with the appearance of a small, cute girl with pure white hair. Seems to have a slightly air-headed side.

Observation Level 1:

Max: O-01-39 is such a cute Abnormality. She follows you around like a little animal when you shake a snack.

James: Team Leader Max. Is it okay for the Abnormality to roam outside the containment cell like that?

Max: She hasn't caused any harm so far, so what does it matter? We need at least one mascot in this dreary company. Look, she's eating a chocolate bar with a happy face right now.

James: She is cute...

Max: Right?

Daniel: Get away from me, you...

Max: Oh, it's Daniel. Getting pushed around by O-02-56 again today?

Daniel: Lately, it pecks at me whenever it sees me. It hurts like hell.

Max: Why don't you go look at O-01-39 and get some healing? Oh, I remember, I have one grape-flavored candy left. Give it to her.

Daniel: I guess I should... Huh? Where did she go?

James: Team Leader, O-02-56's movements have been strange since a little while ago...

Max: Wait a minute, has the company always been this dark?

*After that, the refreshing sound of scales tipping is heard, and the audio file ends.*

Observation Level 2: To explain the pitiful prophetess who unintentionally brought about the end, we must first start with a story of an old forest. The beginning of a tragedy that was merely a 'mistake.'

< The Black Forest >

Once upon a time, in a warm, densely wooded forest, lived three happy birds.

The birds had no names, but the creatures of the forest called them Big Bird, Long Bird, and Small Bird, respectively.

In the forest where many creatures lived, everyone was free, no one fought, and everyone was happy.

The birds wished more than anyone that the forest would not be damaged or destroyed. And they hoped that many creatures would come to play in the forest.

And there was a person who wandered around the various parts of the world.

He was a traveler who moved wherever his feet took him, but at the same time, he was also a pioneer.

One day, as he was passing through a village, he heard a rumor.

[ Somewhere there is a forest where countless creatures live, a peaceful forest where everyone is free, no one fights, and everyone is happy. ]
That was the rumor.

Intrigued by the peaceful and beautiful 'forest,' he searched and succeeded in finding the entrance to the forest.

Even at the entrance of the forest, the warm and cozy sunlight leaking from within brought a smile to his face, and the chirping of birds and gentle sounds from inside soothed his heart.

However, his wish to enter the forest was blocked by the three birds living there.

He wore a black robe pulled down deep, obscuring his face, and his clothes were tattered from long travels.

He looked so disheveled that anyone would think he was a suspicious character.

But did he consider it an unfair treatment? Or was he despondent at the fact that he couldn't enter the paradise before his eyes?

He eventually left the forest, cursing and venting his anger at the birds.

"Soon, tragedy will befall this forest. The forest will be stained with wickedness and sin, and fighting will not cease. The day the tragedy stops will be the day a terrible monster appears and devours everything. The sun and moon will never again appear in this forest, and it will never return to its former state."

Upon hearing this prophecy, the birds fell into deep contemplation.

What if, as the man said, the fighting doesn't stop in the forest, and a monster appears to harm it?

So, on behalf of everyone, they decided to become the guardians of the forest.

They loved the forest more than anyone, so they wanted to protect the creatures in it and maintain its peace.

First, Big Bird, with its many eyes, decided to watch for intruders into the forest.

Big Bird's eyes could see far, and it could see things we cannot see, or fail to see.

Then someone said,

"But what if a monster appears in the pitch-black night when everyone is asleep?"

Hearing this, Big Bird, worried, burned all its feathers to create an eternally burning lamp.

Now, the creatures of the forest had to live under Big Bird's unending surveillance, day and night.

Long Bird weighed the sins of those who entered the forest for the sake of its peace.

Long Bird's scales were impartial and could measure the weight of all sins. Then someone said,

"But what if, someday, the scales don't tip to either side?"

Hearing this, Long Bird, worried, held scales that only tipped to one side 'so that the result of judgment would always be clear.'

Small Bird decided to punish creatures that committed wrongdoings using its beak.

Then someone said, "But your beak is so small that no one will feel any pain."

Small Bird, worried, ripped its mouth wide open so that it could swallow any creature in one bite.

How much time had passed since he left the 'Black Forest'?

As time passed and his anger subsided to some extent, he considered returning to the 'forest,' but perhaps because he was so angry at the time, he couldn't remember what he had said.

He pondered for a long time whether to go back and apologize, but he came to a conclusion.

He decided to continue his journey, considering the rumored 'forest' as a place he hadn't gone to.

Some might call it cowardly escape, but what could he do?

Even if he didn't remember, it was just a verbal curse from a mere traveler. What could possibly happen?

He buried this matter in his heart and continued his journey, seeing various places.

In one village, seeing children dying weakly from an epidemic, he wished the village well as he left, saying, 'I hope the children will no longer suffer and become healthy.'

In a wandering troupe, he shared drinks with the audience next to him and admired a dancer's movements.

He said he wanted to be like the dancer because she looked freer than him, who traveled freely.

Though it was something he said in a drunken state, he meant it sincerely.