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Perhaps Agent Caits was reaching. She wanted answers, she knew they all did. She was tired of losing subjects. Agent Caits was known for being cautious, but sometimes she knew you had to be rash. So far, they had never paired subjects up, and if something could be done to find answers, shouldn't they try? Everything else had failed. 

Drumming her fingers once mere, she respond. 

From: Agent Caits
To: Agent Dioxide

Fine. I'll meet you later, then.file#25

It was short, and terse, and while Agent Caits knew she should sleep, she didn't for a while, looking through the files again, looking for someway of keeping the subjects alive, of finding answers that didn't result in her having to track down another higher being and condemning them to death. 

Cody once more stayed awake for hours, watching his attendant, a new one this time, watching him. It was kind of like a stand off. The young Man, his pale eyes shining, never once looked away from his attendants eyes, effectively causing the attendant to be a little bit uneasy. Cody gave a small start after a while, as if he had only just realised he was staring, and glanced away, almost shyly. 

United Nations Anomalies Research Mission

Date and time: 09/03/2016 0010

Transcript between Subject 30 and Attendant

Subject 30: I'm sorry, I didn't realise I was staring. Didn't mean to put you ill at ease. 

Attendant: It's okay, I imagine it's hard for you to know when you are. 

Subject 30: Oh, no. I just didn't realise I was watching you so intently. Eyes glow, you see. 

Attendant: Uh...no....No, I don't. 

Subject 30: Oh, well, Light is fascinating. It's everywhere. You just have to look for it. Some lights are brighter then others. Yours....Yours appears faint. I...I'm sorry...that generally means...death is close. 

Attendant: What are you talking about?

Subject 30: I told you. Light. Don't worry, you'll see it soon. 

Attendant: And what is that supposed to mean?

Subject 30: Just what it means.

Further attempts by the attendant to promote conversation appeared fruitless.file#26

United Nations Anomalies Research Mission

Date and Time: 09/03/2016, 0630

Analyses report-Subject 30

Subject 30 is an interesting subject indeed. He seems quite logically, yet last nights conversation with the attendant shows that he might not be truly stable. Still, he has seemed to give us some insight of how he can see. It appears the subject has abilities that revolve around light, something previously indicated. However, it appears these abilities with light enable to subject to see, perhaps not truly, but perhaps in the absence or presence of light. 

Perhaps we will find some more answers with the neuro-imaging. Agent Caits will escort the subject to these tests.file#27

United Nations Anomalies Research Mission

transcript between Agent Caits and Subject 30

Subject 30: So I'm in for more testing, Agent?

Agent Caits: No doubt. I'll be putting the restraints on again. 

Subject 30: Whatever you have to do, Agent. 

...

Subject 30: You're breathing is a bit fast, and your heart beat is a little bit off rhythm. What's wrong?

Agent Caits: Nothing. Tell me, since you are in the mood for questions, just how can you see, when you are blind?

Subject 30: Oh. Well, it's kind of hard to explain, really. Basically...it's about light and shadows. Eyes glow. The body doesn't, not really. Nor does objects. Space glows. I don't see colours. I see different shades of...light> I can't tell you the actually colours, cause I don't know what they are.

Agent Caits: Why do your eyes glow, and why does your skin, sometimes?

Subject 30: I imagine that's because I'm actively looking. I don't know. Not really. As for my skin, well, call it a defense. Touch irritates me, and if I went around irritated all the time, well...I don't think it would be good, for anyone. Allowing my skin to glow burns away the irritation. 

Agent Caits: So it's like healing?

Subject 30: Not that I know off, it merely...burns a layer of skin off I guess. I don't know anything more about my abilities then you do, and probably less, to be honest. I know that you have calmed, some what. I know that I can hear the machines buzzing where you are taking me. I know that half way across the building someone has just dropped a pen or pencil. I know that somewhere, something is burning. Perhaps coffee. It smells like coffee. I know that these restraints are almost burning my skin with their weight and feel. Do I really have to wear them?

Agent Caits: Yes, you do. Until I am told otherwise, I cannot break protocol.

Subject 30: That's okay. Thank you for escorting me.file #28

Troubled by her conversation with Cody, Agent Caits made her way to the cafeteria, running it over in her mind. She grabbed a table, expecting that she was early, and prepared herself to wait for Agent Dioxide. 

United Nations Anomalies Research Mission

Date and time: 09/03/2016, 0900

Analyses report-subject 30

They say we only use 10 percent of our brain. We have often wondered if these higher beings use more then 10 percent. Certainly there is cause for belief in that-the rumor  sensitives, the emphatic abilities those that work in healthcare or in places that depend empathy for the harshness that the jobs involve. Are they higher beings? Do they use more of their brain?

Subject 30, Cody O'Niel, gave us no trouble as we conducted the neuro imaging. This had to be repeated two times, as there were some abnormalities in the results, this being bright spots, presumably light, that came from the subject himself. The result on the third try showed less anomalies then the first two, and we were able to get a clear image. 

Cody's result certainly proves that he does indeed use more then 10 percent of his brain, normal imaging is displayed, along with other areas of the brain showing activity. 

As instructed, we were to look for any marks on the subject produced by our previous testing of the subject the day before. Curiously, there were none. The IV site of the blood transfusion was no longer there. Does the subject have increased healing, or is this a result of his light abilities? It will be hard to prove this, as indicated by previous files, the subject can use his abilities to, theoretically, destroy skin cells. 

If this is the case, can the subject heal more serious wounds? Accessing the subjects medical files will be imperative to proving this.file #29
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