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A-710 - "Smiledog"
· Object Class: B
· Danger Level: High
· Researcher: Dr. Warren Lutz
· Designated Research Facility: Site-07
· Status: Semi-Contained

Containment Procedures
The original photo containing A-710 must always be kept inside a sealed file envelope and stored in Site-07's Anomalous Objects Vault. The Anomalous Objects Vault must be kept in constant surveillance at all times and must be maintained twice per week. Before engaging in experiments with A-710, researchers must request permission from A-710's designated researcher or Site-07's Site Director. Any unauthorized personnel looking into A-710 must be isolated for psychological evaluation before being terminated. Any copies of A-710's image found physically or online are to be destroyed if they exhibit anomalous abilities.

Description
A-710, better known to WISP staff as "The Smiledog", is an anomalous cognitohazard that takes the form of an image within a jpg. Said image is that of a Siberian husky with grey and pink-like fur, accompanied by an inhuman smile. Further experimentations and exposure to the image leads to the image changing to that of a more demonic-looking dog with black and blood-red fur, overly large and bloodshot eyes, and a far wider smile showing rows of human-like teeth. The "Smiledog's" face also appears more human-looking in its demonic form, having been described as a "beast with a man's face" by one of the test subjects exposed to it. Interviews with A-710's victims note that the anomaly initially appears to them in its smiling Siberian husky before gradually transforming into its more demonic form over time. The image above is an illustration based on the words of A-710's past victims.

Anomalous Abilities
Upon gazing at an image of A-710, the victim will begin to see the titular anomaly in their dreams, which become nightmares where they are rendered helpless and unable to do anything as it torments them. After an undetermined period of weeks, A-710 will begin to appear in real life in front of the victim, though only they will see the anomaly. As the victim continues to be terrorized by A-710, the anomaly will begin to shapeshift into its demonic form, which would be around the time when claw and bite marks begin to inexplicably appear around the victim's body. The victim will become more agitated and physically and mentally distressed until they die due to either the strain of the anomaly's curse or the physical injuries it brings.

It has been noted that the only way to free oneself from A-710's grasp is to show its image to someone else, effectively transferring its curse. However, it is entirely unsure whether it has been transferred or the anomaly is playing a long game and waiting to torment these so-called "freed" victims at another time. Further research will be done pertaining to this phenomenon.

First Part: A-087 (Slender Man)
Previous Part: A-540 (Jeff the Killer)
Next Part: Nina the Killer (WISP Agent)
Credit goes to the original Smiledog story's creator, Michael Lutz (WarrenIsDead) .

Description

Sorry for this one being late, I'm currently busy with commissions, school work, and my job. Thankfully, I managed to pass this, so I hope you enjoy it.

A-710 - "Smiledog"
· Object Class: B
· Danger Level: High
· Researcher: Dr. Warren Lutz
· Designated Research Facility: Site-07
· Status: Semi-Contained

Containment Procedures
The original photo containing A-710 must always be kept inside a sealed file envelope and stored in Site-07's Anomalous Objects Vault. The Anomalous Objects Vault must be kept in constant surveillance at all times and must be maintained twice per week. Before engaging in experiments with A-710, researchers must request permission from A-710's designated researcher or Site-07's Site Director. Any unauthorized personnel looking into A-710 must be isolated for psychological evaluation before being terminated. Any copies of A-710's image found physically or online are to be destroyed if they exhibit anomalous abilities.

Description
A-710, better known to WISP staff as "The Smiledog", is an anomalous cognitohazard that takes the form of an image within a jpg. Said image is that of a Siberian husky with grey and pink-like fur, accompanied by an inhuman smile. Further experimentations and exposure to the image leads to the image changing to that of a more demonic-looking dog with black and blood-red fur, overly large and bloodshot eyes, and a far wider smile showing rows of human-like teeth. The "Smiledog's" face also appears more human-looking in its demonic form, having been described as a "beast with a man's face" by one of the test subjects exposed to it. Interviews with A-710's victims note that the anomaly initially appears to them in its smiling Siberian husky before gradually transforming into its more demonic form over time. The image above is an illustration based on the words of A-710's past victims.

Anomalous Abilities
Upon gazing at an image of A-710, the victim will begin to see the titular anomaly in their dreams, which become nightmares where they are rendered helpless and unable to do anything as it torments them. After an undetermined period of weeks, A-710 will begin to appear in real life in front of the victim, though only they will see the anomaly. As the victim continues to be terrorized by A-710, the anomaly will begin to shapeshift into its demonic form, which would be around the time when claw and bite marks begin to inexplicably appear around the victim's body. The victim will become more agitated and physically and mentally distressed until they die due to either the strain of the anomaly's curse or the physical injuries it brings.

It has been noted that the only way to free oneself from A-710's grasp is to show its image to someone else, effectively transferring its curse. However, it is entirely unsure whether it has been transferred or the anomaly is playing a long game and waiting to torment these so-called "freed" victims at another time. Further research will be done pertaining to this phenomenon.

First Part: A-087 (Slender Man)
Previous Part: A-540 (Jeff the Killer)
Next Part: Nina the Killer (WISP Agent)
Credit goes to the original Smiledog story's creator, Michael Lutz (WarrenIsDead) .