subject o-056
Soul Summoner

subject o-056

DEVIATION PROFILE
SECTION 9 <ARTICLE 3>
Soul Summoner
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Comprehensive testing and field deployment observations indicate that this deviation exhibits a consistently non-hostile disposition. Throughout all monitored interactions, it demonstrated cooperative behavior, responsiveness to authorized personnel, and no signs of aggression, territoriality, or hostile intent. Current findings classify the deviation as friendly and suitable for controlled operational deployment, with no immediate threat posed to personnel or facility assets.
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NO CONTAINMENT REQUIRED
CONTAINMENT UNIT
NOT APPLICABLE
22b6aa46-9c6d-43cd-b480-95a5c4460c1c
Soul Summoner
All documentation provided by the Project Meta research team under section 9 arcticle 3
DEVIATION PROFILE
variations & skins
Original Variation | Soul Summoner |
Variations | - |
Skins | - |
THREAT LEVEL
Comprehensive testing and field deployment observations indicate that this deviation exhibits a consistently non-hostile disposition. Throughout all monitored interactions, it demonstrated cooperative behavior, responsiveness to authorized personnel, and no signs of aggression, territoriality, or hostile intent. Current findings classify the deviation as friendly and suitable for controlled operational deployment, with no immediate threat posed to personnel or facility assets.
OPTIMAL
CONDITIONS
No Current Data
SECURENENT
METHOD
Retention within a designated securement unit is required to safely access and utilize the subject’s associated skills Keen Eye & Rite Of Awakening.
Combat
Keen Eye
Summon a Lifeplume Finch fly in a straight line, applying The Bull`s Eye effect to targets along its path and dealing 600% Psi intensity as Weapon Damage.
Rite Of Awakening
Summon an autonomous Soul Summer to fight alongside Meta`s.
(When skill rating is level 5) The Soul Summoner calls forth a Phantom Radiance Sparrow to attack the target, dealing 350% Psi intensity worth of Weapon Damage, and releases an arrow rain that deals 800% Psi intensity worth of Weapon Damage to targets within range. The Soul Summoner grants Meta`s the ability to summon Phantom Radiance Sparrows, with each weapon hit have a 15% chane to realease a Phantom Radiance Sparrow that attacks the target, dealing 350% Psi intensity worth of Weapon Damage. The damage also applies a 40% Weapon vulnerability to the target, lasting for 5 seconds.
IDENTIFIERS
Deviation Data
Notebook Entry
Deviation O-056 is a combination of a red, oval spruce mask and a wolf skull with white fur. The mask has simple eye slits, while bone horns extend from both sides of the wolf skull's sagittal crest. It has a steady surface temperature of between 37°C and 39°C.
O-056's primary Deviation Trait is its ability to manifest objects. Whether worn or not, O-056 passively generates translucent entities that vaguely resemble birds and beasts. These entities (designated O-056-A) are composed of unknown particles in a condensed state and can freely alter their density to pass through most solid objects. They also display strength and resilience far greater than that of real animals.
When O-056 is not worn, O-056-A will seek out male humans aged between ██ and ██ and attempt to make them wear O-056. O-056-A will attack any individual or object that obstructs the achievement of this goal.
When O-056 is properly worn, the wearer (designated O-056-B) can communicate with O-056-A and command them to perform simple tasks or attack perceived threats. All O-056-A will carry out commands with maximum effort. If no command is given, O-056-A will cluster around O-056-B to protect and guard the latter.
All O-056-B refer to themselves as "emissaries of the King of Beasts, guardian spirits of the hunters." They claim their mission is to oppose and hunt "the monstrosity of ████, the dark terror of the frozen depths—███-███." If O-0██ is mentioned, O-056-B will state that "they are spirits with a mission as well, though serving another great being," refusing to elaborate further.

