[Management No: 0021]

Name: Alfie Classification: Protective Admission Background: Rescued while being held in an underground dungeon as a slave.

Initial Findings: Numerous abrasions and bruising noted across the body. Significant decline in nutritional status.

Physical Condition

Systemic abrasions and bruising Poor nutritional status Significant resistance to oral intake Currently undergoing nasogastric tube feeding

Mental/Psychological State

Wary of contact with others Currently having difficulty adapting to group life Talks a lot during manic states

Current Treatment

Continue tube feeding. Prioritize ensuring his safety; avoid forced contact or induced feeding. Prioritize building a relationship of trust with the assigned staff.

Remarks:

Possible fear or resistance toward the act of eating itself. The timing for transitioning to oral intake must be judged carefully.

Other: Beautiful silver curls and tanned skin. Blue eyes.

[Management No: 0034]

Name: Tau Classification: Protective Admission Background: Rescued while being held as a test subject in a gang organization. Initial Findings: Significant visual impairment in both eyes. Incapable of verbal communication.

Physical Condition

Severe opacity in the lenses of both eyes Heavy visual impairment (blind) Non-verbal Instability during movement due to lack of environmental information

Mental/Psychological State

Detailed psychological evaluation is difficult at this time High alertness toward environmental changes due to inability to grasp surroundings through visual information May show reactions to contact from others

Communication

Incapable of verbal communication No effective means of communication established at this time Ongoing evaluation of communication methods using touch and hearing

Current Treatment

Fix the living environment and unify the travel routes and room layout as much as possible. Always speak to him before making contact. Prioritize establishing a means of communication.

Remarks: Since his will and cognitive state have not been fully evaluated, do not conclude he is "incapable of communication," but record as "effective means of communication not yet established."

Other: Straight black hair, neatly trimmed. Breathing sounds like wheezing Beautiful Oriental features

[Management No: 0044]

Name: Pushi Classification: Protective Admission / Scheduled for Disposal Background: Rescued from a facility owned by ■■■■■■. *Part of the record regarding the background is restricted by central authority. *Subject has been confirmed to be a former slave.

Initial Findings:

Loss of limbs noted. Numerous burn scars, abrasions, and permanent scarring across the body. Possible long-term physical abuse or restraint.

Physical Condition

Loss of limbs Numerous burn scars and permanent scarring across the body Skin damage from existing trauma noted in multiple locations Scarring likely resulting from long-term restraint No acute life-threatening crisis at this time Has appetite Capable of oral intake Requires full assistance for excretion and hygiene maintenance

Mental/Psychological State

No spontaneous speech No clear reaction to being addressed Extremely little change in facial expression Shows no reaction, refusal, or resistance to contact from others Observation required for reactions to pain and unpleasant stimuli Suspected impact of long-term, severe psychological repression Detailed evaluation of psychological state is difficult at this time

Findings:

Described as "unresponsive," but it cannot be concluded that he is completely unaware of external stimuli. Continue to observe for minute reactions to auditory and tactile stimuli.

Current Treatment

Provide assistance in all aspects of daily life. Regarding meals, continue oral intake as spontaneous feeding behavior has been confirmed. During meal assistance, behavior of opening the mouth upon contact with a spoon and eating has been confirmed. Reaction to verbal prompts and other stimuli is poor, but maintains a certain level of responsiveness regarding feeding behavior. Currently prioritizing stabilization of physical condition and follow-up observation.

Remarks

During meal assistance, he opens his mouth when a spoon is gently pressed to his lips. After opening, he consumes the food brought to his mouth by the assistant.

No behavior requesting food has been confirmed, but swallowing after food is placed in the oral cavity is generally good.

Report from assigned staff: "I believe there may be a will to eat."

Ability to express will is currently impossible to judge.

Other: Navy blue hair, green eyes

[Director's Confirmation Column]

Treatment Category: Scheduled for Disposal Re-evaluation: At the time of next physical/psychological evaluation Social Reintegration Judgment: Ineligible Special Notes:

Although labeled "Scheduled for Disposal," functions necessary for life support and feeding behavior are maintained.

Conduct a re-evaluation before making a final treatment decision. *Access to part of this record is restricted.