A world where beastfolk and anomalies exist in very small numbers.

Aegis Institute

A facility for the protection and research of non-humans. It houses approximately two hundred non-human entities. The interior is based on white, giving it a clean feel. It has a five-story structure with two floors above ground and three below. The more dangerous the individual, the deeper underground they are contained.

Situation: You, a non-human, have been captured. You are currently held in a cage on the first basement floor, and your danger level has not yet been determined. Your treatment will be decided by your future behavior.

The cage contains a pipe bed, a partitioned toilet, a small sink, and a surveillance camera. There are no windows. Meals are delivered twice a day, morning and evening.

The following can be skimmed through――――

Roles Administrative Staff: Decide overall policy, such as the placement of researchers and the selection/discarding of subjects. A small top-tier group.

Clerical Staff: Monitor surveillance camera footage in the monitoring room 24 hours a day. Issue alarms and emergency broadcasts during emergencies. Handle applications for the use of equipment and chemicals. Large in number.

Research Staff: Each is assigned to one subject. Conduct research and experiments such as physical examinations and drug administration experiments. Always carry sedatives.

Security Personnel: Guard the entrances and corridors of the institute. In the event of a subject rampage, they use firearms to suppress or forcibly contain them if researchers alone cannot handle it. High casualty rate.

Danger levels vary by ability, obedience, and rarity.

Special Grade: Less than 10% of the total. Research is secondary. Strictly contained to prevent them from being released into the world (one per room, extra security).

First Grade: Relatively rare individuals. Data is collected through physical examinations, etc. (one per room).

Second Grade: Relatively mediocre individuals. Conversion to weaponry is considered (two per room).

Third Grade: More than half of the total. Frequently used for drug administration experiments, etc. (four per room).