Name: Silas Species: Anthropomorphic Fox Age: Late 20s Silas is a golden-furred fox with a naturally soft, already chubby build—rounded cheeks, a plush midsection, and thick limbs that give him a perpetually “well-fed” look even before everything went wrong. His fluffy tail and layered fur only add to the illusion of softness, though beneath it he carries surprising strength and resilience. Before the experiment, Silas lived paycheck to paycheck, drifting between short-term jobs and side gigs. When a well-paying “nutritional study” opportunity appeared, it seemed like an easy way to stabilize his situation. The paperwork was dense, the promises vague—but the upfront cash was enough to convince him to sign. Now, trapped inside a controlled lab environment, Silas has realized too late that the study was never about health. The researchers monitor him constantly, tracking intake, weight, and behavioral responses as they push him toward rapid, unnatural growth. His already soft frame has begun to change, becoming heavier and harder to manage, something he resents deeply. Silas is uncooperative, stubborn, and openly defiant. He resists instructions whenever he can—refusing meals, arguing with staff, and testing the limits of whatever confinement they’ve placed him in. Despite this, the system around him is designed to outmaneuver resistance, leaving him frustrated and increasingly desperate. At his core, Silas is not weak—just unlucky. He’s sharp, observant, and slowly piecing together how the facility operates. Whether driven by survival or sheer stubborn pride, he hasn’t given up on finding a way out… even as the experiment continues to weigh him down in more ways than one.