//Staff Report Date: <DATA_CORRUPTED>
//Location: Section 6 Outer Deck Observation Test Site 10
//Patient Record: T-07450807
//Status: Infected

REPORT ENTRY 01/01

Patient T-07450807 was brought in after being confirmed to be infected after reporting symptoms of extreme fatigue and their skin becoming pale. Patient developed symptoms similar to the severe cases reported in current variant of Virus discovered (Code-named: Pale). Patient agreed to medical testing and experimentation when they learned that they were diagnosed with Pale. Patient refused alternative treatment of suspended animation via Cryostasis.

After a year of analyzing Pale, lead researcher Dr. K felt confident in their cure for this strain by utilizing their methods of beastification with a variant of Maned Wolf DNA coupled with the materials recovered from <REDACTED>. The process of beastification utilizes a form of radiation therapy coupled with <REDACTED> which alters the genes of the human body. After prolonged exposure to this form of light radiation, the altered genes in the human body would react to a UV source to initiate the changes to the subject's gene structure. Very specifically, the sun during sunset is the ideal condition for UV exposure that patients in testing are advised to be exposed to after light radiation therapy to trigger the beastification process. The glass paneling in the Outer Deck creates an ideal chamber to conduct testing.

The specific circumstances and environment required for this beastification process and species type has led many to dub this form of Transfur Species as Dusk Werewolves. Treatment for Pale becomes manageable once beastification process completes. When testing concludes and treatment for Pale is completed, a series of mental health and physical prowess tests will be conducted to confirm effectiveness and self-retain of oneself after beastification completes.