Objektprofil
- Type: ENTITY
- Threat: CRITICAL
- Containment: C4 - High Security Lock
- Access: L3
- Exposure: T1 / T2
- Status: CONTAINED
VXA anomaly file
VXA-005
The Static Watcher
VXA-005 is an immobile humanoid structure of unknown origin with a smooth, crack-like surface.
The entity remains completely motionless as long as it is directly observed visually.
As soon as direct line of sight is broken, VXA-005 is capable of moving at extremely high speed.
The movement itself has not yet been directly observed.
The entity remains completely motionless as long as it is directly observed visually.
As soon as direct line of sight is broken, VXA-005 is capable of moving at extremely high speed.
The movement itself has not yet been directly observed.
CLASSIFICATION
Anomaly properties
- moves exclusively outside direct observation
- reaches positions within time intervals under ██ seconds
- produces no sound while moving
- reacts immediately to loss of visual contact
- shows aggressive behavior near personnel
System status
Typ
ENTITY
Threat
CRITICAL
Status
CONTAINED
CONTAINMENT PROTOCOL
Containment
VXA-005 is held in a reinforced C4 chamber.
- permanent line of sight through at least 3 observation points
- redundant camera systems active
- personnel may only enter the room if continuous observation is guaranteed
If any observation system fails, an immediate lockdown is activated.
TEST PROTOCOLS
Test 01
T1 personnel observe VXA-005
→ no movement
Test 02
brief loss of sight (0.5 seconds)
→ object changed position
Test 03
light source deactivated
→ object no longer visible
→ after reactivation, closer to observation point
Test 04
[ACCESS DENIED]
→ Ergebnis: ████████████████
INCIDENT REPORT
Incident report
[Timestamp █████]
A camera system failed for ██ seconds.
After restoration, VXA-005 was outside its designated position.
One staff member was registered as [STATUS: ███████].
VRU-04 was deployed.
Containment was restored.
ADDITIONAL NOTES
Notes
- VXA-005 appears to deliberately wait for moments without observation
- multiple logs suggest the object can "sense" perception
- exact movement mechanics remain unknown