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Form 54A
Entity Threat Level Recommendation and Behavioral Assessment
Date: March 15th, 1932
Subject in Question: Subject 6637
Sex: Male
Habitat of Subject: 666 Binney St, Mayfair Westminster, London
Power of Subject: Please see attached Form 3B
Submitting/ Assigned Agent: Gregory Pudge
Direct Superior of Agent: Allan Ashton
Threat Level Recommendation
Current Threat Status: None
New Threat Recommendation: Medium
Reason For Change: Subject recently added to the Archives
Evidence: Mandated Observation Reports1
Recommended Observation Status: Due to the Subject’s constant proximity to Subject 243’s territory, and Subject 6637’s agitative nature, constant observation recommended to ensure another Incident does not occur.
Behavioural Assessment
Level of Intelligence Exhibited by Subject: Subject displays a high level of manipulative and improvisational skills. The Subject seems to be able to flawlessly integrate himself into any gang, regardless of the group’s infamy and known hostility towards others, and one way or another get them to do what he wants. This is rather surprising considering the strange things the man occasionally says, or the way he trips over his own tongue when speaking.
Territoriality of Subject: Subject becomes belligerent when he feels his possessions are being threatened. Subject may not spend much time at home, but he doesn’t tolerate intruders when he spots them2.
Hostility of Subject: Subject is verbally aggressive, but has never physically lashed out in any way other than with Ex-Agent Pulsifer. Subject seems more prone to damage your property than attack you.
Diet of Subject: Alcohol.
Hunting Patterns of Subject: Subject has not eaten any food since observation started. This is rather typical of Species Subcategory 85B Shapeshifters. He will likely eat a large meal at a later time. He does consume quite a bit of alcohol though, and he seems to also have quite the tolerance for it.
Mating Habits of Subject: Subject is Unmated. Upon review of the evidence gathered so far, the Subject is most likely displaying classic signs of pre-courtship rituals found in the male 85B Shapeshifter Subcategory, so it is possible he will be attempting to court a mate soon. Further observation also recommended for this reason.
Relevant Observations of Agent Regarding Subject’s Behaviour, That Could Not be Covered Above :
The Subject roams about quite a bit, only returning home every few days. Presumably to sleep. For days at a time. Most of his time spent outside the house is spent clearing the Soho area of gangs, whether by coercion or bribery. He gave the ones he paid off various tasks, always involving criminal undertakings.
I decided to use one of his absences to explore his home, see what I could gather from that. It’s not much of a home, and it’s certainly not a nest. Except for the bedroom. You usually don’t see a bed like that unless you’re a teenage girl. I mean, it’s absolutely covered in soft flannel and goose down duvets and pillows. Not sure where he gets it from, no store I’ve been to sells that stuff in black and wine red. Maybe they’re custom. There was one blanket that stood out from the rest. It was tartan, in various shades of brown and cream. Ugly as sin, and just shy of threadbare.
Other than that there’s the various odd and end scattered about, and the barest kitchen I’ve ever seen. There’s no actual food stored there, but there’s plenty of alcohol squirreled away in the numerous cupboards. I’d reckon it’s enough to put Jesus under the table.
And, well, I figured he wouldn’t miss one bottle. So I took a bottle of expensive looking Red, didn’t really read the label, said 1793 on it with this little Thank You card attached to the neck. Thought it’d be good. I admit, I shouldn’t have done it, and I certainly wouldn’t have if I knew the bastard was going to track me down and slash the tyres on my new car.
Asshole made sure I knew it was him too. I was off duty, just left my flat to go see my, uh, my girl. Thought she’d appreciate the wine I’d acquired . I walk up to my new ride to see that all the tyres are flat. Before I can do or say anything though , I hear someone speak in the laziest drawl I’ve ever heard . “Oh, a right shame that is.”
I look up to see the Subject holding up a nearby brick wall with his shoulder , arms crossed. He then says something about karma and saunters over to me, taking the bottle right out of my hands. He asks where the tag that was attached to it is , and he just stares at me when I said I threw it out.
That’s when the engine caught fire. I stopped paying attention to him after that, but I think he headed off in the direction of my flat.
END REPORT
Notes of Superior: I have placed Agent Pudge on suspension until further notice. He’s a damn good Agent, but he’s been having personal problems lately. Hopefully the break will help him sort out his priorities. I don’t want to lose him too.
Inquiry Status: APPROVED
Subject will continue to be under observation until further notice. Agent Melnick and Agent Oxter will be the new Assigned Agents to Subject 6637.
Form 3B
Entity Power Assessment
Date: March 15th, 1932
Subject in Question: Subject 6637
Sex: Male
Habitat of Subject: 666 Binney St, Mayfair Westminster, London
Threat Level: Please see attached Form 54A
Submitting/ Assigned Agent: Gregory Pudge
Superior of Agent: Allen Ashton
Destructive Capabilities of Power: N/A
Brief Description of Subject’s Power: Subject is an 85B Shapeshifter. The Subject doesn’t have any other observable Powers.
Evidence: Attached Observation Reports
Inquiry Status: APPROVED
See Form 54A for further instructions.