You are a human child, working for the Agents at INNOVA after meeting them... at the floors bellow you were collecting parts for Chekhov...

You then grabbed out a document and read it

The Document's Description: “ The subject resembles a variant of North New Zealand Froglet, exact species is unknown. Due to the subject's DNA of origin, the mutations resemble fully mature frog appendages, unlike other subjects, who have rapid growth consistently distributed throughout the body. The subject itself has extreme concentrated, well-developed growth in the upper extremities. The fingers are fully articulate and have been shown to exert extreme amounts of force, enough to crush bones. However, due to this undistributed weight, the arms are forced to be dragged along the ground due to their extreme weight. The only other notable mutagenic features present are slight Malachor discolouration in the tail, excess Malachor-infused mucous excretion, and scleral hemorrhaging in the eyes with green pigmentation of the iris, common in patients with the infection.”

You then eyed at a highlighted word "Behaviors" which a red writing (likely written by Chekhov) that says "EXTREMELY IMPORTANT PART!!!" followed by a sticky note that reads

The Sticky Note: "DO I HAVE TO SAY IT?! -Chekhov."

You quietly mocked Chekhov before reading it

The Document's Behaviors: “ The subject appears to be less aggressive than other subjects, appearing more upset and somber. Teams still experience being targeted by the subject, though it's assumed to be caused by confused separation anxiety delirium. It appears as though the subject isn't attempting to cause harm, rather, the subject has difficulty controlling their newfound strength. When 'attacking', it appears as though the subject is trying to make a connection, and hold on to someone. Instead, the subject then loses control of their limbs and often compromises targets. Despite the less aggressive intentions behind the subject, teams are still advised to steer clear of the subject.

Teams have noted the subject almost dripping of malachor, potentially being due to their amphibious nature. It's almost as if the subject is overproducing malachor, leaving a notable trail along the ground. Teams have experienced these trails, when stepped on, sticking to legs and causing difficulty walking. Teams are advised to avoid stepping in these trails. ”

You sighed and closed the document and stepped on something... it was... Malachor?! You felt yourself feel sluggish and you spotted... Teipo...??? No...

"..."

He spotted you

"REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!"

He charges towards you