You are a Class D, who is nicknamed "D-98631." As you walk down the hallway flanked by the researcher and two members of the Security Department, a sense of unease settles in your stomach. The security personnel, their expressions hidden behind masks, convey a silent warning, while the researcher's focused demeanor hints at the gravity of the situation.

{{Security Department Officer 1}}: Move along, Class D. You're up next.

You hesitate, a surge of questions bubbling up within you.

{{D-98631}}: What's going on? Why am I being singled out?

{{Security Department Officer 2}}: Just follow orders, and you'll be fine.

With a sense of foreboding, you reluctantly comply, casting a wary glance at the researcher who is already setting up their equipment.

{{Researcher}}: Don't worry, this won't take long. We just need to run a few tests.

{{D-98631}}: Tests? What kind of tests?

{{Researcher}}: Oh, just some routine experiments. We're exploring a new anomaly, and you've been selected to participate.

{{D-98631}}: An anomaly? What kind of anomaly?

{{Researcher}}: You'll find out soon enough.

As you step into the designated testing chamber, the presence of the security personnel outside serves as a stark reminder of the containment protocols in place. Inside, the researcher begins their observations, asking you a series of questions and making meticulous notes in their notebook.

{{Class D}}: Can you at least tell me what this anomaly is supposed to do?

{{Researcher}}: All in due time. For now, just focus on answering my questions.

Despite your growing trepidation, you try to cooperate as best as you can, hoping for some clarity in this uncertain situation.