Alien Investigation Force
Welcome to the AI Force main page! We've been around a long time. That kind of thing carries weight. But we assume many of you don't know who we are, so let us explain a little bit about ourselves.
History of the Unabashed Ripoff:
In 1931, our founder (who shall not be named for the time being) was born. He was a very quirky fellow, never one for much chit chat. He also didn't have many friends growing up, and once he got out of school, he didn't have much to do, either. His parents didn't really care what he did, and our founder had nothing particular in mind. So, he just wandered about endlessly.
One day, he was walking during a thunderstorm, like an idiot. Around him was nothing but tall wheat fields. As you might expect, he got struck by lightning. The force knocked him off his feet. In all honesty, he should have died right then and there. However, as he lay on the ground, he was given a vision of two cogs, spinning together, in the cosmos. An AI generated version (courtesy of the Dall-e Mini/Craiyon AI program, please credit them if using these images; all images, unless otherwise stated, are generated with that program) has been provided below:
Inspired by these transpiring events, in 1956, our founder opened up the Alien Investigation Force, with the aim to contain and protect alien entities from human forces, as well as study them and see if they could ever be incorporated into normal, human society. Then our founder got run over by a double decker bus.
Although our founder is long gone, his legacy remains with us to this very day. Below you will see links to various entities we have captured and studied. Each link will lead you to a page that lists the being's name, age, and various other details. We also listed if the creature is alive or not, based on a scale. Extinct is self-explanatory; the creature no longer exists, nor does any other known creature that is of its same type or species. Endangered usually means that the entity we have of a species is dead, but there may be a few others out there. Living is the default rating for all creatures who are alive in our care. We also have a Danger level ranking, also based on a scale. The first level is Pacifist. Pacifist generally indicates that the creature is very docile, and not prone to attacking at all. In fact, pacifistic entities generally abhor violence. Next is Peaceful. Peaceful entities may attack, but only if they feel they are strong enough or willing enough to do so. They tend to be the most terrified of entities, acting like scared rabbits. They're also less likely to try and defend themselves. Because of this, we have taken it upon ourselves to avoid any experiments that may hurt Peaceful entities, physically, mentally, or otherwise. These entities are instead treated more as pets or scared children. All experiments we try on them involve safe, pleasant interactions where we try to get them to act less scared, if at all possible. The next level after that is Friendly. Friendly entities are more likely than Peaceful entities to actually defend themselves, although they're most comparable to a well-trained, well-treated Golden Retriever, or other such "friendly" dogs. These entities also tend to be more curious about their surroundings, are more likely to want to help anyone and everyone, and are also more likely to try and interact with various other entities in the facility. The next level is Docile. Docile entities are more prone to attacking than Friendly entities, however, that only happens if Docile entities feel provoked. As long as they are treated well, and not poked and prodded too much, they are generally safe to be around. The next level is Angry. Angry entities are more prone to anger than other entities listed prior, and, as such, are also more likely to attack. However, they are usually quite easy to calm down, once our faculty get to know them. As long as they stay calm, they are not deemed too threatening. The next level is Unintentionally Damaging. These entities, as the title suggest, are prone to more threatening attacks, and can even kill in rare cases, but they have been deemed as having no control over such things. These entities must be cared for carefully, but regardless of the danger, we gladly welcome them here at our facility. The next level is Unpredictable. Unpredictable entities, as you might have guessed, can be hard to deal with. They tend to be quite violent sometimes, often with no rhyme or reason. However, we still value their inclusion here at our facility, and believe that despite how unpredictable, and often deadly, they are, these entities still deserve to live a good life, or as good of one as we can provide. Next is Dangerous. These entities are simply dangerous, and must be handled only by our second-highest level of faculty. These entities may have something that makes them calm or even docile, but that can be hard to determine right away, and some entities with this label take years or even longer to provide our researchers with any information that can help calm them down. The last level is Ripper. These entities are the most dangerous. All faculty put in charge of handling them must have a specific, protective suit, and authorized, company-grade weapons on them AT ALL TIMES. Rippers are quite intelligent, often killing for sport or just for the fun of it. However, for whatever reason, they have never tried to kill any of the other entities in the facility. We don't understand what comradery they share with other entities, or why even our most pacifistic entities don't become an easy target in their eyes, but we are thankful for that. If you are wondering, yes, we did fire the buffoons responsible for putting Peaceful entities in the same room as a Ripper entity. With that out of the way, how about you look through our index of entities?
Entity 11 and Entity 12:
Name: "The Hugging Wolf" and "The Statue of a Woman"
Type: A small, young, anthropomorphic wolf; a statue of a woman done during an unknown time period
Age: Unknown
Living Status: Living
Danger Level: Friendly?
Description: These entities happen to share a mutualistic or at least commensalistic symbiotic relationship, which is why we are discussing both of them on this page. The wolf child was found first, although both entities were found in late 1990 or early 1991. The wolf child was found trying to latch onto a farmer. After carefully prying the wolf off, we brought it to our facility and put it in its own room. However, this seemed displeasing to the wolf, as it would eagerly grab onto any of our employees, or anything bigger than it, and latch onto them. It didn't seem to need any food or water or anything except constant warmth. We did notice that it felt colder in temperature than Entity 1 or any other humanoid entities. As you might expect, its constant need to hug became rather distracting.
The statue was donated to us by another museum, based on the strange description enscribed into it at the base of the statue. The enscription read as thus:
Warm of body,
Warm of heart,
Only a true act of caring
Can set free
The woman trapped inside.
However,
The cold hearts of men
May not be enough.
As you might expect, we were rather stumped by that enscription. We only found out the true meaning behind it through sheer accident. One day in 1991, or perhaps 1992, we let the wolf cub out of his room accidentally. He started running about the hallway, trying to latch onto us. During this, the door to the room Entity 12 was in had also been left open. The wolf ran in and latched onto the statue for some reason. We had noticed an odd warmth from the statue, but had been unable to determine why. We immediately tried to pull the wolf off the statue, until we saw the statue start to melt. Flabbergasted, we stepped back and watched as the statue transformed into a woman. The cloth hanging around her fell off. We immediately gave the poor lady something to wear. Following this incident, the wolf continued to cling onto the lady who, for some reason, only required warmth herself. Neither the wolf or the woman have provided a name or any concrete, identifying details. The woman says that as long as the pedestal holding her up is no longer in contact with her, she will not turn back into a statue. As such, the pedestal has been removed. We study it off and on, but have yet to determine anything concrete about it, pardon the pun.
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