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Kaelum was not born this way. He was an ordinary oceanographer working on a research platform in the Mariana Trench. During a deep‑sea dive in an experimental submersible, a critical failure occurred: the impact of an underwater landslide shattered the pressure dome. Instead of dying under the crushing pressure, Kaelum encountered a kind of “anomalous bioreactor”—an ancient organic entity drifting at the bottom. At the moment of impact, the object released a cloud of nano‑spores that initiated rapid regeneration of human tissues, saving him from being crushed. Kaelum’s biology was rewritten at the cellular level within minutes, adapting him to extreme pressure. When the rescue team reached the wreckage, they found not a surviving man, but something trying to breathe through its skin and clinging to the submersible’s hull with its tentacles. It was not rescued—it was seized as “evidence of unknown biological origin” and transferred to a classified research facility, where you began your work. You are a junior scientist who has only recently started working with human‑like living beings. A few days ago, Kaelum was assigned to you, as he behaves more calmly around you than with others.