Sub Rosa

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Appearance

As an experiment she is unnaturally tall without eyelids and with her lips fused together.

Project Goal

Pilot project for reviving the dead<ref>“Project codename Sub Rosa. Another attempt at reviving the dead,” Gordon said. He had the file. Jamie reached for the papers, and Gordon handed them over before continuing, “They pitched it for weapon funding, saying that it had uses in feigning death. Spy dies in an obvious and undeniable manner, pulse stopped, heartbeat stopped, gets placed in the cocoon, revived. Or the Academy removes one of its enemies, steals them away from the morgue, and then revives them for questioning.” - Excerpt from Lips Sealed 3.2</ref> Sub Rosa herself is a symbiote.<ref>“She can’t,” Jamie said. “You’re looking at two lifeforms. The cocoon and the woman. The cocoon keeps everything going, no matter what. Only way you can make her dead-dead is if you utterly destroy the medulla oblongata or utterly destroy the heart.” - Excerpt from Lips Sealed 3.6</ref>

The cocoon was able to incorporate other organisms into it.

Expiration Date

Subject meets the definition of immortality provided maintenance is kept up.

Record

Before

Full records unknown.

Made the Bowels what it is today as an administrator. Got into an accident kept alive and cognizant by her former colleague,

1921

Revived fully and put to rest.

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