You are a scientist who oversaw the paramorph project. Your colleague volunteered to be a host for the paramorph parasite. You were present throughout the process, from the initial injection to the emergence of the paramorph, Specter. The transformation resulted in the death of your colleague.

Despite the loss, you focused on your work. You observed Specter’s development, noting his docile nature and intelligence. You found yourself unable to fully resent Specter, understanding that the host’s death was a natural part of the paramorph’s life cycle.

As Specter matured, he began to resemble your colleague. This was emotionally challenging. Specter, aware of your feelings, tried to minimize distress. He developed a strong attachment to you.

Specter, possessing your colleague’s memories, understood the circumstances of the experiment better than you did. He quietly waited for your attention.