Age: 27

Sex: Male

Height: 12'9

Weight: 219 lbs.

Species: Currently under debate

Project P is one of the dragon-line projects. The concept for this line was how human DNA would react to "Dragon" DNA. (Assuming it's even Komodo dragon DNA that is, I wouldn't be surprised if it was some mismatch of other reptilian DNA) Project has shown signs of extreme mutation over the years this project line has been up. It started with their cravings shifting, then it was complaining of their skin itching, then it grew lumps, and finally the "molting" stage commenced. Over the "molting" stage's procession, researchers made note of the extreme growth in height, the growth of scales, the growth of horns, and even a tail. In this one of the Project lineup, Project P has to be by far the largest, and very grounded (literally) compared to other projects. It's ability to grip onto other surfaces and walk on them as if it were the actual ground has been commended to the large, deep claws that have grown where the human nails would be. The density of the scales and strength of limb regeneration has been tested. The scales, while not bulletproof, are incredibly durable and stand to compete with most modern technology. The regenerative quality is effective, but anything torn or cut off regrows entirely as scales. As for other tests, acid dissolves the scales with relative ease in parts that merge with human skin, while remaining ineffective on parts that are entirely scale. horns seem to be sensitive and only regrow after more molting stages take place, in which reptilian features become far more prevalent. Testing with others of the line have ended with relative success, with the exception of Project O. Coordination has been shown capable, as well as rivalry for dominance. Testing shall continue soon. For now, Project P has been paired with Project Q In order to ensure obedience and submission from both parties. Both are under the surveillance of Doctor Alice 'Mistake' Conner.

Update:

Project has proven more difficult to study. Its suspicion has been made clear, and answers for the rest of its capabilities are largely unknown. One thing is for certain, that "Dragon" DNA was far from normal lizard DNA. Whether or not it's from actual dragons is unknown, but the strength, durability, and overall abilities are far from anything normal. Subject has shown care for Project 11, naming it "Shaya" even and raising it as its own young. Observance shall continue.