Subject-876

Subject-876's History

# Angels of Revelation

## Classification:

**Tier**: Alpha-1

**Security Measures**: Non-Intervention Observational Protocol

## Physical Description:

The "Angels of Revelation" are depicted as a trio of winged humanoid entities, each bearing distinctive attributes — one with a book, another with a trumpet, and the third simply observing. They exude a sense of power and otherworldly grace.

## Special Containment Procedures:

The "Angels of Revelation" are monitored under a Non-Intervention Observational Protocol. Given their potentially divine or transcendent origins, direct containment is not attempted. Observations are made remotely, and any interaction must be approved by the Central Committee of Five.

## Behavior and Abilities:

These entities are observed to preside over areas that may be undergoing significant events or changes. Their presence seems to be a harbinger of monumental occurrences, whether they be disasters, revelations, or shifts in the course of human events.

## Incident Log:

### Incident Revelation-A:

On [REDACTED], their appearance over a conflicted region preceded a sudden and inexplicable ceasefire between warring factions.

### Incident Revelation-B:

On [REDACTED], the one holding a book was seen opening its pages, which coincided with a massive spontaneous gathering of various species of birds in the area.

## Research Notes:

Dr. [REDACTED]: "The 'Angels of Revelation' could be symbolic manifestations of collective human consciousness, or perhaps they are indeed celestial watchers. Our understanding is limited, but the correlation between their appearances and significant world events is undeniable."

## Weakness:

As presumed supernatural entities, the concept of a 'weakness' is not currently applicable. Their actions do not appear hostile, and they have not shown any vulnerabilities.

## Addendum:

Any Foundation personnel experiencing visions or anomalous occurrences related to the "Angels of Revelation" are required to report immediately to their supervisors for debriefing and potential psychological assessment.