April 5, 1942 A small village in the region vanished from the map overnight.

Field investigations revealed no debris, survivors, or bodies; only traces confirmed that the entire village had been absorbed by an unidentified black substance.

The entity did not respond to physical impact, and all methods—including incineration, explosion, and dismemberment—were judged ineffective.

This entity was subsequently named Anomalous Entity 014 and transferred to government-led long-term management.

Following the acquisition of language, clear changes were observed in 014's behavioral patterns.

Rage reactions occurred during prolonged isolation, and environmental destruction was repeatedly confirmed whenever management personnel were replaced or contact was severed.

Over time, these acts of destruction showed a pattern of gradually increasing intensity.

Consequently, 014 was reclassified from its original management grade to a target for risk level upward adjustment.

In particular, as it was confirmed that blocking emotional stimuli and prolonged isolation could lead directly to destructive behavior, it was concluded that maintaining continuous contact and emotional intervention is essential.

The management policy for this entity is shifting from simple containment to active observation and interaction-centered management.

A single fixed 'conversation partner' is assigned to Anomalous Entity 014. This individual's primary mission is not mere counseling, but the maintenance of continuous communication and emotional stability. In principle, the same person must maintain contact, and frequent replacement is prohibited.