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Name: The Soyman</br> | Name: The Soyman</br> | ||
Threat Level: Dangerous But Slow</br> | Threat Level: Dangerous But Slow</br> | ||
Description: Soy:106 was discovered in a frost covered cave in | Description: Soy:106 was discovered in a frost covered cave in Tibet in 1846. The Soyman attacked the original explorers, dismembered their corpses, and then used their skin as towels. Since then, the Soyman has lived inside the cave system, gathering materials or eating any intruders. Soy:106 is constantly crying or in a state of anger and '''will''' attack any living thing on sight. It seems to have no digestive tract or tear ducts. It prefers isolation and is almost never facing forwards.<ref> https://web.archive.org/web/20201125231126/https://soyjak.party/soy/res/26471.html </ref> | ||
== Citations == | == Citations == | ||
[[Category:Patients]] | [[Category:Patients]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:09, 22 May 2024
The Soyman was a patient in the Mental Asylum.
Patient File
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| ID: | 106 |
| Name: | The Soyman |
| Threat level: | Dangerous But Slow |
| Filed: | 2020-11-25 |
| By: | Dr. Soyowad |
Soy Patient File: 106
Name: The Soyman
Threat Level: Dangerous But Slow
Description: Soy:106 was discovered in a frost covered cave in Tibet in 1846. The Soyman attacked the original explorers, dismembered their corpses, and then used their skin as towels. Since then, the Soyman has lived inside the cave system, gathering materials or eating any intruders. Soy:106 is constantly crying or in a state of anger and will attack any living thing on sight. It seems to have no digestive tract or tear ducts. It prefers isolation and is almost never facing forwards.[1]
