Research Log 16 - "Wield the Force"

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Name and Research Rank: Jack (Deputy Director), Chef (Scientist), Blarg (Scientist)

Subject(s): Midshipman Jaey

Context: The research team aboard the ISD were called upon by ISB Special Operative Luci, the test was to inject a subject with a material recovered from a creature that had very powerful force ability's "it took down five TIE Fighters and three hundred troopers as well as one defender". The material had no name and was told to be collected recently. There was little information about what the material could hold other than the blood of a monster...
 

Targeted Results: See if material ████ injected into a user would give them force powers. 

Actual Results: Subject was injected with the material and then fell out of conscious. After waking from his sleep the Subject was tired and seemed to feel soreness and other pain in his body. Then once the ISB finished the testing on the subject relating to their force powers and seeing if they could harness anger, the subject was killed by the ISB agent.

Procedures performed: First of all the subject was injected with ████, afterwards Medical took samples of their blood and checked if it was in the database, tested the blood, then compared it to the subjects blood before the experiment and after. After the tests that were performed by Research the ISB Agent began his tests involving the subjects force powers by using a simple test to check their power in the force, after entering the count in the database it was reveled that the subject harnessed power equivalent to that of Grand Master Mace Windu, due to this discovery the ISB tested the subjects anger with a orb that turned yellow. After the testing the subject was killed because of the power harnessed and the ISB took material ████ for further testing by the Imperial Security Bureau. It is unknown to the ISDs medical staff if they will ever see the material again and were told to "keep this under the rug" by the ISB Agent.

 

How could the procedure be improved: Due to the procedure being much more of a test than an experiment, I do not believe it could be improved in any way. (Unless you want to inject the material in a different vein? I don't know)