Convergence/Patient Study: A. Westbrook "0"

Patient Bio
Name: Westbrook, Alexander
Gender: Male
Age: 14
Blood Type: B+
Height: 5"6'
Weight: 65kg
Study
Alexander Westbrook, also known by the shortened form Alex, was our patient zero. Patient was first fitted with a brain implant that suppressed his prior memories and increases intelligence. Patient demonstrated remarkable cognitive ability when subjected to several tests, including memorization of a sizable amount of data, fast and correct judgement of character and enhanced comprehension, leading to very quick learning. Patient never recalled prior memories, including his name, parents and hometown. We consider this a huge success for the first test of the implant.
Following our cognitive tests, we opted to attempt physical tests. Patient was initially fitted with a powered external exoskeleton designed to vastly increase physical capabilities. Without the exoskeleton, patient was only able to carry a small amount of weight while running and traveling long distance. When fitted, patient was able to easily travel carrying weight up to 30 times heavier than he could before. This exciting discovery leads us to believe that in military practice, soldiers will be able to easily carry more vital items including sustenance, ammunition and armament without impeding their strength or progression.
The study of patient zero was of great benefit to our studies, and we will continue to utilize him as much as we can. We will be moving onto other patients in due time, to help further refine our technologies and to make sure that what we have created works with many individuals. With constant development and testing, we will hope to revolutionize our military. At this stage, we foresee the Convergence Project to be a total success.
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