Prisoner One

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Prisoner One is the name given to the Vannai corpse recovered during Operation Mothership in July 2017. Prisoner One is the only Vannai ever physically encountered by humans, and as a result is the only example of its species in life and in death. Everything known about Vannai biology comes from studies performed on Prisoner One's corpse. 
Prisoner One was encountered by the ACC strike team sent to the Vannai Mothership during the eponymous Operation Mothership. It appeared to be a clerk or technician of its species, garbed in robes and carrying a tablet. It was encountered inside the pocket dimension at the center of the mothership near the rows of cylinders that would later be discovered to be cryostasis pods believed to contain more Vannai, reinforcing the theory that Prisoner One was a technician. Prisoner One was quickly captured and taken into the hull of Carrier Prime, where it was placed in a glass sphere inside the suit. Unfortunately, the alien would die while captive inside Tommy's suit.
After the successful completion of Operation Mothership, Prisoner One was taken back to Earth. Tommy brought the now dead, sole in-flesh example of the species that had sought to exterminate humanity back to Engineer territory, placing it in the lowest level of a remote and highly secret base in the Philippines- the Kappa Facility. After assigning a team of Engineers to watch over the dead alien, Tommy quickly forgot about the entire project. This was considered a preferable state of affairs to the Engineers of Kappa Facility, as they were allowed to conduct their research without having to worry about being pulled from their duties for mandatory pizza and anime meetings. 
Prisoner One proved instrumental in the Kappa Engineers' self-assigned goal of understanding the process of creating Human-Vannai hybrids, with the eventual goal of hopefully restoring genetic viability to the Elf population. Unfortunately, disaster would strike the facility in mid-2019, halting progress on the project. The facility would be discovered later that year by the European Federation, though the expeditionary team would not learn of the presence of Prisoner One still in the facility. The current state of Prisoner One is not known.
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