The Ambesite

## Biographical information

### Date of death

Based on Fossil Dating, its Presumed the Insect inside met its fate sometime in April in the Late Cretaceous period.

## Physical description

### Species

The particular centipede encased in the amber of TRC-7000-BC appears to be based on the Ethmostigmus Genus of Centipedes.

### Height

The Fossil itself is roughly 1 Foot, 8 inches tall while the Centipede inside seems to be cut off, at roughly 11 inches long but having parts of it clearly torn off.

### Weight

The fossil itself weighs roughly about 8 kilograms.

### Eye color

While dormant, the eyes appear to the black like all other centipedes, however when its awake its eyes glow a bright orange.

## Appearance and Classification:

Classification: Lillith

TRC-7000-BC is an anomalous entity resembling an ancient centipede encased in amber. In its dormant state, it appears as an ancient centipede of the genus Ethmostigmus, trapped in amber, but it can enter an awake state where the amber itself becomes buoyant, and the centipede inside manifests bright, glowing orange eyes.

## Origin

TRC-7000-BC was unearthed in a remote archaeological dig near Calgary, Canada, during an excavation focused on uncovering prehistoric insect fossils preserved in amber. The initial discovery appeared to be an ancient centipede fossilized within a remarkably well-preserved amber matrix. Intriguingly, researchers noted anomalous energy fluctuations and unusual magnetic readings in the surrounding area, indicating that TRC-7000-BC's amber casing possessed unique properties beyond conventional fossilization.

Inexplicably drawn to the fossil's allure, the Royal Tyrell Museum placed it on display, showcasing its ancient and enigmatic nature. However, as night fell, reports emerged of museum staff encountering spectral figures and experiencing unexplained phenomena. Night guards, in particular, began exhibiting signs of amberfication, their bodies partially encased in the fossilized substance. Alarmed by these occurrences, local authorities swiftly intervened, transporting TRC-7000-BC to TRC Labs Site 2 for containment and further investigation. The circumstances surrounding its origin remain shrouded in mystery, with ongoing efforts to decipher the fossil's connection to ancient anomalies and the unsettling events that transpired in its wake.

## Additional Info

### Containment Procedures:

Containment protocols for TRC-7000-BC are currently under development. Due to its unpredictable reanimation and amberfication abilities, research is ongoing to establish effective containment measures.

### Amberfication Powers:

Upon contact, TRC-7000-BC transfers a portion of its amber-like fossil onto the skin of the toucher. The amber gradually encases the person, and if not removed within 16 hours, complete cocooning occurs, leading to asphyxiation. The fossil consumes the organic contents, leaving only bones and non-organic materials.

### Behavioral Patterns:

TRC-7000-BC enters its active state at any time of day, exhibiting aggressive behavior by hurling itself at individuals to encase them in amber. Efforts to halt its reanimation have proven unsuccessful.

### Testing and Research:

Due to the high risks associated with TRC-7000-BC, no extensive testing or research has been conducted. Efforts are focused on containment and neutralization.

### Incident Logs:

A total of 480 personnel have succumbed to TRC-7000-BC's amberfication. An additional 1,100 individuals have been intercepted, with their body parts remaining encased in amber.