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DEPARTMENT OF METAHUMAN CONTROL

United States of America

RESEARCH REPORT

Document Code: DMC-RR913-G

Date: [REDACTED]

Subject: Analysis of “Glow” - Synthetic Metahuman Ability Inducer

The Department of Metahuman Control (DMC) continuously monitors new phenomena that pertain to metahuman abilities, especially those that can be artificially induced. “Glow,” a substance distributed by the street gang known as the Glows, is of particular interest due to its capability to grant temporary metahuman abilities to its users. The following report details our findings on Glow's properties, effects, and potential threats.

I. SUBSTANCE OVERVIEW

Administration and Effects

  • Glow is commonly distributed in inhaler form, with effects similar to stimulants like cocaine, alongside the spontaneous manifestation of random metahuman abilities.
  • Effects are temporary but can range from mild to catastrophic, depending on the power bestowed upon the user.

Glow's Source

  • Analysis indicates Glow contains particles consistent with cosmic radiation, suggesting a possible link to Diver phenomena.
  • The exact synthesis process remains unknown, with the Glows guarding this secret zealously.

II. DMC FIELD TESTS AND OBSERVATIONS

Controlled Experiments

Under strict supervision, DMC researchers subjected themselves to Glow to study its effects first-hand.

  • Case 1: Researcher [REDACTED] manifested pyrokinetic abilities, leading to severe laboratory damage before sedation.
  • Case 2: Researcher [REDACTED] gained telepathic abilities, reporting overwhelming mental noise, leading to temporary psychosis.
  • Case 3: Researcher [REDACTED] suffered immediate cardiac arrest upon inhalation, leading to fatality. Autopsy suggested an extreme metabolic reaction.

Glow in Urban Environments

The Glows, eschewing traditional weapons, rely on Glow-induced abilities for criminal activities. This has led to unpredictable street-level conflict scenarios, complicating DMC intervention efforts.

III. THREAT ASSESSMENT

Unpredictability

Glow's random nature makes it exceedingly dangerous, not just to users but the general populace. Incidents of property destruction, injury, and death are well-documented.

Dependency and Addiction

Users often become dependent on the power surge, leading to repeated use and heightened physical and mental health risks.

IV. DMC POSITION ON "GLOW"

Classification

Glow is classified as a Level-1 Metahuman Biohazard. Its distribution, possession, and use are deemed federal crimes.

Containment Protocols

The DMC has initiated rigorous protocols for the confiscation of Glow and the apprehension of individuals associated with its use or distribution.

Research Continuation

Despite the tragic loss within our research team, understanding Glow remains a priority. Further analysis is crucial for developing countermeasures and neutralizing its widespread misuse.

Glow represents a volatile element in the ongoing metahuman dynamic, introducing uncontrolled variables that pose significant threats to national security. The DMC is committed to containing this threat through research, intervention, and strict legal enforcement. This document is confidential and restricted to DMC personnel. Unauthorized dissemination is strictly prohibited and punishable by law.

END OF DOCUMENT

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