Sightings report visible luminescence prior to detection, often appearing at distance before interaction. Movement remains difficult to track, with disappearance reported more often than retreat. Several sightings describe immediate hostility upon proximity, though not consistently across encounters. Some sightings report environmental radiation during presence, though not all accounts agree. Engagement duration is typically brief.

The glow should make this subject easier to track. It does not. That contradiction is the problem. Witnesses report visibility without clarity, hostility without a stable trigger, and radiation-linked presence without consistent exposure detail.

I am keeping the threat level high, but the real question is not whether it is dangerous. The question is why the light fails to explain anything.

Travelers who encounter this variant should document distance, radiation conditions, behavior before engagement, and whether other entities changed behavior nearby. A full Case File may be justified if those details begin to repeat.

Vera Ann Pascos