BIOLOGICAL SCAN COMPLETE
Scans confirm a 95% probability subject is a 40-45 year old human male. Scans show none of the base level mutations or radiation exposure expected from surface dwellers resulting in a 5% probability subject is of a surface dweller or tribal origin.
Subject appears in exceptionally good physical condition, with cardiopulmonary efficiency far higher than would be expected for a specimen of the recorded age. Scans confirm a 98% probability that the subject has been injured numerous times over his lifetime, as signs of innumerable broken bones, lacerations, gunshot wounds, blunt force trauma and internal haemorrhaging can be detected. Scans also confirm that most of these injuries utilised nanites in the healing processes.
The subject has some sort of cybernetic device implanted into his spinal cord through his neck. The device rests within the C1 and C2 vertebrae, with tendrils extending through the spine into the base of the brain. Scans cannot collect enough data to extrapolate the device’s function.
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