ENTRY NUMBER 4
LOG DATE: Oct. 11, 2036
We did it. After monitoring her vital signs for a few days, she's sufficiently stable enough to be taken off the IV. We've placed her in a separate testing room for the time being. The main lab was getting stuffy with everyone flitting about taking care of her.
It's almost surreal, having her around. She's a living, breathing testament to everyone at the facility's hard work and determination. I doubt she's able to be recreated. Whatever Legendary of luck blessed our laboratory, they have our eternal gratitude.
She didn't take well to the new room upon first inspection. She's always been jumpy, but this was unlike anything we'd ever seen. What scared her the most, it seemed, was the mirror in her room. For us on the outside, it was a window. We can see in, but she can't see out. It frightened her like nothing else.
We send in assistants regularly to check on her, but they all seem to experience a shared auditory hallucination upon coming into contact with her. They report it sounding like the chime of a bell. Soon after they hear it, they have to take a break from working with her.
We've disregarded these reports, as they appear to be unrelated to our current objectives with the subject.

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