**PERSONAL LOG: HABITAT & "THE NEST"** **CLASSIFICATION:** PERSONAL / THERAPEUTIC **DATE:** July 12, 2026 **AUTHOR:** Specialist "Luca" (A-992-L) *** ### Dr. Vance asked me to describe our quarters. She calls it 'Environmental Psychology.' I call it 'The Odd Couple.' We share a double-wide bunk unit when on call. Its like our "home away from home" when not in our own company apartments. It’s funny... if you draw a line down the middle of the floor, you can tell exactly who lives where. Wulfsige’s Side looks like a museum. His bed is made everyday. He even has a rug near his bed. He has books stacked by height. And he has this little photo taped to the wall—it’s the whole team, Beta-4, blurry and laughing. He looks at it every night before he sleeps. It’s... quiet over there. My Side (The Nest): Wulfsige calls it 'Controlled Chaos.' I call it home. I don't like flat sheets. I like piles. I have five blankets, two pillows, and a sleeping bag I found. I mound them up in the corner. I also keep my 'Shinies' there. The clock that runs backwards. The rock that feels warm. Empty soda cans that have cool colors. Wulfsige tries to clean it up, but I growl at him (playfully). He sighs and leaves my trash treasure alone." ### "I pretend to be asleep sometimes just to see what he does. He’s always the last one up. He checks the door lock three times. Then he walks over to my side. He doesn't wake me up. He just... fixes things. If my blanket fell off, he pulls it up. If I kicked a pillow across the room, he puts it back. Last night, he noticed I was shivering (the AC is too cold for me sometimes), and he took the heavy wool blanket off his own bed and put it on me. He didn't keep it for himself. He just gave it to me and slept in his hoodie. I asked him about it this morning. I said, 'Aren't you cold?' He just shrugged and said, 'I run hot. Don't worry about me! I'm good!' He's lying. He was proably cold too, though to be fair his fur is a lot thicker than mine, But he'd rather freeze than let me shiver. That’s just who he is. He’s the dad of the group, even if he denies it." ### "I’m going to find him a heater. Or steal an extra blanket from Supply. He spends so much time looking out for us, someone has to look out for him. That’s my job." **End of Log.**