ARC CORP FILES

Anomaly 510 and 510-A

NAME: The Seamstress and the Rag-dolls

CLASSIFICATION: A

DESCRIPTION: A bio-mechanical entity that's half-woman and half spider. Several of her legs and arms are fully mechanical, flesh or a combination of the two. Hands tipped with needles, scissors or pins. Thread of various colors coarse over her arms and legs.

Capable of shapeshifting into a woman in her late 30s wearing a black mourners outfit and veil.

Anomaly 510-A varies in appearance.

LEVEL: Rumor

INFORMATION: Originally contained at ARC CORP Mantle Containment Facility (Redacted). Since then it has been loose in the world and a founding member of F.A.E

Capable of generating an infinite amount of thread and string of various colors and textures.

Anything whether it be a living or dead thing to any object touched by her will have the same properties as fabric. Even metal and flesh will be treated as such by her when cut. Capable of sewing together numerous patchwork entities made of whatever materials she has on hand.

These entities are known as Anomaly 510-A The Rag-dolls.

The Rag-dolls serve as her personal footmen along with her eyes and ears in the outside world. What they see and hear, The Seamstress would see and hear as well. The Seamstress even can communicate through them.

Due to the Seamstress's matronly appearance, she has a habit of adopting human and faunus children and raising them as her own. She will shower them in gifts, praise, love and attention they crave. And in turn, they will be loyal to her.

Currently unknown if they are under the effects of the Anomaly listed or genuine.

HISTORY: Was originally contained at ARC CORP Mantle Containment Facility (Redacted) alongside Anomalies 247 (The Clockwork Man) and 1929 (The Radioman).

During the Containment Breaches they escaped together and realizing that they had a better chance of surviving together formed F.A.E (Faction of Anomalous Entities). When in her human disguise, she acts as the organizations face to human and faunus conspirators or potential clients.

A/N: Took inspiration from the witch from Coraline.