Training Material: Dangerous Wildlife and Aggeloi
...The Aggeloi is on the other side of the spectrum. Their behavioral patterns are extremely different from those of wild animals. As mentioned earlier, creatures like manglerbeasts would not approach humans unless they are hungry or otherwise made extremely aggressive during mating season or in defense of their cubs. Aggeloi, however, will always actively seek to attack humans that enter their detection perimeter.
Following this logic, the Aggeloi should leave people alone if they avoid this perimeter. However, different Aggeloi have different detection perimeters and it is impossible to get a precise measurement in field conditions. Nevertheless, we could gather enough data by observing Aggelos specimens...
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We received a chart of detection perimeter sizes of common Aggeloi from the TGCC. I should remember making the numbers bigger and printing them out for the students. I don't want them poking the Aggeloi for fun under the guise of scientific research. PEOPLE MIGHT GET KILLED!
The Sankta call themselves Angels but that's a Terran linguistic tradition and the Lateran language uses another word for it. Make sure the students are aware of these facts.
...To determine if an Aggelos is no longer a threat, the best indicator would be the presence of its halo. A badly damaged Aggelos with an intact halo can still absorb materials from the environment and restore its abilities to inflict harm...
...The top priority is to locate and destroy the Ankhor, then use specialized weapons to dismantle the physical structure of the Aggeloi...
...In the absence of weapons, construction tools should achieve similar effects...
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The next meeting should discuss how to properly teach this section to the students. We can't let them think they can just slip out of base to fight Aggeloi for jars of seasoning...
I suddenly remembered something about the Sankta who call themselves the Aggeloslaying Angels. Perhaps I shouldn't be too sensitive about the appropriateness of the names...