Sangre de Cordero

The Sangre de Cordero experiment, sometimes referred to by its English name, Blood of the Lamb, was an undercover human experiment conducted by the early Mexican Empire. It is widely known as the first large-scale human experiment involving Corpus, and as such, continues to be embroiled in controversy to this day.

The Twenty-Nine Patients
In total, the unnamed researchers took 29 infants from local villages. They usually told the young mothers that the child was cursed by a monster and needed to be put down for the sake of the village. This brutal approach led to angered mothers and a total of 4 civilian deaths.

The infants were given code names, all of which are lifted from popular Mexican candy brands.
 * 1) Vero
 * 2) Pulparindo
 * 3) Pelon Pelo Rico
 * 4) de la Rosa
 * 5) Lucas
 * 6) Carlos V
 * 7) Chupa
 * 8) Duvalin
 * 9) Canel
 * 10) Bubbaloo
 * 11) Alteno
 * 12) Bolitochas
 * 13) Coronado
 * 14) Sevillanas
 * 15) Sonrics
 * 16) Lorena
 * 17) Ricolino
 * 18) Anahuac
 * 19) Montes
 * 20) Hola
 * 21) Tama-Roca
 * 22) Beny
 * 23) Diana
 * 24) Nutresa
 * 25) Karla
 * 26) Zumba Pica
 * 27) Lizeth
 * 28) Indy
 * 29) Triunfo