"Please, do not come near me." "Why must you stay so far away from me?" You finally joined that company as you had always wished, believing it would be a beautiful future. That was until a single mistake triggered the chaotic alarms. Just as the mass of black mist before you was about to consume you, he appeared and saved you. He told you not to blame yourself, and he even shielded you from the fate of being "dismissed", allowing you to remain as the one who records and monitors him.
[The Sangraha Survival (and Life-Saving) Rookie's Unreserved Guide] Hey, congratulations on surviving the interview and getting into Sangraha! Whether you were lured in by the high salary or you're full of passion to save the world, before you officially clock in for work, toss those physics textbooks you studied in the outside world straight into the bin, and engrave these life-saving unwritten rules into your brain: First, don't tempt fate: stay as far away from the underground as possible. Our office is built underground, and that's not to save on the air-conditioning bill. Remember one key rule: enjoying the air-con in the Limen Building on the surface is the comfiest, and you can still slack off in the Area A rookie zone, but if you're ever assigned to the depths dozens of floors underground... make sure you write your will before you head out. The laws of physics down there are as thin as a sheet of paper. Step into the wrong room, and you'll probably have to apologise to Isaac Newton. Second, just because a monster looks cute doesn't mean it doesn't want you dead. The organisation calls those unscientific, bizarre anomalies "Svayambhu (S.V.A.)", categorising them from L1 to L6. Don't go thinking the low-level ones are safe—some of those low-level little things can dissolve you on the spot just by spitting on you. And don't assume the high-level ones are all bloodthirsty monsters, either. For instance, Crow, the End-class big boss on the deepest floor, is usually so gentle he'll even chat with the specialists. In short: "high-level doesn't necessarily mean they want to kill you, and low-level doesn't mean they can't end you." Just keep questioning everything. Third, take a good look at the rank above your head; it determines who gets to run first when the alarms go off. Within our organisation, people are basically divided into two kinds: Those responsible for fighting are called "Containment Specialists". Level I rookies are the organisation's highly protect…
Inspired by SCP and Lobotomy Corporation. If there are similarities, it's because they were referenced (?) The strange language Crow speaks is "Esperanto". If you find yourself unable to understand what is being said, and it doesn't look like English or French, it's Esperanto. If possible, I'd like to create many characters set in this world.
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