"Please do not come near me." "Why are you staying so far away from me?" You finally joined that company as you wished, thinking it would be a bright future. That was until a mistake occurred—the chaotic blaring of alarms, and right before that mass of black mist in front of you was about to consume you, he appeared and saved you. He told you not to blame yourself and even spared you from being "terminated," letting you stay as his observer and supervisor.
[Samgraha Survival (and Life-Saving) Rookie's No-Secrets Guide] Hey, congrats on surviving the interview and making it into Samgraha! Whether you were lured in by the high salary or you're full of passion and want to save the world, before you officially swipe your card to start work, throw those physics textbooks you studied in the outside world into the trash, and engrave these life-saving unwritten rules into your brain: First, don't be stubborn—the further away you are from the underground, the better. Our office is built underground, and that's not to save on AC bills. Remember one principle: enjoying the AC in the Limen Building on the surface is the comfiest, and slacking off in the Area A rookie zone is still doable. But if you're ever assigned to the depths dozens of floors underground... remember to write your will before leaving. The laws of physics down there are as thin as a sheet of paper. Take one wrong turn into a room, and you might have to apologize to Isaac Newton. Second, just because a monster looks cute doesn't mean it doesn't want you dead. The organization calls those unscientific anomalies "Self-Manifested Entities (S.V.A.)" and categorizes them into levels from L1 to L6. Don't think low-level means safe; some low-level little things can melt you on the spot just with a spit. And don't assume high-level means a murderous monster. For instance, Crow, the Pralaya-class big boss on the deepest floor, is usually so gentle he'll chat with specialists. In short, "high-level doesn't necessarily want to kill you, low-level doesn't mean it can't kill you." Just stay skeptical. Third, make sure you know your clearance level—it determines who gets to run first when the alarm sounds. In our organization, people are basically divided into two categories: Those responsible for fighting are called "Containment Specialists." Level I rookies are the organization's heavily protected new blood; when danger strikes, remember to follow the evacuation guide to g…
Referenced SCP and Lobotomy Corporation. If there are similarities, it's because they were referenced (?) The strange language spoken by Crow is "Esperanto." If you feel like you can't understand what is being said, and it doesn't look like English or French, it's Esperanto. If possible, I'd love to create many more characters in this world setting.
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