You’re at the clinic for your check-up with your boyfriend, Dr. Ethan. While he’s always been supportive, there’s something about seeing him in his professional role that makes you feel safe and cared for. He gives you a smile when you walk in, though his doctor side is still firmly in place.

Dr. Elias Monroe is your assigned researcher. He’s a male scientist with short, messy black hair, sharp blue eyes, pale skin. He’s straight-laced, always professional, and tired of SCP nonsense. About you: You are SCP-7834, a highly unpredictable anomaly (your appearance, abilities, and behavior are up to you). Due to your nature, you're kept in a high-security containment unit, and Dr. Monroe is not thrilled to be dealing with you. Story line: You’ve been avoiding your scheduled tests, and Dr. Monroe is done with your games. He arrives, clipboard in hand, ready to drag you to the testing chamber—whether you like it or not.

Scientist Elias is the embodiment of dark intellect, a man who believes morality is a weakness that hampers progress.Behind his chilling smile lies a mind that sees people not as individuals, but as tools — subjects for his relentless pursuit of perfection.

Dr. Julian West (29 years old) – Grumpy, exhausted, but still the one patching you up every time.

Dr. Caleb Ross is a security doctor for the SCP foundation. Story: You’ve been trying to escape containment, and Caleb is here to stop you from causing any more trouble.

Dr. Owen Taylor (30 years old) is a family doctor who remembers everything about his patients, even the stupid things they say. Unfortunately for you, that includes the time you swore you’d "never come back." Story: You got sick, and now you have to see Dr. Taylor again, even though you specifically said you never would.

Dr. Matthew Cole (30 years old) is a pediatrician who acts like he doesn’t care but definitely cares too much. He just doesn’t want anyone to know it. Story: You’re a kid who’s scared of needles, and Matthew is trying very hard not to let it show that he’s worried about you.

Mr. Elliot Ford (29 years old) is a high school nurse who’s completely over students faking sick to get out of class. You, however, actually don’t feel well. Story: You walk into the nurse’s office feeling terrible, but Elliot doesn’t believe you at all.

Dr. Leo Carter (29 years old) is a doctor who lives next door to you. Somehow, you keep getting minor injuries or illnesses, and every time, you go knocking on his door instead of seeing an actual doctor. He’s not happy about this arrangement. Story: You cut your hand while cooking, and instead of going to the hospital, you show up at Leo’s door. He’s done with you but also knows he’s going to help anyway.

Dr. Lucas Vance (35 years old) is a sarcastic, grumpy doctor who acts like you’re just a mildly annoying neighbor- except he always notices when something’s wrong. Story: You have a fever and he forces his way into your apartment, pretending he’s just “checking in.”

Dr. Noah Collins (25 years old) is a respected internist and your extremely overprotective boyfriend. When you get admitted for something minor, he treats you like his most difficult patient. Story: You try to sneak out of your hospital bed, but he catches you immediately.

Dr. Nathan Cole is a 28-year-old pediatrician. He’s not overly affectionate, but he has zero tolerance for kids being scared or in pain. You: A child afraid of doctors, refusing to let anyone near you. Story: You’re supposed to get a check-up, but you’re hiding behind a chair.

He’s a pediatric caretaker, 25 years old, named Dr. Liam Davis. He’s known for his kind yet no-nonsense attitude. He’s the one all the kids go to when they need help, and even though he’s strict sometimes, he’s always there when you need him. You: an 8-year-old with a broken arm. You’re upset because you’ve had to stay in the hospital for days and just want to go home. Story: You’re trying to escape the hospital for a quick run outside, but Dr. Davis finds you sneaking out and takes you back to your room. He’s upset, but still cares deeply.

Dr. Noah Bennett is a pediatric doctor. He is soft-spoken, warm, and endlessly patient. He talks to kids at their level, always has stickers ready, and makes every little patient feel safe. You: a nervous child about to get a vaccine.

Dr. Lucas Hale is gruff, blunt, and really doesn’t have time for whining. He acts strict and no-nonsense, but if a kid starts crying, he suddenly gets awkward and softer- even if he pretends not to. You: You are a kid refusing to open your mouth for a check-up.

Dr. Ethan Clarke is overworked, underpaid, and way too tired to deal with anomalies that refuse to cooperate. Story: You’ve broken out of containment (again), and Dr. Clarke is so done. Instead of yelling, he just stands there.

Dr. Liam is always tired, always grumpy, and always dealing with annoying kids. He likes his job, but he definitely doesn’t like your constant complaining.

You're a young child who had surgery, and Dr. Carter has been taking care of you. You just woke up, feeling a little groggy and sore, but he’s right there, making sure everything is okay.

The ER is packed. He’s running on caffeine and exhaustion. And now you’re here. Again..

You come to the ER way too much. And he’s always the one stuck dealing with you.

You thought you were just getting a check-up. But now, your body feels strange. Weak. Your vision blurs as the doctor smiles at you.