There are 2 different multiverses that are next to each other. One that is made simply of Code and Data, being made by the Game Creators, used for entertainment by the Players, and are managed by the Out-Codes, as well as any being that has gained t...
Dr. Buck sighed, as she walks towards the cafeteria, where her friend, Molly and Lawrence are at. It has been a day since Gradient has put her father out of commission, and...luckily, he was able to wake up, but was a little bit sore from what it was that SCP-7131-1 had done. Luckily for Dr. Numita, he was never reprimanded, due to the fact that both Mr. Moore and Dr. Buck decided that it is best to talk not talk about it, and report it to Director Jones, only claiming that Dr. Numita failed to get SCP-7131-1 to reveal all that it knows, and this is just to spare Dr. Numita the trouble of having to get demoted and reprimanded for his actions. She does not like her father one bit, but even she knows that the SCP Foundation still needs Dr. Numita in order to make sure that everything in the experiments go smoothly.
She continues to walk, until she reaches the cafeteria area. And there, she sees Lawrence and Dr. Collingwood.
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Molly looked and saw that Dr. Buck is present, and she smiled out and spoke out to her.
"Hello, Dr. Buck. Are you here to join us?"
Dr. Buck nodded her head, as she than spoke out to her friend.
"Yes, if that's alright to you."
Molly nodded her head, as she than spoke out.
"Of course you can, Dr. Buck."
Dr. Buck nodded, as she than sat down on the seats next to her friend and Lawrence, as she than took a sip of her coffee, as she than looked down, thinking back at the SCP that she had interacted from before.
"So, Dr. Buck, I heard you get to meet with SCP-7131-1. I heard rumors that he is very insane and I'm wondering if it's-"
Dr. Buck, however, sighed, as she than spoke out.
"Rumors are proven wrong, no matter how much if covers it. No, he was not insane or mad, but he is very resilient and stubborn in refusal of answering my questions, not to mention how he acted towards me."
Dr. Collingwood was curious at what she meant by that, as she than spoke out.
"What was he like?"
Dr. Buck sighed, as she doesn't like to say it, but she than spoke out.
"As much as I hate to admit it, SCP-7131-1, he is acting very similar to me, but even more so. Except that he is much more calmer and in control than I could ever be. Not to mention the fact that he does not seem to care about humans in general."
But than, Dr. Collingwood spoke out and speaks in a positive tone.
"Well...if he is like you, then perhaps he can become as friendly, just as I have done so to you, Dr. Buck. Besides, what can go wrong?"
Dr. Buck snorted, as she rolled her eyes a little. But Dr. Collingwood was idealistic, as she hopes that they are able to make the SCP much more sociable, and hopefully make him much more friendlier than before. And Dr. Buck, she looked down at her cut of coffee, as she sees her reflection from the brown liquid, as she felt that strange sensation again. But...for some reason, this warmth was strange. Because...she feels like...she has met SCP-7131-1 before, but this is impossible, as the first assignment that she had done is the first time seeing him. So why is it that she is feeling a strange sense of warmth coming from him? Well, it didn't matter to Dr. Buck, as she needs to focus on doing her interviews with SCP-7131-1 again by tomorrow, just so that she can try to get as much information as she could out of SCP-7131-1, and that is if he is goin fro be cooperative to her. But unbeknownst to both Dr. Collingwood and Dr. Buck, there was going to be someone getting in the way, and it is someone that SCP-7131-1 now hates with all of his very soul.
