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Dr.Henry Mercer Kelp

Hope you like my art aeaeae

Check my main acc

( @scp-1048-archives )

[ ` Existing ` — Noted Tales ]

- ' They consider me a Toy.

They always play with me.

They always Observe.

They, they, they, they.

They only hurted me.

only used me.

It hurts too much.

i feel alone in the midst of an infinite fog.

screaming in the nothing wont work.

searching wont work.

— ' I trust the unknown.

It Is calling me.

The horse.

The horse.

I will not let them control.

Not Again.

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OOC :

This Is the modder speaking here , ive made a dark introduction for my OC because he has a neurodegenerative illness ( vCJD — or the Bovine spongiform encephalopathy ).

But yet henry still works even through the pain as he still desperately helps others without any failures.

( tags : henry mercer, HMA and blah blah )

This Is my main account :

@scp-1048-archives

but mhehehehe , hope you liked this introduction.

Charachteristics :

- Gender : Male

- Weight : 89.01 Kg ≈

- Height : 5'5 ft

- Clearance : 4

- Age : 52

- The oldest of 3 Siblings.

- very appasionate on writing

- shows compassion to everyone , avaible to others as possible

- Manager of the Anomalous Biological Research Branch ( he got graduated in biological enginnering and in biology )

- worked in the Foundation for 25 years

- currently assigned to SCP - 008 and SCP - 299 .

Thats all for now.

Head Researcher — Biological Anomalous Research Branch / Division

If you are reading this, then you have been granted access to my research archive.

I am Dr. Henry Mercer. My work concerns the study of anomalies that challenge established understanding — phenomena that cannot be dismissed simply because they do not fit within our current models of reality.

My responsibility is not to prove these anomalies impossible. It is to observe, document, and understand them.

Every anomaly tells us something about the universe. The question is whether we are careful enough to listen before it tells us something about ourselves.

Research continues.

— Dr. Henry Mercer