Hello :)
My name is Dr. Ava Willow, yes, I am a cat, no, you cannot boop my nose.
Welcome to my new oc blog :D
Any text written out of character will be in white, and if I’m posting in character I will use purple.
Name: Dr. Ava Willow
Species: Cat (???)
Pronouns: She/Her, although she does not mind other pronouns.
Age: Undetermined. If Dr. Willow were a normal cat, their appearance would suggest they were around 3-4 years old, maybe younger. However, Dr. Willows is not a normal cat, and claims to have lived much longer. Dr Willows has personally estimated that they are perhaps around 38 human years old. If this is true, they have an extended lifespan, at least for a cat.
Department: Euclid Containment and Research
Security Clearance: Level 3
Usual Duties: Filling out containment and incident reports, reviewing containment logs and interview logs. Dr. Willow often interviews sapient SCPs that are particularly anxious about the interview process. Dr. Willow’s role in such interviews has earned her the nickname of “therapy cat”.
General Description: Dr. Ava Willow is a cat of average build, size, and strength. Dr. Willow’s verbal communication is limited to the sounds a cat would make- e.g. meows, trills, chattering, howls, hisses, growls, etc. She has developed the ability to transmit ideas and thoughts to other organisms in order to communicate with them. Dr. Willow cannot see the full colour spectrum that humans can. Of the colour she can see, blue hues are the strongest.
Early Life: Dr. Willow was abandoned as a kitten when she was about a month old. She was then found and adopted by a Charlotte Baker, a university student doing a master’s degree in biomedical science, who gave her the name Willow. Charlotte quickly realised that Willow was not a regular cat. In fact, Willow’s mental development seemed more akin to that of a toddler than a kitten. Once Willow reached one year old, Charlotte was certain that she possessed intellectual capabilities far beyond what would be expected of a cat her age. Stranger still, Charlotte was sure that the cat was sending her psychic messages. She hadn’t been sure at first, since she had always been skeptical of the supernatural. But it was like Willow was talking to her… in her brain. Charlotte’s various blog posts on the matter eventually caught the attention of the SCP Foundation.
Rules for this blog:
No NSFW directed towards Dr. Ava Willow please. Since her design is based on my own cat, that kind of thing would make me extremely uncomfortable. Any asks containing sexually explicit or suggestive themes will be ignored/deleted.
Also transphobia/homophobia/sexism/racism/general bigotry will not be tolerated. Trans rights are human rights btw.
Dr. Willow goes by she/her but I as the mod go by he/him so if you talk directly to me, the mod, please refer to me by he/him pronouns.
Other roleplay blogs I run:
@scp-32841
@c-o-g
Mainblog is @rowanthecreature
