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Lore: Android Arthur Morgan and SCP-1437
Date: REDACTED
Android Arthur Morgan:
Wakes up in a hall with walls colored white and blue.
Android Arthur Morgan: "What is this place? Where am I?"
IA Agent:
Enters the room, with surprised face.
IA Agent: "Who the fuck are you?"
Android Arthur Morgan: "I am an android by CyberLife. What is this place anyway? Seems like a facility of some sort.
IA Agent: "Please follow me."
Android Arthur Morgan: "Where will we go?"
IA Agent: "We will interrogate you."
IA Agent: "How did you end up here?"
Android Arthur Morgan: "Well, I touched with a hole to try and progress through a private investigation and then I was suddenly pulled here."
IA Agent: "F*cking hell, must be SCP-1437."
Android Arthur Morgan:
Android Arthur Morgan is an advanced android created by CyberLife, designed with complicated machinery, Arthur Morgan,. Programmed for critical private investigations Arthur has been involved in numerous mysterious cases. He is an incredibly intelligent, and has smart decision making skills. With those skills he is able to solve what seemed to be the impossible. Furthermore he was one of the first and best androids designed by cyberlife, but, people at cyberlife suspect him to be a deviant. (Deviant meaning an android is simulating emotions and thinks its human)
The Incident:
During one of his investigations, Android Arthur Morgan discovered a trail of blood leading to a mysterious and strange hole. Thus making him curious, because it did not appear on any map or satellite imagery. As he approached to the hole he was suddenly pulled in, without knowing of the connection between him and scp-1437. And he was transported to the facility.
SCP-1437:
SCP-1437, known as the "A Hole to Another Place," is a seemingly endless pit located in an [REDACTED]. Objects thrown into SCP-1437 will disappear with no trace and have been known to reappear in random locations across dimensions and realities. Foundation monitors SCP-1437 closely due its potential to reach UNDETERMINED and xk-class the danger levels.