EVILB00kW0rm
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The research scientist Dr. Gregory Hayfield sneaks onto a life pod for "purely work-related reasons" and is accidentally launched towards the Gray Planet along with a Milky. The man has no love for the Milky or its kind but knows that without their help, the [Unknown]s of Experiments on the planet will kill him through attrition and numbers. Gregory quickly comes up with a plan: convince the Milky they were both chosen by the company as an elite duo meant to complete the Cargo Retrieval mission and stop more Sawians from being sent to the planet.
The Milky doesn't realize just how dangerous their podmate is, yet.
Neither does Gregory.
Bookmarked by EVILB00kW0rm
02 Sep 2026
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So basically milkes're dog shaped little Goobers. Neat
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Are Your Dogs Chipped? by Ice_Fox_of_Camelot, NeonCityRain
Fandoms: Casualties Unknown (Video Game), Gunsaw (Video Game), Scav Prototype (Video Game)
08 Sep 2026
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SAW-06-513370 had a problem. The problem was that living on the Gray Planet had only gotten harder over the past seven years, and she couldn't tell if the chip in her brain was helping or hindering. She's stuck drifting from group to group, looking for a place to fit in, a place to survive.
Today, that instinct for survival, that flicker of life, is put to the test as death comes to the door.Bookmarked by EVILB00kW0rm
02 Sep 2026
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I dunno man, why all sawian're so gay.
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Dr. Ethan Miller has been tasked with reconstructing the lost memories of SAW-01-#29912. The creature disappeared during a mission and reappeared weeks later with no memory of its return. How it returned in the first place is unknown and is the subject of the investigation.
The corporation strongly warns him both of the physical threat the creature might pose and against forming an emotional bond with it. However, when Miller encounters it for the first time, the experiment seems to be more frightened than dangerous.
What begins as a routine psychological assessment soon develops into something far more complex. During the interview, Miller begins to wonder whether the organisation’s handling of this subject might not be preventing precisely the insights that everyone is seeking.