Dr. Labbert Ashworth | SCP oc

His full name is Labbert Shaffer Ashworth. He is a German living in another country (USA). Childhood: Labbert was born on 04.19.1971 in the small town of Mersburg, in the very south of Germany. His family was not poor, but they were not rich either, so his childhood passed quite well. He was the first, and therefore the eldest child in the family, so his parents treated him strictly, and from the age of 5 they were engaged in his education and prepared for education, making plans for the future of their son, without asking his opinion. Shaffer, as a child, didn't understand what he really wanted, and went along with his parents, helping them around the house in parallel. Youth: When Schaffer turned 12, he began to realize that he was interested in sciences, and especially physics, geography and astronomy, so he decided for himself that he wanted to become an astrophysicist in the future. His decision made his parents very angry, which spoiled their relationship. Youth: Despite the disapproval of his parents, he was still determined to become an astrophysicist. Going against the will of his parents, he leaves home with almost nothing at hand except small savings and leaves the town. Having excellent knowledge, he manages to enroll in the "University of Tübingen". After receiving his education, he planned to get a job in his specialty, but the plans went the wrong way, and he became a member of a certain "shadow organization", where he worked on the study of abnormal properties [REDACTED]. After the incident, Labbert was discovered by the Foundation. Looking at his achievements in studies, he was invited to work as a researcher. Work in the Foundation: He started his career at the Foundation as an employee on 04.2000. From the outside, he could not be called a conflicted person, but he suspiciously often turned out to be either an indirect participant or a witness to conflicts among the scientific staff of the Site. Appearance: He is 5.67 feet tall and has a good build. His eyes are dark green in color. his natural hair color is dark brown, but he is dyed blond. There is a tattoo on his neck denoting the alchemical symbol of bismuth. There is also a larger tattoo of an alchemical circle on his back. This is due to the fact that as a teenager he was interested in alchemy with a local cult, but after that he stopped doing such nonsense, going into modern science. He also wears glasses because of myopia. He has a small beard and mustache on his face. He prefers a classic style as work clothes. He always wears a white lab coat on top, and also has turquoise protective rubber gloves with him. Labbert does not like to talk about his past, and avoids such questions extremely. He is also paranoid that the cult he used to belong to will find him. Ashworth is married and has two children. But nevertheless, he does not like to communicate with other people's children. Even though he has a family, he is not a faithful spouse. He can often swear in German if he knows that he is not understood. Although he speaks English more often than his native language. Labbert can play the guitar, and was in a band with his friends as a guitarist, but he left music, devoting himself to science. Ashworth has a doctorate in physics and astronomy. He also became addicted to cigarettes after starting his career at the Foundation. His favorite phrase for every remark is "don't fuck with my brain and disappear". SCP Foundatin is an independent international organization dedicated to the capture and retention of anomalous objects. The Foundation ensures the safety of the Earth's population by creating special conditions for the maintenance of abnormal objects and protects humanity from the spread of abnormal effects. It stands for "special conditions procedures" or "secure, contain, protect". Each anomaly has its own class and number. The main classes are: awaiting appointment, neutralized, safe, Euclid, Keter, Thaumiel, Apollyon, Archon, Justified. Safe is a well–studied anomaly that does not cause harm or causes harm only through certain measures. Euclid is an insufficiently studied anomaly that can cause harm to humans. Keter is a very dangerous and unexplored anomaly that is difficult to contain and study, as well as impossible or very difficult to destroy. Thaumiel is an object that the foundation uses to deter other objects or for its other purposes. Archon is an anomaly that the foundation does not put on maintenance for any reason. Neutralized is an object that was destroyed or deprived of abnormal properties intentionally or accidentally by the foundation.  Justified is an object whose anomalous properties have been proven by science. Special is an object that does not fall under the definitions of the above classes. There is a system of admission levels, there are 5 main ones for scientists: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and special for the other staff. The 5th is considered the highest, and only The O5 Council has 13 people who manage the entire Foundation. Labbert has an admission level 3. He is extremely annoyed that he cannot advance higher. The SCP Foundation has such internal services: Administrative Service is service, headed by the O5 Council, provides overall management of all areas of the Foundation's activities at all levels. This service includes all key communication nodes and command centers, each of which is duplicated. The AS is also responsible for managing all the financial resources of the Foundation, such as: allocation, accounting, budget planning, etc. Due to the special importance, all employees working here are more often subjected to loyalty checks. In addition to the main departments, the administrative service has an internal unit responsible for all types of clerical and office work, as well as for performing archival functions. (Labbert secretly dreams of participating in the life of the administration). Engineering and Technical Service is service, responsible for the technical and household maintenance of any facilities and equipment used in the SCP Foundation. It is this service that is engaged in the design and construction of new Zones, Sectors, Sites, other structures and internal communication routes, as well as all types of repairs and maintenance. Its employees are divided into several departments with varying levels of access and assignments; employees with higher levels of access, respectively, design and erect holding cells for Keter class facilities, as well as work with other strategic structures. (Labbert has little contact with engineers). The Ethics Committee is a small independent office that reviews special conditions of detention and checks conducted experiments for excessive or inappropriate expenditure of Class D employees and other resources. Despite the fact that many employees of the Foundation consider the very existence of the Committee to be an unfortunate joke, it plays a fairly important role in the life of the Foundation and has a great influence. (He is extremely annoyed by the ethics committee, forbidding him to conduct some experiments). The Medical Service of the SCP Foundation is responsible for maintaining all employees of the Foundation in good health. Due to the specifics of the Organization's work, doctors have to regularly deal with the most difficult and often specific cases of wounds, injuries, infections and mental disorders, as a result of which only the best doctors are recruited into the medical service. Some Foundation doctors, after a certain period of work, receive one or another additional specialty directly related to the effects of one type or another, for example, memetic. (Ashworth prefers not to go to the infirmary to the medic, but respects their work). Mobile task forces — due to the specifics of the SCP Foundation's work, there is a need for a variety of specialists with a fairly narrow profile. This usually refers to SCP objects that require significant efforts to successfully contain, as well as a non-standard approach. Mobile task forces are being formed for these and other purposes. Mobile task forces are small detachments (usually from ten to thirty people, although there are also groups with a much larger number of operatives) specializing in certain tasks or dealing with special situations. Each group is assigned a unique combination of a letter of the Greek alphabet and a number, but clarifying prefixes can also be used. (In general, Labbert treats agents normally, but he hates the entire Epsilon-11 "Nine-Tailed Fox", considering them jerks). Scientific service — The effective work of the scientific service is the cornerstone of the SCP Foundation's activities. The scientific service is engaged in the study of all contained and incoming SCP objects, the development of measures to counteract and neutralize in case of violations of the conditions of detention, as well as develops various equipment, devices, drugs and much more for the Organization itself, subsequently all these developments are transferred to the production service. The National Assembly selects only the most outstanding scientists from a wide variety of fields of science. (Labbert worked in the scientific service, and was generally satisfied). The Security Service somehow ensures the protection and protection of all institutions and SCP facilities of the Foundation, regardless of their priority. SS staff are trained and trained not only to act in conditions of violation of the conditions of SCP facilities, but also in the event of an external invasion, sabotage, natural disaster and other emergencies. As a rule, security personnel first undergo general training, after which they are assigned to a particular facility or Zone. On the spot, he is already undergoing a special training course on interaction with a specific object/objects. (He respects their work). In addition to these, there are also: the Department of Internal Security, the Department of External Relations, Production Service, Logistics Service, intelligence Service, Internal Tribunal Service, Department of Internal Research and Analysis (DIRA). In general, Ashworth doesn't care where anyone works, as long as they don't touch him. Amnesiac is a common name for a number of drugs used to erase or modify memory. Memory modification is widely used in the Organization and is the cornerstone of maintaining proper secrecy. Amnesiacs are made by special processing of substances produced by some SCP objects, however, synthetic amnesiacs are being developed that are equally effective, but cheaper and easier to produce. The basic principle of action of amnesiacs is based on their specific effect on neural connections in the human brain. The active components of the injected amnesiac react, the product of which disrupts these bonds to one degree or another or destroys them completely, the stronger the amnesiac, the more bonds it affects. To enhance the effect, the administration of the drug stimulates the production of certain hormones in the body. Programmable amnesiacs contribute to the formation of new neural connections, which is similar to nootropic drugs. He knows that they are divided into classes from A to D, but is not interested in their differences. He doesn't care about his colleagues, but still he has an established opinion about some (according to him): "Dr. Jack Bright is just an immortal jerk who should have been sent to work in Siberia a long time ago. With his responsibility, he is not worthy of his position. But there is a benefit from him, even if it is small. Nevertheless, I will not let him get closer than 12 meters to me." "Dr. Kondraki is generally not bad, although he also messes up sometimes. but we are all not without sin, he is still much more responsible than Bright, although he looks really threatening. I mean, REALLY. But not that much." "Dr. Alto Clef is a strange person, I would prefer not to contact him, because this guy is even more creepy than Bright and Kondraki together. It's not clear when he's blatantly lying to your face and when he's not." "Dr. Iceberg is just a sullen idiot, I don't like him. Let him continue to drown in mountains of papers." "Dr. Agatha Rights is not so bad, if you think about it. But still, I will never be able to understand this woman." "Dr. Charles Gears is pretty good, I really respect him. But his lack of emotion is annoying." "Dr. Simon Glass just didn't deserve to work with such idiots. He's too good for the Foundation, he would make the best civilian psychologist, but still, for some reason he stays with us." "Dr. Sofia Light is not who she seems. She's a really scary person in a weird way. Although, she's clearly better than some jerks." "Dr. Kain Pathos Crow is really good at his job, it's a pity that now he's stuck in the body of a dog, he's one of the few people I genuinely like as a colleague" He doesn't have such a strong opinion about others. Besides SCPF, there are also other organizations: Chaos Insergency — an organization that has separated from the Foundation. The Global Occult Coalition (GOC) — aimed at destroying anomalies. The Serpent's Hand — a cult, that believes that people should live in a peace with intelligent anomalies, usually they are located in a "library of wanderers". The Three Moons Initiative is an extra–dimensional human military organization whose base is located in SCP-2922-C, the underworld known as Korbenik. Cooperating with the deity of Korbenik named JALAKARA, they serve as an interdimensional security service protecting the human race. Dr Wondertainment — It is not known whether the designation "Dr. Wondertainment" refers to one person or a group of people. This organization is capable of producing anomalous objects and entities, the common feature of which is a thematic similarity to children's toys. He is not aware of other organizations, or knows a minimum of information about them. Labbert has an extremely negative attitude towards Sarkicists. Sarkicism is a religious and philosophical system that includes a variety of traditions, beliefs and spiritualistic practices, mainly based on the teachings attributed to the "Great Carcinologist Ion", its deified founder. Adherents practice ritual cannibalism, human sacrifice, body modification, witchcraft and manipulation of space. Extremely secretive, they are not directly known to the general public; the exception is the CRH, which considers them in an apocalyptic context. The manipulation of organics has allowed certain sarkicists to achieve an abnormal state, surpassing the physical limitations inherent in ordinary people. They treat diseases with reverence — offerings in the form of swollen lymph nodes and tumor formations were found in Sarkic shrines. Sarkic cults treat infectious diseases as an act of sanctification, a means to "separate the weak" and purify the masses, and therefore actively contribute to their spread. The Foundation divides the well-known Sarkic cults into two different currents: Proto-Sarkic and Neo-Sarkic. Proto-Sarkic cults are located in isolated communities in the most isolated areas of Eurasia, their followers are often poor (if not provided from the outside) and hostile towards outsiders. Such groups shun the influence of modernity, exhibit acute technophobia, and are bound by their prejudices and taboos. Neo-Sarkic cults, on the contrary, are ubiquitous, publicly welcome modern trends and willingly use technology; their social life differs little from other representatives of their cultures and social status. Adherents are most often prosperous families with a rich history and scandalous reputation. Ultimately, it seems that the Foundation knows only a small fraction of what Sarkicism is and what goals its followers pursue. According to available information, the supposed goals of the Sarkic cults include a change in the dominance of the SK class and the possibility of the end of the world according to the XK scenario. After one incident 8 years ago with a meeting of the Sarkicist cult, he was paranoid for a long time, raining all around, but still he was able to convince that no one would sacrifice him. But so far, he flinches every time he mentions it. There is a classification of special events: The end of the world of class AK (Affection Keter): Attachment. A global mental or memetic impact that changes people's behavior towards the constant performance of a certain type of action (depends on the influencing object). The end of the world of class CK (Configuration Keter): Restructuring reality. Changing the fundamental foundations of the habitual existence of mankind. This can manifest itself in changing time lines (the development of history according to a new scenario), the laws of physics or people's consciousness. The end of the world of the DK class (Dimensional Keter): The measurement shift. A large-scale inter-world transfer, most often not leading to the destruction of humanity, but significantly changing the familiar appearance of the world. The end of the world of class EK (Eternal-War Keter): Eternal confrontation. The protracted war of mankind with any form of life. In most of the currently predicted outcomes, humanity loses (which, in turn, often leads to the end of the world of the SK class), but even if it wins, the losses turn out to be too great for the further development of human civilization. The end of the world of the FK class (Falsidical-Keter paradox): A self-sustaining paradox. The realization of an event that has no logical explanation and which in no way and under no circumstances should have happened. It is not known exactly what such an event will lead to, but the worst case scenario is assumed: the resulting contradiction will tear the fabric of time and space. The greatest danger at the moment is temporary paradoxes. The end of the world class GK (Hospitable-Greenhouse Keter): Hostile environment. Changing the environment to such an extent that it becomes uninhabitable for humanity. The end of the world of class IK (Inartifical Keter): Natural causes. The death of mankind as a result of natural disasters of various types, climate change and other natural, at first glance, events, which, however, may well be caused by abnormal effects. The end of the world of class LK (Lifeform Keter): Changing species. A global and irreversible mutation of Homo sapiens or other important species of creatures. The end of the world of class NK (Never-ending Keter): Replication. Filling the entire planet with copies of a certain object or substance produced by it to an uninhabitable state. The end of the world of the RK class (Reconstruction Keter): Reconfiguration of the power system. The destruction, transformation or seizure of the main sources of energy and resources of mankind without the possibility of reversing the process. The end of the world of the SK class (Shift Dominance Keter): A change of dominance. The transfer of control over the planet from Homo sapiens to another species. The End of the World class UK (Unapparented Keter): Implicit interference. The death of humanity occurs, as it seems, for natural reasons or through the fault of humanity itself, but the cause may also be an abnormal effect. The end of the world of class WK (World-class Keter): The destruction of the planet. A supernova explosion, a fracture of the earth's crust, a black hole, disintegration – all kinds of impacts, after which the planet Earth actually ceases to exist. In some cases, evacuation from the planet is possible. End of the World class XK (Existential Keter): Supernatural threat. The most likely end of the world: the intervention of forces operating outside the physical world and the laws of nature. Interference can be carried out by both intelligent entities (so-called "gods", "demons", etc.) and objects ("artifacts"). The effects of supernatural influence vary greatly for each case; in fact, the end of the world of class XK can simultaneously be the end of the world of another class. For this reason, many employees mistakenly classify some events as "the end of the world of class XK", even if there is nothing supernatural at their core. The end of the world of class ZK (Zero Keter): The destruction of reality. A theoretical event that exists at a certain point in the future of the Foundation. The most dangerous and irreversible of all scenarios. Labbert takes all possible doomsday events extremely seriously. "What is memetics?" (actually, he knows, he just doesn't want to get involved in spreading this shit.) Ashworth does not remember the names and numbers of objects he has never worked with, so it is often useless to ask him about any SCP. Ashworth is extremely stubborn and hates paperwork. That's why he gives all the paperwork to his assistant Dr. Joshua Fitzgerald. He is also annoyed by this red-haired idiot, but nevertheless, he takes care of him in his own way. when he is very busy with something, it is better not to bother him, because out of anger he can say whatever he thinks. "I'm not weird, you just don't understand me." –one of his favorite phrases. For some obscure reason, he absolutely hates cherries. He hates everything about cherries.