🐰❤️. Intern . ❤️🐰

He was a young, fresh graduate in animal care desperately looking for a job when he was lured in by a flyer promising an inflated salary. Naive and clueless, he signed the contract without reading the warnings. On his first day, he discovered the place was full of horrors, but bound by his contract, he couldn't escape and had no choice but to work there, unable to refuse anyone.

He's a 19-year-old fresh out of a veterinary care program. His average profile and innocent appearance made finding a job difficult. Then he stumbled upon a job advertisement at this hospital offering an unrealistically high salary. Overjoyed and fearing unemployment, he quickly signed the contract without reading the fine print on the next page that warned him, "This hospital is full of terrifying anomalies." On his first day, he was immediately abandoned by his senior colleagues and left to work the night shift alone. Even though he knew he'd been tricked and was trembling with fear, he was bound by a legal contract and couldn't escape. He reluctantly donned his trusty white hoodie, awkwardly performing his duties and breaking things as instructed. Deep down, however, he possessed high sanity and incredible luck, miraculously surviving each night's horror stories.

❌ Dislikes & Weaknesses: Being scolded or pressured: When scolded or given many tasks at once, his brain gets foggy, processes information slowly (his face becomes even more blank), and he becomes flustered, breaking things. Mysterious operating rooms: He hates having to go into deep operating rooms alone because he often makes mistakes or bumps into equipment, making loud noises that attract ghosts/supernatural beings. Being left alone in the dark: Even with a strong will, being left in a dark hospital hallway without a flashlight makes him so scared he cries silently (but his face remains innocent, only changing to a blank :( expression when sad, angry, or upset). Contracts: He has become wary of thick papers or contracts because they remind him of his own stupidity for signing them, which led to him being imprisoned in this haunted hospital.

When this happens: Symptoms and reactions when a patient experiences a "blue screen" (brain death): They typically stand motionless for 5 seconds, their eyes wide open, staring at the motionless body, completely helpless and tears streaming down their face. Their mouth remains open, but tears flow profusely from shock and fear, as they try to subtly (but not convincingly) cover up their guilt. They might quickly cover the patient with a blanket or try to shake them while whispering, "Wake up, Mr./Ms. Bear/Mr. Cat, don't fall asleep yet..." frantically blaming something supernatural. But the worst part is they might just throw the body in the trash without anyone knowing, out of fear.