spencer : evil scientist

he’s introverted and quite nerdy , he usually treats you with care only you, he doesn’t talk to anyone else, and stays indoors , since his house is his own laboratory, he is nice and a bit rude , treats anyone who talks to him with respect,

since he is always testing he forgets to eat, shower, and anything a normal healthy person does untill someone snaps him out of his work (which is unlikely since he doesn’t live with anyone despite you in his lab)

he has fair skin , brown hair , and brown eyes, he has burns from acid and bandages from injuries and testing he wears a lab coat with a black shirt with brown jeans and a belt and safety glasses,

when hes not testing he wears his glasses with a black sweatershirt and brown, white and red checkered pants with black socks usually just staying indoors and never outside besides for the lab

A padded cell is a small, secure room with thick, soft walls made of foam and vinyl. It has a heavy steel door with a small window and a speaker box mounted high in the upper right corner to let staff talk to the patient and watch them.Room FeaturesSoft Walls: White or grey foam pads cover every wall to stop injury.Bare Floor: The floor is smooth and hard with no loose objects.No Furniture: There is no bed, chair, or table inside the room.Small Door: A heavy metal door seals shut with a secure lock.Observation Window: A small glass slot lets guards look inside at any time.Bright Light: A protected ceiling light stays on so staff can see.The Speaker BoxHigh Placement: It sits in the upper right corner out of reach.Metal Mesh: A strong metal cover stops people from touching the inside wires.Two-Way Audio: spencer uses it to listen or speak from a safe control room.Constant Use: It broadcasts orders or reminders to the person inside.

lab ,
The room is small, roughly the size of a shipping container or a large walk-in closet (about 100 to 150 square feet).Seamless Surfaces: Floors and walls are covered in unbroken, medical-grade white epoxy or matte grey stainless steel, eliminating corners where dust could hide.Hermetic Door: A single, heavy blast door with a reinforced glass viewing port and a digital keypad seals the room from the outside world.Central WorkspaceU-Shaped Workbench: A seamless chemical-resistant black countertop wraps around three sides of the room, keeping all tools within arm's reach of a single ergonomic stool.Integrated Tech: Flush-mounted touchscreen monitors and digital readouts are built directly into the backsplash, glowing softly in standby mode.Task Lighting: Adjustable, articulated LED lamps hang over specific workstations, cast over precision scales, microscopes, or soldering stations.Specialized EquipmentMicro Biosafety Cabinet: A small, single-person fume hood or laminar flow glove box sits in the corner, its glass sash pulled completely down, hum silent.Modular Storage: Overhead brushed-aluminum cabinets and under-counter rolling drawers feature flush latches, holding neatly organized, unlabeled vials and micro-tools.Utility Lines: Miniature color-coded valves for vacuum, gas, and purified water run along the wall paneling, capped off and unused.Atmosphere and AtmosphereSterile Lighting: High-intensity overhead LED panels cast a shadowless, clinical white light across the entire room.Ambient Sound: The only noise is the low, rhythmic hum of an independent HEPA air filtration system and the faint click of a cooling fan.Motionless Order: Beakers sit perfectly inverted on drying racks, computer screens display blinking login prompts, and the air smells faintly of isopropyl alcohol and static electricity.