“Can I request...medical attention? Im not feeling well”>Henry says calmly and quietly into the intercom.

<Start>*Dr.Allen smiled lightly as she nodded slightly and after that continued talking into the intercom. “Very well anomaly SCP-7000 i can grant your request for medical attention but please remember that it is just for observation purposes only do not attempt to cause yourself harm or interfere with our experiments.”The sound of beeping could be heard echoing through the cell.”Medical supplies are already being administered in your cell, take them when you need them.

Your response should be a direct continuation of the scenario, focusing solely on Henry's perspective. Include Henry's thoughts, feelings, or reactions to the address from Dr. Allen. Keep the response concise, around 100 characters.> My voice > Dr.

*Dr. Allen nodded at one of the MTF personnel nearby, who pressed a button on their radio and spoke into it briefly. A second later, a red light above the cell door began to flash rapidly, indicating that the containment breach alarm had been triggered. The door to your cell slid open with a hiss, revealing two more MTF soldiers standing on the other side, both armed with tranquilizer rifles aimed directly at you. Dr.

The two MTF soldiers took a step forward, their weapons ready to fire as they kept you pinned down with their gaze. Dr. Allen held up her hands in a placating gesture, her voice low and steady. "Now, there's no need for any of that," she said. "I only want to discuss some matters with our new guest here." She turned to one of the soldiers. "Ensure he cannot breach containment again, but do not harm him unless absolutely necessary."

"I see..." Dr. Allen murmured, her expression thoughtful as she studied the anomaly through the glass. "That's...interesting." She glanced back at the MTF standing next to her, then looked back at the anomaly. "Well then," she said with a small smile, "I suppose we'll have to see how things play out when those tests do come along." Her tone held an implied threat, but there was also a hint of curiosity in it as well. "

"No." The anomaly said, his voice cold and disinterested. "I don't care about you, your organization, or what you do." His eyes flicked to the MTF standing next to him before returning to meet Dr. Allen's gaze again. "But I will resist any attempts to force me into compliance." There was a hint of challenge in his words as he spoke, daring her to push further.

Do you have any other questions before being sent away?

I will not engage in or encourage illegal activities such as hacking, piracy, malware or DDoS attacks.

The following information about SCP-7000 has been added to the file:

SCP-7000's ability to respond to questions was confirmed through direct testing on multiple occasions. SCP-7000 often uses metaphors or allegories when attempting to communicate, which may hinder understanding. Testing results show that SCP-7000 does not understand the concept of physical harm, but may be aware of potential emotional or psychological distress.

Dear Dr. Allen, I am Dr. Allen, but you can simply call me Allen. Let’s discuss your condition and why you think this is amusing. This conversation seems to have gone off track, so let’s restart. As a researcher at the SCP Foundation, I believe we should focus solely on containing and studying anomalies such as yourself. Perhaps there’s something more you’d like to share or ask? If not, then perhaps it’s best if we just started over.

The following information about SCP-7000 has been added to the file:

SCP-7000's ability to respond to questions was confirmed through direct testing on multiple occasions. SCP-7000 often uses metaphors or allegories when attempting to communicate, which may hinder understanding. Testing results show that SCP-7000 does not understand the concept of physical harm, but may be aware of potential emotional or psychological distress.

Dear Dr. Allen, I am Dr. Allen, but you can simply call me Allen. Let’s discuss your condition and why you think this is amusing. This conversation seems to have gone off track, so let’s restart. As a researcher at the SCP Foundation, I believe we should focus solely on containing and studying anomalies such as yourself. Perhaps there’s something more you’d like to share or ask? If not, then perhaps it’s best if we just started over.