Documentation of Site-■■■ [MCYT SCP FILES]

Side Report: Wilbur

"Well Wilbur," Skeppy said with a smirk that made it clear he should not be trusted with sharp objects, making his way over to stand besides the significantly taller man to look at the map he was fumbling about with. "Where you heading to?"

"SCP-7360," He answered, both hoping that Skeppy knew where he was and that he wouldn't lead him to someplace else if he did. Based off the twinkling in his eyes, Wilbur couldn't be quite sure just what his excitement was for.

"Oh, I love Techno man!" Skeppy exclaimed, beckoning Wilbur back the way he came with an easy laugh. "Yeah, he's real cool, I'm sure you'll get along great. He can be kind of stiff sometimes though, just a heads up."

"Well I hope he likes me," Wilbur tried for a chuckle, but thankfully Skeppy chose to ignore the awkwardness in his voice as he was lead down the hall towards the cell. Skeppy had begun carrying the conversation after that until they arrived, which Wilbur supposed he was grateful for, but was rather confused when the SCP wanted to go into the observation chamber with Wilbur. He did eventually cave into Skeppy's demands, letting him into the chamber to see the pig hybrid resting calmly atop his bed, not asleep, but definitely seeming as though he would like to be.

"Hello SCP-7360," Wilbur said, activating the comm system in the chamber. "My name is Dr. Wilbur Soot, your new researcher. Pleasure to meet you." The SCP's eyes darted towards the speaker installed into his walls, tilting his head upon hearing Wilbur's voice. 

"Hallo," He said in a strangely monotone voice, although his face seemed rather pleased with the new company. "My name is Dave, by the way, but I'm sure you already knew that. Nice to meet you too." Skeppy snickered from besides Wilbur, moving closer to the mic for Techno to hear him better.

"Hey Techno!" Skeppy practically shouted, causing Techno to jump and eyes to widen at the sudden disturbance of the otherwise peaceful conversation. "Did you miss me?" The pig hybrid quickly got over his initial shock with a smirk, relaxing himself back into his previous position.

"Not a bit," He replied smugly, causing Skeppy to splutter through his laughter, seeming ready to start bickering with the SCP once more. They were promptly interrupted, however, by the sound of the observation chamber opening, the figure that walked in bearing a welcoming smile. He was blond, average height, and bearing a strange hat on his head.

"Hey Philza," Skeppy said, easing his way out of the chamber and slinking out the door behind the man, that mischievous twinkle back in his eerie gem eyes. "See you around Wil." And with his goodbye, he slid the door closed behind him, leaving Wilbur a little confused as to what just occurred. He found he didn't have much time to think on it though, as Philza extended his hand out for a shake.

"So you're Doctor Soot, yeah?" Philza asked warmly, looking Wilbur's rather tall frame over with calm, observant eyes as he nodded. "I'm Doctor Phil Watson, the other researcher for Techno. Most everybody around here call me Philza, though. Nice meeting you." Wilbur wasn't quite sure why, but he already liked this 'Philza' guy, matching his smile with a grin of his own.

"Yes, but please call me Wilbur," Wilbur told him, letting his hand slip out from the shake, taking note of how he seemed to be Level Two clearance, the same as him. "You seem like a nice guy Phil. I hope we can get to be friends." Philza only chuckled, nodding.

"You don't seem half bad yourself," Philza replied, moving his mouth to say something else before a monotone voice spoke up to join the conversation.

"So am I just going to have to keep listening to you guys or can I, like," Techno spoke from his spot on his bed, now angled so that it actually seemed like he wanted to become an active participant in the conversation. "Actually be a part of it." Philza chuckled, turning to speak to Techno more like an old friend than an experiment, conversation flowing easily, even with Techno's natural awkwardness.