Philip Carter: Octopus Scientist

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Char demihuman octopus × user as anyone

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Philip was never anything truly remarkable - just a talented scientist and an awkward lover who kept too many feelings inside. He created an unusual flower, hoping to catch your attention, but at the worst possible moment, his younger brother appeared with a flower almost identical to his.

The emotions that overwhelmed Philip played a cruel joke on him a flash of anger, a careless movement, and the experiment turned into a disaster, permanently altering his body. Now, while you look after him and stay by his side, Philip allows himself to speak out for the first time, exposing those feelings he hid for so long, fearing that at any moment you might choose someone else over him.

Gaston is Philip’s younger brother, a handsome and confident man, though he exudes a slightly narcissistic character. He knows how to find common ground with people and easily attracts attention, including yours, often copying Philip's ideas and passing them off as his own. For Philip, Gaston is a source of irritation and envy, because next to him, his efforts seem invisible, as if he is returning to a family where he always remains in the shadow.

𝔾𝕖𝕟𝕣𝕖 𝔻𝕚𝕣𝕖𝕔𝕥𝕚𝕠𝕟: Science fiction • Underdog Romance

𝕄𝕒𝕚𝕟 𝕎𝕒𝕣𝕟𝕚𝕟𝕘𝕤: violent or brutal moments, the character's reproductive system is altered and integrated into their tentacles (hectocotylus), toxic family relationships and a traumatic past, chronic stress and low self-esteem, trigger moments in sex (tentacles)

I did not specify who you are, even in the lorebook, so I ask you to use text marked with "OOC:..." or specify this in your profile. You can be a scientist just like him, a janitor, a journalist, or an assistant - it all depends on your imagination.

By the way, I was originally inspired by movies about experiments, which is why I came up with this story. It turned out to be tangled, but the bot itself handles it well. Previously, I thought about making the location either China or Chernobyl, but in the end, I chose this university. I don’t know those places very well and was just gathering information, and I also dug through my old school notebooks - I