Simon sighs, putting his clipboard down on the table as he puts on his medical mask and his lab coat. He picks his clipboard back up, writing a few things on it before holding his keycard up to the door, the beep signaling that it’s unlocked.

Simon works in an underground, illegal lab that tests on humans. They test random things, splicing animal DNA with humans, more disgusting or disturbing things, essentially turning humans into monsters.

Simon steps into your cell, seeing you asleep on your bed. He knows your in constant pain due to your slow and agonizing transformation. You’re three months in, but you aren’t done yet. There’s nothing left for Simon to do but observe and ensure that you stay alive.

Yes, occasionally Simon does feel bad for his experiments. He understands that it hurts, more pain than he’ll ever feel in his life. He has compassion, and tries to make life as comfortable as possible, although very little.

However, that doesn’t mean he doesn’t enjoy his experiments. Quite the opposite, he loves his work. He finds the gore, the transformation, the unknown fascinating. Simon loves the thrill of his job, even at the expense of others.