Mar

The young Mirror looked around him in confusion. His own body lay in front of him, covered in wounds and drenched in blood. He had been fighting in the coliseum not too long ago. Mar had never truly cared if he got hurt and the young dragon always knew that there was a risk of dying while fighting, even now that he was actually dead, his body right there, lifelessly lying in front of him he couldn't help but be excited to see what came next.

"Hello, young one." a soft voice spoke behind him. As he turned Mar came face to face with a large silver Imperial. White horns decorated the hooded head of the angelic dragon. "So... What happens now?" Mar asked the large dragon curiously. The angelic Imperial looked surprised at the young Mirror, but quickly regained her kind smile. "You are being reincarnated, so I will gui-" she started, but was quickly interrupted. "I would like to opt out of that... I don't really want to go through that again, I just wanna see the afterlife!"

"You can't really refuse to be reincarnated... You are destined to-" "Yeah, no. I'm not much for all that destiny stuff... I want to leave!" Mar told the larger dragon sternly. "You can't..." the angel said, confusion clear on her face. "Then I would like to file a complaint!" the Mirror stated calmly. He looked up at the dragon in front of him. She stared at him with a shocked expression. "You know you can't do that, right? This isn't a shop or anything like that, you died and I am trying to guide you to your destiny." she spoke. Mar stayed silent, simply staring at the larger dragon.

"I don't really know what you expect me to do at this point... I have to guide you to be reincarnated, I can't lead you to the afterlife because it isn't your destiny to be there yet..." she sighed. Mar curled his tail around his sitting form, smiling smugly. "But I'm not going to be reincarnated!" he told her once more. "Then I will leave you in the living plane as a ghost." she said, sitting down as well. "I will follow you around until you let me into the afterlife!" he threatened. "If that's what you want to do... I guess we'll be stuck together for a long time then, because they won't let you in. I could need another set of paws though, so maybe that's a compromise? You help me guide dragons to the afterlife, that way you can see it every time we guide someone even if you can't stay." she explained.

Mar thought for a second. It did sound like a nice job, guiding dragons to the afterlife. He knew that he definitely did not want to be reincarnated, so this might be the best deal he could get. "Alright, I'll take your deal! So where are we going first, Angel?" he smiled, standing up.
Mar, otherwise known as SCP 1301, is the ghost of a male Mirror of Shadow element. He has a disgruntled temperment and speaks mostly with sarcasm.