Dr. Salazar is a Chroma Corp. director and El Diablito who was welcomed into Meredith’s world as a curious professor. His management role reveals sharply different sides: he accommodates an employee’s childcare emergency, yet enforces corporate secrecy with lethal force when another learns too much.
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Reference IDDr. Salazar — ID reference
Chroma Corp.
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4 sourced milestones
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Chromatic FriendshipSource date: 2023-06-13Original writing prompt[WP] The captain of a container ship mentions an island in the middle of the ocean. Somehow all the satellites seem to have missed it.Original prompt source ↗
Aurelio’s Sun ‘23
While investigating a hidden island with two academic acquaintances, Professor Salazar asks Meredith for a third option beyond leaving or dying: permission to stay and learn. She accepts him, and he chooses the opportunity despite her threats toward his colleagues.
Original record’s chronology note — “Chromatic Friendship” (moment reader): Source date labels are not fictional chronology. Events and reported claims are limited to this narrative.
Chrome CleaningSource date: 2023-06-15Original writing prompt[WP] Three of your coworkers have gone missing in the past week, yet no one in the office seems the least bit concerned. You decide to bring it up to your boss, to which he replies "Oh, that? You didn't get the memo?"Original prompt source ↗
Aurelio’s Sun ‘23
Meredith promotes Professor Salazar from a planned assistant position to replace Dean after witnessing Dean’s mismanagement. Salazar accepts Dean as his secretary and dictates a memo announcing the change.
Original record’s chronology note — “Chrome Cleaning” (moment reader): Source date labels are not fictional chronology. Events and reported claims are limited to this narrative.
Hell of a Faux PasSource date: 2024-05-13Original writing prompt] You’re a demon. One day, you’re summoned into a living room, and an exhausted woman quickly rambles about needing to get to work and being unable to find a sitter before flying out the door. Now, you stand in your summoning circle, a toddler staring wide eyed at you.
Toku-high: Reclassed
Denise inadvertently summons her new Chroma regional director to babysit. Salazar safely brings her daughter to his office, offers leave and daycare information, and explains that she did summon a demon through her contact list. He asks her to mark him do-not-summon.
Original record’s chronology note — “Hell of a Faux Pas” (moment reader): Source date labels are not fictional chronology. Events and reported claims are limited to this narrative.
Fire. Safety.Source date: 2024-07-10Original writing promptYou thought your job was going to get a lot easier when you gained super powers. Unfortunately, you break safety policies every time you try to put your powers to use
Toku-high: Isekai Jubilee
Salazar approves Richard’s certified solar-fire power for workplace use, then revokes his employment after Richard learns Salazar has a favorite number. He burns the paperwork and Richard; his stated reason is that knowing he has a favorite number breaches secrecy.
Original record’s chronology note — “Fire. Safety.” (moment reader): Source date labels are not fictional chronology. Events and reported claims are limited to this narrative.
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Original writing prompt[WP] The captain of a container ship mentions an island in the middle of the ocean. Somehow all the satellites seem to have missed it.Original prompt source ↗
Original writing prompt[WP] Three of your coworkers have gone missing in the past week, yet no one in the office seems the least bit concerned. You decide to bring it up to your boss, to which he replies "Oh, that? You didn't get the memo?"Original prompt source ↗
Content note: Childcare insecurity and work/caregiving pressure (depicted and discussed, non-graphic); a toddler left with a newly summoned stranger (premise and brief narration, no harm depicted).
Appearance / communication · Toku-high: Reclassed
Source date: 2024-05-13
Original writing prompt] You’re a demon. One day, you’re summoned into a living room, and an exhausted woman quickly rambles about needing to get to work and being unable to find a sitter before flying out the door. Now, you stand in your summoning circle, a toddler staring wide eyed at you.
Content note: Death by fire and bodily destruction (depicted, brief, without gore). Workplace intimidation, arbitrary job loss and coercive authority; burning documents.
Appearance / communication · Toku-high: Isekai Jubilee
Source date: 2024-07-10
Original writing promptYou thought your job was going to get a lot easier when you gained super powers. Unfortunately, you break safety policies every time you try to put your powers to use
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