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Play place

Item #: SCP-4xxx

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: 
(as of 11/04/201█) All known entrances to SCP-4xxx are to be closely monitored by incognito personnel from MTF Task Force Lambda-14 (“One Star Reviewers”). In the event an individual is abducted into SCP-4xxx, any relatives or caretakers that accompanied the missing person are to be administered a Class-B Selective Amnestic as outlined in Protocol-86kG-1.
In the event an entrance to SCP-4xxx abducts more than 5 individuals within a 14-day period, Protocol-86kG-3 is to take effect at the host establishment so as not to arouse suspicion from the public. Establishments where Protocol-86kG-3 are put into effect are to remain condemned for up to 6 months following initiation, so as to stop the entrance from picking up too much speed.
If a new entrance to SCP-4xxx is discovered, MTF Lambda-14 is to be dispatched on-site immediately and act according to Protocol-86kG-4. If establishment management catches wind of Lambda-14’s presence, they are to be contacted by Foundation personnel and made to sign a non-disclosure agreement regarding SCP-4xxx’s presence. If they do not comply, the establishment is to be condemned as soon as possible.

Description:
SCP-4xxx is a living spatial anomaly capable of establishing access points at-will, the location of said entrances always being within an indoor playground or play place, typically ones found in fast food establishments. The interior of SCP-4xxx closely resembles an indoor play place much like those aforementioned, apart from being much larger in scale. As a result, the majority of SCP-4xxx’s terrain consists of a network of plastic cylindrical passageways, vibrantly colored and measuring 3.5m in diameter on average.
SCP-4xxx is sentient, and is capable of complex cognitive thought and memetic communication. The anomaly is known to often communicate with individuals under 25 years of age via telepathic messaging, referring to itself as “The Nanny”, or “Nana”. Individuals above 25 years of age show signs of uneasiness or confusion when within SCP-4xxx, and claim to occasionally hear sounds of crying or whimpering while within the anomaly.
Entrances to SCP-4xxx are known to abduct human children who enter them at a rate of 1 every 6 days on average. Individuals who spend up to 12 hours within SCP-4xxx start to find anomalous food appearing within a 1m vicinity of them whenever the individual in question is hungry or thirsty. The food, dubbed SCP-4xxx-1, is made of unknown edible materials and resembles items from a typical American fast food menu. When consumed, SCP-4xxx-1 provides the individual with whatever nutrients they need at the time to maintain healthy bodily functions and weight.

Guardian angel

Found image of SCP-5xxx & D-85k2 prior to containment. Photographer unknown.

Item #: SCP-5xxx

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-5xxx is currently willingly containing itself within the boundaries of Site-17, on the condition that D-Class personnel D-85k2 is not reassigned to another location. All personnel are forbidden from using D-85k2 in any testing or procedures that could be harmful, detrimental, or fatal for them. Termination of D-85k2 by any means must be avoided, as their death could result in SCP-5xxx triggering an XK-Class End-of-the-World Scenario.

Description: SCP-5xxx appears as a perfect black figure resembling a human male, approx. 185cm tall, with luminescent purple eyes and a pair of avian wings sprouting from the approximate location of their shoulder blades. The entity is sentient and capable of intelligent thought, does not seem to require food or rest, and is presumably impervious to any physical damage.
SCP-5xxx is extremely protective of a D-Class personnel member designated D-85k2, and will attempt to protect the individual from any form of physical harm they may receive. This is usually done by either shielding D-85k2 from harm with their body, or by procuring a weapon (presumably a form of polearm) via anomalous means, flying at the cause of the physical harm at speeds upwards of 230km/h, and proceeding to [REDACTED], ultimately destroying the target and leaving no remains.
It is as of yet unknown what the full capabilities of SCP-5xxx's anomalous abilities are.

Addendum: 

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I still remember the night we first met. I was heading through a tunnel on my way home when she walked up beside me, not noticing me at first. When I looked to see who was alongside me, I was in awe at her beauty. Her long, auburn hair that reflected a shaft of light from the fluorescent bulbs above our heads. Her sparkling green eyes, like flawless emeralds caught in the Sun’s rays. Her warm, calm smile, that felt like a beacon of goodness against the grimy tunnel. 
If she had not turned to notice me and say hello, I would probably have never gotten to see her beauty again. And her voice, so pleasant and sweet, like a chorus of songbirds. We started to talk, and it seemed that I had a bit of a talent at making her laugh with the simplest jokes. Once we walked out of the tunnel, she followed me home and we spent the rest of the evening talking to each other. When she got up to leave, she gave me her phone number and told me her name: Evelyn.

I still remember our favorite night together. We had driven out to the forest to go camping. I was so anxious to go with her that I kind of forgot to check what the weather would be like that day. As we pulled up to the campsite and started to set up the tent, Evelyn said she had felt a drop of water hit her forehead. Then another, and another, and so on…
The cheap tent didn’t hold up for long against the storm. I had forgotten to bring any umbrellas, but managed to improvise by ripping a big piece of nylon from the wall of the tent and holding it above our heads as we dashed for the car. One inside, me and her couldn't help but break into laughter at our expense. We wound up spending the night in the car, but I remember the promise I made her that night as the rain poured outside: “I will always be there to protect you.”

I still remember the night we were married. There wasn’t really a ceremony, since neither of us really had any family or friends to attend it. I was about to beat myself up at one point when I realized I’d forgotten to get the wedding rings, but Evelyn surprised me by having bought them herself instead. The rings were beautiful, almost as much as her, two gleaming silver bands with amethyst jewels shining a vibrant purple.
That same night would be the first me and her spent living under the same roof. Even if there wasn’t a ceremony, I still carried her over the threshold into the house, despite how silly she thought it was. As we watched the sun set from the window, she told me that she would never want anyone to separate us, and I reminded her of my promise from that rainy night. She fell asleep in my arms as the sun vanished, and I looked at the ring on my finger. I would treasure it for as long as I lived.

I still remember the night I died for her. We were once again walking down that grimy old tunnel, on our way home for the night. As I held her hand and looked in her eyes, we heard a noise from up ahead. A man was shambling towards us, their hair a mess, clothes torn and ragged, and a knife in their hand. He kept laughing as he approached us, until he suddenly leapt forward and aimed his knife at Evelyn. I jumped in the way at the last second, the knife burying deep in my chest as the attacker fell back into a corner. I could feel Evelyn’s tears hitting my face as she held me in her arms, the tunnel slowly fading to black around her, until there was nothing.
I could’ve sworn I was dead, and I think I was, but something was wrong. I heard Evelyn cry out for help from somewhere in the blackness, as the attacker’s laugh picked up again. I remembered the promise I had made her that rainy night: I will always protect you. Suddenly, I was awake again, back on my feet as I saw the attacker approaching Evelyn, backing her into a corner. I felt something heavy in my chest, and reached to find a weapon handle sticking out. Pulling the weapon out, I rushed right at the attacker and destroyed him in a heartbeat. Evelyn looked confused at first when she saw me, but soon sighed in relief and said, “You kept your promise.”

I still remember the night they took her. By then I had figured out what had happened to me. I wasn’t human anymore, I was… Something else. A pair of wings now decorated my back, and I looked like a living shadow with eyes that glew the same purple as our wedding rings. Evelyn had started calling me her ‘guardian angel’, and that didn’t seem far from the truth. Even if I wasn’t human anymore, she still loved me no matter what.
Then the agents came. Men in black suits and soldiers in white uniforms began rounding up people in our neighborhood, people that had no families. People that wouldn’t be missed. They dressed Evelyn up in an orange prisoner’s outfit and loaded her onto a truck, but they were mistaken if they thought I’d let her be taken away from me just like that. By the time I’d destroyed at least eight of those soldiers, one of the men in suits told me, “We won’t hurt her, if you come with us too.”

I still remember it all to this night. I made a promise to Evelyn. I love her, and she loves me, and I don’t think that will ever change no matter what happens. Even now, as she’s living with the Foundation, or whatever you call yourselves, I will never stop protecting her. You can try and stop me, but there’s nothing that will tear us apart.
And you can try to hurt her, but I’ll be damned if you don’t pay for it.