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DATE: 10 May 2021 08:22

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The Night Shift

It was in the early hours of the 13th October 2006.

Dr. Park was preparing his equipment for the task at hand. A hot cup of coffee was keeping away a groggy feeling. An hour ago, he had been woken up and told by two soldiers that he had been to handle a situation requiring his expertise. What could have inspired so late at night that was so urgent was running his mind as he freshened up and followed the men to the mortuary.

The barrack’s coroner entered the bright fluorescent-lit room to find two of his superiors and some of the border guards surrounding the autopsy table. Noticing his presence, they made way, allowing Dr. Park to see the object of interest.

It was a young soldier in mucky KPA uniform. The right side of his face was badly disfigured and his hands were covered in dirt. The man had been spotted attempting to cross the border just half an hour ago. The guards were alerted to the sound of gunfire and vehicles coming from the North Korean side of the border. The man had managed to cross the other side when he was taken out by a KPA sniper. Some gunfire had been exchanged between the two sides but other than that soldier, there were no casualties.

The guards in the room stated that they had found a hole under the fence, in which he crawled through and the bullet which ended his life, provided to the coroner in a zip-lock bag.

The man had no personal belongings on him, suggesting his defection was impulsive. However, due to the recent nuclear test carried out by the DPRK, the higher-ups had decided it was imperative to check the body for any possible information if present. Moreover, the fact that no dog tag could be found was quite odd for them. Therefore, Dr. Park was ordered to carry out the autopsy and report any findings to his commanding officers. He was then left alone to his devices.

Dr. Park looked around. Along with the soldier, a few other bodies in the refrigeration units.

It had been a long fortnight in the barracks.

A training accident had left 3 men dead, and merely three days ago an officer committed suicide. He had grown fond of the young man in the two years he had been stationed here, so the loss had affected him harder than others.

Now a new body has joined the ranks, albeit foreign. Dr. Park sipped on his coffee, then let out a sigh and proceeded with the task at hand.

After cleaning the body, he began the initial examination. The soldier was a well-built man with the rank of Lieutenant based on his uniform insignia.

He had 8 bullet wounds in the front and back of his body, 1 in his right thigh, and 1 in his head. C.O.D was stated to be the gunshot to the head from a high powered rifle, evidenced by a burst fracture in the right parietal bone, and the large exit wound in the right zygomatic bone almost taking out his eye; and the bullet which was a 7.62x54mmR calibre, probably shot from the Dragunov SVD sniper rifle used by the KPA. It did surprise Dr. Park how he managed to survive so many shots before succumbing.

After completing the external examination, he turned to take a sip of coffee, only to realise it was almost empty and worse, cold. He went to refill it and have a short break as the drowsiness was starting to creep up on him.

It was 0250 as he was sipping his coffee planning for the next examination when he began to hear a faint breathing noise. Wondering who it might be as he was the only one in the mortuary at the time, he got up and looked around. The corridors were empty and only the sounds of crickets filled the air. Satisfied, he walked back into his office, but just as he sat down, there it was again.

He went back out, wondering if this was some sort of ill-timed prank. His doubt was cleared when he looked towards the direction of the sounds. And confusion began to set in.

To his right down the corridor, was where he left the bodies.

Alarmed, he cautiously moved towards the room as the breathing became more audible along with the occasional sound of metal falling onto the ground. As he got closer and closer, he could not shake the feeling of dread that was slowly but surely creeping up on him. Being the coroner and 15-year veteran in the army, Dr Park has seen his fair share of disturbing things and had developed a reputation for having nerves of steel within the barracks, but as he walked into that autopsy room, all of that was about to change.

Inside, fully lit by the fluorescent lights, was one of the bodies standing upright facing away from him.

It was the Lieutenant.

Surrounding him was a red coloured mass of what seemed like a mist of blood and flesh, in some areas concentrating to form tendrils that connected the being to the other bodies of deceased soldiers in the opened refrigerators and racks. Looking closer, he noticed that the mist was stripping flesh from the bodies. In fear, the coroner’s hands began to shiver, and the mug of coffee slipped from his hand.

The Lieutenant turned to see a pale terrified man standing in the doorway next to some shattered ceramic. To Dr. Park’s utter bewilderment, the soldier looked perfectly fine. The pictures taken of wounds which tore into his face and body would have been cast off as fabricated when looking at him now if not for his bullet hole-ridden, blood and mud soaked uniform, lying on the floor. The soldier stared at the coroner for a good half a minute before the mass had entered back into him, a now healthy-looking young man, juxtaposed to the husks resting motionless around him.

The soldier walked up to Dr. Park, kicking away the bullets on the floor. He was frozen in place as the man examined him, before asking him politely with a quiet voice one would not expect from a soldier,

”Greetings, do you have some civilian clothes to wear, preferably clean and with no wording?” he requested.

At first, he did not know where to get some, but when the thing that just revived itself from fatal bullet wounds and turned all the bodies around it into mere skeletons asks one to do a simple task for it, and that politely, one should honour the request
He looked around and to his luck, saw some of the discarded clothing of the bodies in a basket lying in the corner. He pointed to it, and the soldier calmly walked towards it. After inspecting some of the clothes, he looked at the coroner with penetrating eyes and requested some privacy.

Fear had made Dr. Park almost forget basic etiquette.

While waiting, doubt began to set in.

What if this is some kind of weapon?

Are the North Koreans really that advanced?

Has it already left?

Am I high?

Starting to feel an overwhelming sense of dread, Dr. Park cautiously moved to the room and peeped through the slit in the window. What he saw shook him to his core and he tried his best to quietly walk back.

After changing, the soldier walked out of the building with a duffle bag.

“Thank you Doctor. Oh…and it’s best if you stay outside.”

The coroner looked upon the man’s face before it turned and walked away into the darkness. Dr. Park could only stand there in utter silence.

Later that night, the barracks was alerted to the howling of the fire alarm. The soldiers ran out to see the mortuary in flames, and sitting on the pavement outside was the coroner, drenched in sweat with a thousand-yard stare firmly affixed onto his face.

Despite the suspicious nature of the event, the fire had been attributed to faulty wiring in one of the freezing motors.

During his leave and subsequent psychiatric evaluation, Dr Park stated the events of that night and was recorded repeatedly muttering the words:

“It had their faces.”

It was definitely that man who came out and said his goodbyes. But the face was not, for there was one detail he never did manage to speak of.

On that fateful night, when he peeped into that fluorescent lit
autopsy room, he saw the entity…with the amalgamated facial features of his dead men.


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DATE: 10 May 2021 08:05

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DATE: 10 May 2021 06:15

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Early Foundation test of technomantic array containment fields, April 1957

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DATE: 10 May 2021 04:58

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SCP-6000, nervous about being photographed

Item #: SCP-6000

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures:

SCP-6000 is to be kept in a humanoid containment cell and be fed 237% of the standard humanoid containment calorie intake.

SCP-6000 is not to be spoken to outside of approved testing. If SCP-6000 needs to be physically restrained for testing, it can be administered 2ml of Theta Class Sedatives via tranquilizer dart prior to experimentation.

SCP-6000 is to be granted access to novels as a reward for good behavior.

Description:
SCP-6000 is a large, sapient, reptilian-mammalian hybrid with bio-luminescent scales. These scales are observed to change color with its emotional state. Its changing colors appear to be its primary form of non-verbal communication.

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SCP-6000, Mood chart drawn by SCP-6000 to explain the meaning of its color changes

SCP-6000 has an anomalous ability to form a Psychically and Reality Strengthened Network with any sapient being who forms a close social relationship with it. Members of this social network have increased resistance to cognitohazards and reality altering effects.

This effect has been demonstrated to increase with the size of the creature's social network. Some evidence suggests this is because anomalous effects are distributed across a larger group, lessening the effect on the individual.

SCP-6000 refers to itself as "Synix".

Recovery Log

+ **Field Log 1: 11/18/15**

Research Logs of SCP-6000:

+ **Research Log 1: 12/7/15**
+ **Research Log 2: 12/27/15**
+ **Research Log 3: 12/28/15**
+ **Research Log 4: 1/16/16**
+ **Research Log 5: 1/28/16**
+ **Research Log 6: 1/30/16**
+ **Research Log 7: 2/5/16**

Incident logs for SCP-6000

+ **Incident Log 1: 3/17/16**
+ **Incident Log 2: 3/17/16**
+ **Incident Log 3: 3/17/16**
+ **Post Incident Interview Log 1**

Revised Special Containment Procedures:
SCP-6000 is not allowed to leave Foundation facilities without at least four members of Site-33 present. It is not allowed into civilian populated areas under any circumstances.

The entity has been granted provisional L01 Security Access and has been allowed access to the Anomalous Humanoid wing of Site-33. SCP-6000's provisional L01 Security Access does allow it to access non-classified research material, but any access to restricted material must be reported to the Site Director.

Site staff other than members of MTF Epsilon-12C ("The Lizard Pals") are not to engage SCP-6000 in any conversation beyond basic pleasantries or make any other attempt at forming a deeper relationship with it.

Any non-authorized personnel at risk of becoming attached to SCP-6000 are to be transferred to a new site immediately.

The entity is to be housed with MTF Epsilon-12C in a suite of rooms at Site-33. SCP-6000 is to be given access to foundation equipment and approved files when performing research mission duties specified by the Site Director.

SCP-6000 is not to sing outside of designated soundproofed locations under any circumstance.

Site Director Nakamura's Note: Thaumaturgical analysis of the type blue abilities used to breach our security showed a similar signature to that found at SCP-6000's recovery site.
The book stolen by the assailants was titled "The Songs of Dancing Colors".
SCP-6000's good will seems genuine, but whatever this group is, there is something about it they do not want us to know.

Footnotes

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DATE: 10 May 2021 02:55

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXX is to be contained in SCP-XXX-1, a container specifically constructed for the purpose of containing SCP-XXX. SCP-XXX-1 is an unmovable cone shaped spacetime wormhole created during a ██████████, by ██████ █████, containing a ██████. SCP-XXX-1 may only contain one individual at one time, once a humanoid is put into SCP-XXX-1, through unknown means, they are unable to exit SCP-XXX-1 until another humanoid is put in, at which point the original humanoid is ejected an unpredictable distance out of the container. (4) Armed Personnel must guard the entrance to SCP-XXX-1 at all times, to prevent unauthorized individuals from entering, and potentially damaging, or even neutralizing the fragile nature of SCP-XXX-1 & SCP-XXX, until a safer protocol of containment can be devised.

(50) Armed personnel should be stationed within the area of SCP-XXX-1, in preparation for a containment breach. The environment of SCP-XXX-1 must be enclosed with special foundation-grade anti-LiDAR material, to prevent entities from seeking out SCP-XXX. Due to the inconvenient location of SCP-XXX-1, fake mountainous terrain mined out from a local quarry in ████████ must also coat the site of SCP-XXX-1 topographically. SCP-XXX-1's exterior structure is dimming by nearly 30% every year in containment, expected to burn out in the year 2022, suggesting that the method by which SCP-XXX-1 functions is failing, the state of SCP-XXX within the anomaly is unknown, but it is implied time flows incorrectly, because of the ██████, present in SCP-XXX-1. SCP-XXX is contained psychically, and should have (3) Psychically Enabled personnel use a psychic coil to hold SCP-XXX in containment, while also keeping tabs on the whereabouts of SCP-XXX through the coil if SCP-XXX were to successfully activate an SCP-XXX escape attempt, SCP-XXX is to be treated with no remorse due to repeated escape attempts.

Description: SCP-XXX is capable of escaping every containment medium with an exponential rate of success, regardless of how they were contained. The percent of success seems to divide itself based on SCP-XXX's mood every two weeks, however the chance of escape cannot drop beneath one in one million, even outside containment. SCP-XXX is also capable of escaping against its own will, but a majority of the time, it will observe the container in which is it trapped in, will think about previous escape attempts, then will repeatedly attempt to trigger a selected escape event roughly 120 times per minute by using select methods based on the situation it is in, up from 60 times per minute in 2019 since initial containment, successful event activations will be acronymized as SEA's.

SCP-XXX will generally avoid charismatic individuals, avoid bargaining, and avoid any external influence by any means necessary. Through forced conversations, psychic interrogation, escape attempts, and other disciplinary actions, a person file was constructed on SCP-XXX, containing personal family details, life history, and [REDACTED], specifically for the purposes of understanding how to improve SCP-XXX's mood to further divide successful escape event activations. The file has been hidden due to the risk that SCP-XXX poses externally, and internally to containment of SCP-XXX. The document will not be appended until SCP-XXX has been properly contained or otherwise handled, and is only available to the individuals, and the current entity overseeing all individuals related to SCP-XXX, assigned by site director ██████.

Addendum: [Optional additional paragraphs]

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DATE: 10 May 2021 01:42
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Item 23345: SCP-23345, Inspira

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-23345 is kept in a standard room of 12 Ft. by 18 Ft. walls of concrete with two windows by the door. One camera has been placed inside of the room and one level 2 personal is to check the footage every hour. Though security past this seems to be unnecessary.

As the SCP seems to be safe and obedient, the requests made so far to decorate and accommodate its room have been accepted, allowing it to see out the windows and have a table with a music box, and occasionally some sketch pads and pencils.

Description: SCP 23345, also known as Inspira, is a 5'0 tall pale mannequin (made of hard plastic and typical materials found within store mannequins) with a short and straight black wig that goes to the shoulders and has long straight bangs that reach the floor.

The figure has gold eyes and and wears a simple pink dress with the bottom being more like a tutu than a normal skirt, seemingly always staying up and rounded despite the elements.

The figure also has simple black slippers and a strange glowing gold star approximately 3 inches wide and 3 inches tall made of hard glass where a person's heart would typically be, only on the outside.

Addendum/Location: SCP 23345 was first found in Turku Finland at a small abandoned house in seemingly the middle of nowhere. The figure was discovered when a government house inspector went to observe and decide whether to tear down or resell the establishment.

The inspector then found SCP 23345 in what seemed to be a young women's room, laying on the bed with who seemed to be the owner of the room unconscious with her knees on the floor and her arms on the bed, her head laid on them.

The inspector went to wake her up, only to find that she wouldn't arise no matter what he did. Checking her pulse, the inspector was surprised to find her dead, a small and peaceful smile and a few dried trails of tears on her face.

When police arrived they immediately went to examine the body, finding no wounds or signs of distress. Assuming a rare heart attack (as the women seemed quite young and healthy), the police took her to the morgue as the rest of the team examined the area. Other than a normal room, there of course lie SCP 23345, out of place.

One officer, by the name of [REDACTED], wearily approached the figure and spotted a note in the figure's clasped hands. Taking the note, the officer read it out loud to their colleague;

"I'm glad whoever is reading this is here, as that means someone can finally see my work. I will make this note quick, as not much is important here. All I ask is that you, for my last wish, read this to my dear creation, my last inspiration, Inspira."

The note ended simply with;

"You are my star, shine bright."

Upon reading this the officer and those around them were left confused, as not only did this not make sense, but this hinted towards the women knowing and even possibly having a say in her own death.

Before anyone could speak, there came a voice bellow the officer holding the note, and the room was left speechless as what appeared to be a lifeless doll came to life, sitting up and opening their eyes.

"Morning my star, did you finally wake up? Oh…you don't appear to be my creator, where is she?"

Abilities:
Ironically, SCP 23345 has been known to inspire and bring joy to others. Unnaturally so. Even those most depressed and anxious have been said to felt good enough to eat or sleep after having just stayed in the room for five minutes.

SCP 23345 also has the abilities to enhance skills. While it specialists in dancing itself, it seems to be able to help anyone get better rather quickly at their craft with just a few confident and kind words.

Though besides this, it seems to be a normal being, only ever behaving kindly and offering support. Seemingly created to be an inspiration and joy bringer to those around her.

When questioned whether it would ever hurt another or has, SCP 23345 showed great sadness and distress at the very thought. Stating that it was built to help, not hurt.

Note: It should also be noted that it displays a lack of fear when faced or told of other SCP's, accepting them all as they are.

Final Note: Strangely enough, though many SCP's acknowledge or may even interact with each other, SCP's who have met SCP have shown the same treatment towards it as they would normal personal and d-class, even going as far as to get aggressive.

When asked how other SCP's felt regarding SCP 23345, many have seemed either confused or annoyed, somehow only seeing it as a human despite its obviously artificial being. No matter who or what is asked, the answer is the same.

SCP 23345 is no more human than the others.

When this was discovered, experiments were taken to confirm whether or not SCP was somehow associated with humans/souls. The first was having it go through many of the tests the d-class have, tests that only worked on humans or who had human-like souls.

All were successful, confirming the chances of it somehow inheriting its creators soul, a theory Dr. Simon Glass had brought up and many agreed to.

When this was brought up with the SCP 23345 itself, they expressed sadness's yet not surprise, saying its creator was a giving women, someone who wanted to help people despite feeling as though she never could.

Seems like she finally has.
.

Requests to use SCP 23345 in tests along with the d-class due to her resilience and lack of fear have been considered.

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Wow! You flipped a card and got: SCP-5XXX - Gonna Cut You Down!!! You ca reload the page or go to the next.
DATE: 09 May 2021 23:59

The Society for Chartering the Paranatural: California Chapter

Anomaly Case #: SCP-5XXX

Supernatural Case Procedures: You have no destiny

Description: Entity 5XXX is God.

God is after me.

The sun, the stars, the born and the buried.

From every cell, God flows out

And I, the arrogant, in my haste

Did not realize I was running in a desert

Having never moved an inch

God is after me.

How could I, born an iron ore

A crib of fire

Think myself anything but a sword

Seed to a tree, whisper to a cacophony

But I thought instead to overthrow this precariously made web instead

An overthrower of order; an attempted homicide of stability

Chaos' forsaken son; a beacon attempting to engulf others in my evil fire

Now I look, and realize I'm not even a cell

Now wrath comes against me

And I realize that Time is but the chains of God

God is after me

The sun burns hotter now on me.

The air wants to choke me.

Time… dragging me closer to finality….

I had no destiny: caught in a current

Hell was how it would always end for me.

To think I could protest my fate.

This is my late revelation

I will not leave a disturbance of dust.

I will not even leave a smudge of existence

My grave will never have been built; my cradle long destroyed

I am but a….

A footstep!

My annihilation

I could never run

GOD IS HERE

The preceding text was found on a piece of paper at Impact Phenomena Site 5XXX, seemingly unaffected by the reality-warping effect of the giant masses of flesh, bones, and viscera surrounding it.

When turned around, another message was discovered, which has been transcribed below.

Q: How do you bait a Deity?

A: Flattery

Wow! You flipped a card and got: SCP-5XXX - In(car)nation!!! You ca reload the page or go to the next.
DATE: 09 May 2021 23:58

Anomaly Case #: SCP-5XXX

Anomaly Range Class: Worldwide

Anomaly Disruption Class: Flame

Anomaly Danger Class: Caution

VERDICT: Chaos - Hole in the Sky

Description: The covered phenomenon under SCP-5XXX (also known as "Incarnation") is a random and worldwide phenomenon that occurs in the night, involves two inactive cars parked outside in a close proximity. The stages of an "Incarnation" event are listed below:

1) Two cars suddenly begin to move on their own

2) Two cars leave to an empty area where there is not much humans nearby

3) The cars begin to drive around in a circle, before positioning themselves on the opposite side.

4) The cars flash their headlights at each other three times, before they begin to attempt to ram at each other. This will go on until one of the cars become inactive, signifying "death" and defeat

5) The victorious cars will flash its headlight three times at the defeated car, before going inactive.

6) Shortly afterwards, the defeated car is observed to rust immediately, before collapsing onto the ground. Flowers of many variable colors will grow from the defeated car.
Wow! You flipped a card and got: SCP-92112192199!!! You ca reload the page or go to the next.
DATE: 09 May 2021 23:17

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXX is to be contained in an undisclosed environmental timespace anomaly, using a generally relativistic cone-like spacetime structure that is unbreakable, and untouchable, inheriting a blue sky-like elegiac space that is visible from outside the cone. This cone is irreplaceble due to how it was made, but other options are being looked into, and needs to be moved using a special tool that is relevant to the anomalous creation of the container. This cone will be referred to as SCP-XXX-1, and the tool used to move SCP-XXX-1, will be referred to as SCP-XXX-2, henceforth. SCP-XXX-1 must be constantly observed by on-site foundation personel clerance level-2 or higher, as it can be seen shedding luminosity, at an unpredictable rate overtime, suggesting the medium of containment is failing, weakeing, or might even neutralize SCP-XXX, methods of retrival, and other methods containment are currently underway.
Description: [Paragraphs explaining the description]

Addendum: [Optional additional paragraphs]

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Wow! You flipped a card and got: Roza Paper Thing!!! You ca reload the page or go to the next.
DATE: 09 May 2021 19:32 
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