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Wow! You flipped a card and got: My Name's Not Tim!!! You ca reload the page or go to the next.
DATE: 04 Jun 2021 01:44

http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/my-name-s-not-tim

My Name's Not Tim

Ah, hello! Thanks for stopping by. And not just an ordinary "hello" and "thanks for stopping by" that you'd get from all other author pages and interactions with… "people", this is a very special hello and thanks for visiting my author page, COMPLETELY unlike any other you've ever received.

I heard you say "what makes it special?"
And I'm glad you asked!

Anyway, since you've visited, you are obligated by a strict covenant between myself and you, the reader, that requires you to read all of the below works and upvote and comment on each, else one of the following things will happen:

  1. You'll notice you itch somewhere on your body
  2. You'll become very aware of how often you blink
  3. The Demon Kl'Fthgnptk will arise from their damned slumber of ten thousand nightmares, dragging you down to The Land Darker Than Dreams1 for eternity2
  4. Nothing (most common roll)

Please note the covenant that you have agreed to by accessing this page is non-binding, so.

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First one I ever wrote. Went down pretty well.
Helped me notice that most of the stories I'd been writing had a theme of being trapped.
I wouldn't think about it too much, if I were you.
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Wow! You flipped a card and got: Aaris!!! You ca reload the page or go to the next.
DATE: 03 Jun 2021 23:05

rating: 0+x


Assigned Site Site Director Research Head Assigned Task Force
CANUST Site-16 Nane M. Andrei Dr. Armalius Whyle Zeta-6 "Wood-rangers"

Special Containment Procedures: All SCP-XXXX instances have been removed by Foundation agents from their original location. Any further instances are to be transferred to Site-16 and stored in the light containment area. Any experiment with SCP-XXXX
is to be conducted following level 2 biohazard procedures.

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SCP-6000-1's interior prior to containment.

Description: SCP-XXXX are a pair of 3 monoliths3 approximately 2,5 meters in height made from an unknown metal that has been originally discovered in California, Utah and Romania, respectively. Upon direct physical contact with one of the monoliths, a person will gain what is presumed to be complete omniscience. The subject will then attempt to commit suicide via the fastest way available. it is presumed that complete omniscience will show the mind that


Addendum 1.01 - Incident A.1001-XXXX


alien spotted mysterious things at the site

image with map and highlighted location of the monoliths


Addendum 2.01 - Interview with D-2335


what happens to your D-2335

note: taken to the SCP where you can,t die

Wow! You flipped a card and got: SCP-5XXX - To the Seekers of the Heart of Little Tunes!!! You ca reload the page or go to the next.
DATE: 03 Jun 2021 20:33

File Register #: 5XXX


Pretenders of the Heart of the Tunes

Danger? Yes

Hostile? Yes

Range Class: Worldwide

Risk Class: Caution

VERDICT: Chaos - Death Lurking

Safety and Caution Procedures:

If you are walking alone in a remote place, and hear a whistle of nostalgic tunes

Don't whistle back yet

Hold a mirror or something reflective first

If you do not see anyone in it, then you can whistle back

But if you do…

Run: Look forward, seek a place with other people.

That was not the Heart of Tunes who called out to you.

Melissa Chang, Society of Charting the Paranatural Global in PArtnership with the Seekers Collaborative Pipeline

Description of Anomaly:
The Pretenders are a group of entities that target Seekers of the Heart of Little Tunes through the mimicry of the whistling calls of the Heart of Little Tunes. Seekers who respond will immediately get physically attacked by the Pretenders and will find themselves unable to harm the Pretenders in any method, with all their attacks seeming to have no affect on them.

According to survivors, various humanlike beings consist of the Pretenders (whether this is based on any form(s) of the Heart of Little Tunes is unknown, given that the latter has not been seen by anyone, not even deities). Though none of the Pretenders have displayed any supernatural attributes, their aforementioned ability to remove their target's ability to harm them makes survival difficult. Additionally, should their intended victims escape, Pretenders will give chase, until the intended victim either escapes or is sighted by another entity, causing the Pretenders to give up and hide.

According to survivors, beings that consist of the Pretenders come in many form, with many of them demonstrating supernatural abilities of their own. However, they all share the attribute of wearing a brown hat and a brown trenchcoat with music notes drawn on it and black boots (whether this is

It is unknown precisely what happens to the Pretenders do to their victims; however, they are believed to be responsible for a previously-unconnected anomalous phenomenon, where the corpse of missing people who were seeking the Heart of Little Tunes were found in random locations, with the insides of their body replaced with music sheets bearing noticeable imitations of the icons and signatures of music sheets left by the Heart of Littles Tunes.

Perspectives from Songnimator Yue:

Many artistic-minded people seek out the Heart of Little Tunes.

Their music have been a great contributors to the Public Domain: glorious tunes that have been rendered by many in their own way.

Well, I have measured the Song Essence of the music notes of the Pretenders. And it is clear:

They all share great similarities with that of the notes of the Heart of Little Tunes

Maybe it's a tribute.

Or maybe it's a cruel mockery.

Maybe they want the Heart of Little Tunes to meet them.

Maybe this is an attempt to lure out Little Tunes.

Maybe they all want to be the Heart of Little Tunes and this is all their individual attempt to take over the Conceptual Essence of the Heart of Little Tunes through a Song Essence Supersede Ritual.

Or maybe it's just their fancy.

The Heart of Little Tunes is a mystery; even the Wanderer's Library does not say much.

I guess it is fitting then for the Pretenders to be a mystery too.

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DATE: 03 Jun 2021 20:06

SCP Foundation Secure Facility Dossier

Site: Site-21

Official Designation: SCP Foundation North Carolina Research and Containment Facility

Site Identification Code: USGNC-Site-21


General Information


Purpose: The purpose of Site-21 is to research and study anomalies, as well as containing them. This site was made and is known for multitasking and containing not just anomalies, but huge, powerful power, as well as defending and helping other sites in need.

Founded: November 3, 1943

Location: Greensboro, North Carolina, United States.

Notable Above Ground Facilities: [DATA EXPUNGED]

Cover Story: Site-21 was built with many km of the underground in North Carolina, Greensboro. The foundation uses this facility to contain anomalies underground so it's harder for them to break out. They use high-tech security, they have multiple undercover vehicles, as well as multiple entrances that go from underground, to the surface.

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Site-21's entrance, leading to the elevator.

Size:
The entrance total land 2km

Underground facility total land 120km


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[DATA EXPUNGED]


n Staffing Information


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Commander David Martin

Site Director: Dr. Scott Murphy
Asst. Site Director: Dr. Meria Perry
Asst. Director of Personnel: Dr. Frank Porter Green
Asst. Director of Facilities: [REDACTED]
Asst. Director of Research: Dr. Janet Parker
Asst. Director of Security: Benjamin Henderson
Asst. Director of Containment: [REDACTED] Howard Smith
Asst. Director of Task Forces: Commander David Martin

On-site Personnel

  • Department Heads: 177
  • Medical Staff: 323
  • Staff Researchers: 2,561
  • Administrative Personnel: 54
  • Engineers: 497
  • Security Personnel: 5,599
  • D-Class Personnel: 3,296
  • Civilian Employees: [DATA EXPUNGED]

n Anomalies Currently Contained at Site-21


SCP ID Object Class
SCP-5392 Tiamat
SCP-5342 Safe
SCP-5469 Thaumiel

(And much, much more SCPs that are not listed because of classification.)


Wow! You flipped a card and got: MisterIodine!!! You ca reload the page or go to the next.
DATE: 03 Jun 2021 15:11
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DATE: 03 Jun 2021 13:42


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Does the Black Moon howl?

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It does not, but we will make it.

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Identity verified. Welcome, o5-8.

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Special Containment Procedures: SCP-6347 is is currently contained in Site-01 within a standard Euclid-class cognitohazard container, modified to hold two seperate, smaller anomalies. This containment unit is nonstandard both in composition and location, as it is located in close proximity to the Site-01 War Room. All cameras in proximity to these containment units have been replaced with sonar sensors, and personnel are generally advised to not at any time allow any part of SCP-6347 to enter their field of vision.

The part of SCP-6347 hereby referred to as "BODY" is contained within the east part of this chamber, where it is held within a modified seminumanoid Euclid-class containment vessel. This vessel is altered to allow personnel to connect electronic stimulation electrodes to what's assumed to be SCP-6347's central nervous system.

The "HEAD" of SCP-6347 is contained within the west part of the aformentioned containment unit. HEAD is suspended within a modified OSCAR-vat altered to hold visually cognitohazardous material.

ECMO-based life support device combined with IV drip and intense, active medicination is currently in use to have HEAD and BODY remain animated despite SCP-6347 having been declared clinically dead and these otherwise integral body parts having been disconnected from each other.

Should the anomaly breach containment, a strike team comprised of Mobile Task Force Alpha-01 "Red Right Hand" members is to be dispatched to recontain the anomaly. Strike team members are to be wearing standard Tier-E4 recontainment gear, but more importantly, SOD.02 Sonar vision goggles. Agents are permitted to terminate armed personnel exposed to the cognitohazardous effects of SCP-6347.

Description: SCP-6347 is a hostile, cognitohazardous anomaly of extradimensional origin. The exact appearance of SCP-6347 is unknown due to it's cognitohazardous properties, but the anomaly has during sonar scans appeared vaguely humanoid in shape, with a height of 167 centimeters and a weight of 41 kilograms.

SCP-6347 is capable of controlling how it's percieved on an individual basis. This means that, for example, the anomaly can appear as 10 different objects to 10 different subjects, despite these subjects all viewing the anomaly at the same time. This includes perception through visual medium such as mirrors, image and video, but also how persons remember seeing it. This effectively means that SCP-6347 is capable of changing some of the memory of those who have visually percieved it, for the duration of that memory. However, these anomalous effects do not include sonar imaging. This is considered the only safe way to view any part of SCP-6347.

The anomaly in question will often use it's cognitohazardous abilities to give temporary amnesia to those it deems as potential threats, or to emulate generally disturbing or confusing imagery in order to create a shock response.

In direct close combat encounters, SCP-6347 will utilize clawed appendages that excrete a substance classified as L-530. This substance is described as thick and molasses-like in consistency, but posesses the same visually cognitohazardous properties as SCP-6347. Notably, this substance causes a full override of the visual nerve when it enters a human bloodstream, causing similar perceptions in subjects but not limited to when they're looking at the anomaly itself. Instead, these are described more as full "trips" or "fever dreams", believed to be fully controlled by SCP-6347.

File Update [DATE]: Since DATE, anomaly has lost parts of it's anomalous properties. SCP-6347 is still unable to be visually percieved without the use of sonar vision, but will no longer knowingly retroactively alter it's appearance as a method of self defense. Compound L-530 underwent a similar change. Anomaly is still considered alive and of use in the GLOSSOLALIA program.

Addendum 6347.1: On 12/11/1924, the Foundation formed the Insurgency company and had them join the Operation Sawtooth effort, a covert operation conducted to eliminate the 'Faeries', an anomalous human subspecies. Operation Sawtooth was originally started in 1911, and was kept secret to large part of the Foundation. During or following this operation, the majority of the Foundation's Insurgency company went AWOL, forming the Chaos Insurgency, a still active anarchist militia.

Note recovered from Pvt. Adrian Matthews of the SCPF Insurgency company, 1924.

I'm utterly appalled by my own actions, and the venomous words of the Overseers that led my hand astray. I was a good man up until today and cannot believe what me and other otherwise good men can be tricked into with ideological reassurance and utter propaganda. The Overseers are truly despicable I tell you.

They sent me and my squad in as reinforcements following a flame thrower squad, and I have never in my darkest of nightmares witnessed such horror. Men, just like you or me, on fire, or shot dead, or bleeding out. We were ordered to shoot anything that moved. Afterwards, I wanted to shoot myself.

These civilians were only violent as a result of our actions, and killing them did not protect my safety or interests, so where was my say in this? Let the men in power fight their own wars, I say.

Today is the day I abandon my post. I was taken in and promised grandure and was given tall tales of heroism and spectacle, of the underdog fighting for what's right, but all I have done is assisting in the slaughter of those less fortunate. I have to find a way to amend my mistakes. May the lord have mercy on me.


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DATE: 03 Jun 2021 06:38
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Special Containment Procedures: Foundation web-crawlers are to search for and delete SCP-6101 instances, both image- and text-based, off of all major social media platforms. Foundation personnel have been embedded in the administration and moderation teams of said social media platforms to further monitor and restrict the spread of SCP-6101. Counter-Meme FCM-6101 instances are currently being developed on a case-by-case basis to diminish transmission of SCP-6101.

Description: SCP-6101 are widespread instances of text and image based memetic hazards, coloquially known as "copypasta". Instances of SCP-6101 usually depict the author's intense and often hyperbolic distaste for a certain topic of discussion. Viewing an instance of SCP-6101 has a chance4 of causing viewers to share a similar opinion as depicted in the instance. Affected individuals, referred to as SCP-6101-A, will then spread the SCP-6101 instance they were exposed to, usually by posting it as a response to social media posts relating to the topic critiqued in said instance.

SCP-6101 instances often present themselves as ironic and humorous in nature, and satirize the topic being discussed. The object of SCP-6101 instances often pertains to popular media at the time of creation; however, a small percentage have been found to relate to more diverse concepts, such as leaving online communities, faith, humor etc.

Upon questioning, SCP-6101-A individuals will claim the reason for posting to be "it made sense", "I thought it'd be funny" or similar such phrases.

Discovery: SCP-6101 was discovered after an instance had been attempted to be posted onto the SCiP-Net Social Forums. Memetic hazard detection systems alerted RAISA to the anomaly, where the spread was promptly halted. A non-anomalous version of the chat logs are included below.

NON-ANOMALOUS CHAT LOGS, SCP-6101 DISCOVERY


OyyJoyy: so were the flamingoes hurt?
Moonever: i dunno, he said that they were totally fine
Ecro89: yknow its pretty sus that he was near the flamingoes in the first place
DrSilver: sus 😳
Ecro89: amoegus
Moonever: [MEMETIC HAZARD CENSORED]
Secretary_Helenbot: User Moonever has been kicked from the chat. Reason specified: Attempted to post Memetic Hazard. RAISA has been contacted.
Ecro89: …wot
DrSilver: 👀
OyyJoyy: the hell was that
DrSilver: Why would Never post a memetic?


END LOG

After sufficient memetic scrubbing, the following text-based instance of SCP-6101 was recovered:

STOP POSTING ABOUT AMONG US YOU NEANDERTHAL TROGLODYTES HOLY [COGNITOHAZARD EXPUNGED] OTHER DAY EIGHT (8) FRIENDS ON INSTAGRAM SENT ME THE SAME "WHEN THE IMPOSTER IS SUS" MEME. MY MOTHER LOOKED AT THE TRASH CAN AND SAID "WOULDNT YOU SAY THATS A BiYT SUSSY" WOW SO ORIGINAL! EVEN WHEN THEY TOLD ME I WAS ADOPTED THEY DID IT WITH "THERE IS AN IMPOSTOR AMONG US" JESUS CHRIST! (Get it? JeSUS)


Wow! You flipped a card and got: Obearserk!!! You ca reload the page or go to the next.
DATE: 03 Jun 2021 06:10
rating: 0+x
URL-GOES-HERE

CAPTION-GOES-HERE

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be kept in an air-tight containment cell at all times.
SCP-XXXX must be fed three times a day with red meat. Complete sedation of SCP-XXXX must occur before delivery of every meal by D-Class personnel.
Personnel dealing with SCP-XXXX are encouraged to address it by its given name, Megan; however, usage of its name outside of interactions with it is highly forbidden.
SCP-XXXX can be provided with special requests as long as they do not imply further human interaction. SCP-XXXX has access to a computer with an internet connection; use of the computer must be fully supervised at all times following Valentine's incident.
Access to psychiatric and psychological services to both SCP-XXXX and personnel interacting with it is of utmost importance.
In the occurrence of a breach, a specialized task force must be deployed with odorless suits, and a perimeter of roughly 2 miles in diameter must be secured and evacuated around the location of SCP-XXXX.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a 21 years old female human, it possesses three extra appendages: a pair of scaly wings and a plaited tail. It is odorless and possesses a keen sense of smell. Its forearms and forelegs are covered with a thick layer of short fur, and its nails turn into sharp and durable claws in both its fingers and toes. SCP-XXXX has a crown of horns on its scalp that reach through its hair and range from 1 to 5 inches in length. It possesses every facial feature you'd expect from a human female its age, except for its eyes; while it does have eyelids, it does not need blinking as its eyes are covered with a thin but extremely durable transparent keratin layer that protects them from the environment. It has 7 irises. Personnel dealing with SCP-XXXX describe an underwhelming feeling of uncanny valley when looking it in its eyes; the longest any person has been able to maintain eye contact without succumbing to fear has been 7 seconds. SCP-XXXX also possesses a carnivorous denture. SCP-XXXX has a very heavy and pronounced muscular structure despite never engaging in physical training, as well as 0% BMI.

SCSCP-XXXX possess immense strength (without known upper limits) and durability, accompanied by a very strong regenerative factor, capable of regenerating full appendages given sufficient time; for regeneration of an arm, it will need a two month period. SCP-XXXX is very smart and has a very compliant attitude, it is non-aggressive as long as it smells no human in its vicinity. When SCP-XXXX smells a human it enters a state of predation and immediately attacks by stinging, crushing, mauling, and eating all humans it smells. SCP-XXXX is not malevolent, and must not be treated as such, it expresses extreme distress when remembered of its attacks on humans or any other living animal, it shows heavy remorse and shame on its actions. It recalls being more humanlike in its early years and says it started to develop its anomalies when it turned 10; at first, being mildly excited by human smell, and having its first frenzy after developing the ability to produce poison at age 13.

SCP-XXXX's tail ends in a stinger that produces a highly digestive and neurotoxic liquid capable of inducing a powerful burning sensation while forcing the afflicted to reduce motor function; rendering them unable to move. Testing with this liquid in D-class personnel under usage of MRAs and computed tomography showed that it increased both neuronal activity and blood flow causing a state of hyperactivity while shutting down every skeletal muscle fiber. Sufficient amounts of this liquid have caused blood vessels to burst from pressure, circulatory shock, and stroke.

Addendum: Valentine's incident:
SCP-XXXX is by almost all psychological accounts a young female human, thus it was given access to the internet and permitted to maintain social interactions via this medium with a select few of those who already knew about its condition before SCP Foundation interference, to promote mental well being and compliance with SCP personnel. The permitted interactions were: its two parents, its little sister, and a male neighbor around her age named Elliot. These individuals had sworn secrecy and were monitored 24 hours a day. SCP-XXXX appeared to develop romantic feelings for Elliot, which is believed to be why it breached containment on February 14th of 2017. SCP-XXXX was immediately tracked down to Elliot's residence where it was found crying and bloodied amongst the unrecognizable scraps of what used to be Elliot; it was fortunate that his parents were out for Valentine's dinner. SCP-XXXX was crying, but still biting down on Elliot's remains.
Following this event, A-class amnestics were administered to SCP-XXXX's family, and false memories were implanted to make them believe they only ever had one daughter. The privilege of social interactions with humans outside SCP personnel was revoked, and while usage of the internet was permitted, it is now monitored 24/7 to ensure it does not make any connections with people outside SCP jurisdiction.

SCP-XXXX understands why the Foundation does what it does, and is thankful for the help it has provided. This is why it has been granted many privileges many other SCP human and humanoid entities have been denied. However, personnel dealing with SCP-XXXX are to be reminded not to let their guard down, as the upper limits of SCP-XXXX's strength are currently unknown and it is certain that current equipment is incapable of physically restraining it if it wanted to escape.

[[footnoteblock]]


Wow! You flipped a card and got: Leonard826!!! You ca reload the page or go to the next.
DATE: 03 Jun 2021 05:19

Special Containment Procedures: Blah blah blah

Description: No
Wow! You flipped a card and got: aux-2-fairydoctor!!! You ca reload the page or go to the next.
DATE: 03 Jun 2021 01:55

rating: 0+x

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Euclid5

Special Containment Procedures: An exclusion zone has been established around SCP-XXXX and is to be guarded at all times. Any civilians seeking to gain entry are to be turned away and placed under Foundation surveillance for two weeks. Any SCP-XXXX-1 instances found leaving SCP-XXXX are to be terminated. If SCP-XXXX-2 is confirmed to be beyond the perimeter surrounding SCP-XXXX, MTF-440 ("Muses") are to be sent for retrieval.

Update as of 2018/11/10: The exclusion zone around SCP-XXXX has been extended by 30m and Scantron Reality Anchors placed around the perimeter. The stretch of Parker Road that lies within the new exclusion zone is to be diverted under the cover story of construction work.

Further experiments with fungal samples are not allowed at this time.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a theatre in the abandoned town of Dwelling, Ohio. SCP-XXXX’s anomalous effect is triggered when a human subject is seated in a theater seat, causing the subject to lose all higher cognitive functions and autonomy. Subjects at this stage are designated SCP-XXXX-1. Any human entering SCP-XXXX are greeted by an SCP-XXXX-1 instance dressed in an usher uniform, hereby referred to as SCP-XXXX-2, and led to a seat.

Exploration Log

Date: 2018/10/09

D-54392 was sent to investigate the interior of SCP-XXXX. A body mounted camera and microphone were supplied.


<Begin Log>


[The exterior of SCP-XXXX is deprecated except for the front doors.]

Control: D-54392, enter through the front theatre doors.

D-54392: It's just a theatre. What's the deal?

Control: That's what you're here to find out.

D-54392: So, you guys have no idea what's in there?

Control: (dryly) D-54392, please enter the theatre.

[D-54392 sighs and enters SCP-XXXX. The interior is pristine.]

D-54392: Huh that's weird.

Control: D-54392, report?

D-54392: This is a theatre but I don't smell or hear popcorn.

[Lights turn on as D-54392 walks toward the ticket booth. The narrow view of the camera follows D-54392's movements as it sweeps across an empty entry way. SCP-XXXX-2 pops up from under the ticket booth desk.]

SCP-XXXX-2: Welcome to Dwelling theatre! What movie are you lookin' to see?

D-54392: (confused) Uh? I don't know? What do you guys have?

SCP-XXXX-2: (points to the marquee above it) This is our current selection of movies. We at Dwelling Theatre specialize in sleeper hits!

D-54392: (perusing the movies listed) Yeah uh… I guess I'll watch 'Johnny Mnemonic', I haven't seen it in decades!

SCP-XXXX-2: (nods) Follow me if you will!

[SCP-XXXX-2 leaves the booth without giving D-54392 a ticket and leads him down a well-lit hallway. Movie posters from the 80s and 90s line the hallway. They appear new.]

D-54392: (nervous) So, you do this for a living?

SCP-XXXX-2: Yes! It's my greatest joy!

D-54392: Have you uh, seen anything weird going on here?

SCP-XXXX-2: Other than the few kids sneaking in?

D-54392: Yeah.

SCP-XXXX-2: Nothing really.

[They reach the entryway for the room showing 'Johnny Mnemonic'. SCP-XXXX-2 turns on its flashlight and leads D-54392 into the show room. The room is dark and lit by a gray theatre screen. Light from the screen and SCP-XXXX-2's flashlight shows the theatre to be three quarters full.]

Control: D-54392, see if you can get a closer look at the patrons.

D-54392: (speaks to SCP-XXXX-2) Uh, so why is the screen blank? Isn't there supposed to be intro adverts for upcoming mo-

SCP-XXXX-1: Shh! The movie is about to start!

D-54392: Sorry.

SCP-XXXX-2: Here's your seat sir!

[SCP-XXXX-2 gestures at an empty seat. Nearby patrons turn their heads watching D-54392 find his seat. D-54392 takes a seat. Squelching, wet sounds are heard on the recording.]

SCP-XXXX-2: Enjoy the movie! (leaves)

Control: D-54392, what was that sound?

D-54392:

Control: D-54392, respond. What was that sound?

D-54392:

Control: D-54392, please respond.

D-54392:

[Control attempts to communicate with D-54392 without success over the next hour. However, D-54392's camera continues recording until its internal battery dies. Instances of SCP-XXXX-1 and the screen exhibit no change over the course of 16 hours.]


<End Log>


Exploration Log

Date: 2018/10/12

After the initial exploration, D-40913 was sent and told not to sit in a theatre seat. D-40913 was told to excuse herself after entering the show room.


<Begin Log>


[D-40913 enters the building.]

SCP-XXXX-2: (pops up from under the ticket booth desk) Hello there! Wow, gosh, we've been busier than usual!

D-40913: Yeah, hi.

SCP-XXXX-2: What movie are you lookin' to see? (gestures to the marquee)

Control: Tell it that you want to see 'Johnny Mnemonic'.

D-40913: (speaks to Control) That really old movie from the 90s?

SCP-XXXX-2: (laughs) Yes but which one?

Control: It doesn't know you're wired. Refrain from talking to us.

D-40913: (nods) I'd like to see 'Johnny Mnemonic'.

SCP-XXXX-2: Certainly! Boy, oh boy, that movie has been oddly popular!

D-40913: Yeah, I hear it's one of the greatest movies ever.

[They head toward the show room.]

Control: Ask it when it had a new patron last.

D-40913: You said it's gotten busier.

SCP-XXXX-2: Yes? It has.

D-40913: When was your last new patron?

SCP-XXXX-2: Just a few days ago actually!

[SCP-XXXX-2 ushers D-40913 to the show room and leads her to a seat. Her camera passes an aisle where an SCP-XXXX-1 instance sits in a bright orange, jumpsuit. Its head moves following D-40913 and SCP-XXXX-2.]

Control: (covers mic) Is that-(indecipherable) Ok. (uncovers mic) D-40913, excuse yourself to the restroom.

D-40913: Oh… I just realized that I should go to the bathroom before the movie starts.

SCP-XXXX-2: You don't want to take your seat?

D-40913: Yeah, I want to take my seat, on the toilet.

SCP-XXXX-1: Shhh! The movie is about to start.

SCP-XXXX-2: (whispers) You'd miss the beginning of the movie.

D-40913: (muttering to Control) Why is he arguing?

SCP-XXXX-2: (grins and tilts his head to the side) What was that? I didn't catch it.

[D-40913 backs away slowly. More instances of SCP-XXXX-1 turn their heads and watch. A few instances' heads turn 180 degrees to watch D-40913.]

Control: D-40913, abort and head to the extraction point!

[Breathing heavily, she turns to run. An instance of SCP-XXXX-1 blocks the path.]

SCP-XXXX-1: (cocks head to the side) Where are you going? The movie is about to start.

[She screams and pushes past. Fibers similar in appearance to mycelium6 attach itself to D-40913's shoulder.]

D-40913: Gross! What the hell?

Control: D-40913 stay calm and get out of there!

[She manages to push past the anomaly but from the aisle seats arms reach out trying to grab her as she runs past. At the top of the stairs she encounters more SCP-XXXX-1 instances. They cock their heads to the side. One of them speaks.]

SCP-XXXX-1: Where are you going? The movie is about to start.

[D-40913 screams as she tries to break past the block. The instances grab her and pull her toward a seat. She struggles and punches an instance in the face. Its nose snaps but it doesn't react otherwise. Black blood drips from its nose. The instances repeat themselves as they force D-40913 into a chair. A squishy, ripping sound is heard from outside the field of view. The camera jerks but continues to face forward.]

Control: D-40913? Respond! D-40913?

D-40913:

[SCP-XXXX-2 makes its way up the stairs. Instances clear out of its path and then return to their seats. Loud, squishy noises are heard as the instances sit. D-40913's camera captures the anomalies in front of her. Fibers from the backs of the chairs and from the backs of SCP-XXXX-1 instances merge. Smiling, SCP-XXXX-2 approaches D-40913.]

SCP-XXXX-2: Whoever you are, I would like to thank you for sending me more patrons!

[It reaches inside of D-40913's front pocket and tears out the camera. SCP-XXXX-2 looks into the camera, its eyes are gray.]

SCP-XXXX-2: I hope you send me more patrons soon.

[Recording cuts out.]


<End Log>




SCP-XXXX-1 instances captured on D-40913's camera matched descriptions of Larry Wheeler, Samantha Brown, and Jude Hart who were all reported missing in 1989, 1992 and 1994 respectively.

Exploration Log

Mobile Task Force Assigned: MTF-440 "Muses"

Task Force: "Melpomene", "Thalia"

Date: 2018/10/17

Due to SCP-XXXX-2's knowledge of the Foundation's operations and aggression by SCP-XXXX-1 instances, "Muses" was sent for further exploration. Their orders were data collection and retrieval of lost personnel if possible. The following recording was retrieved at a later date.


<Begin Log>


Melpomene: Control, we've reached the target location.

[Static.]

Melpomene: Control?

[Static.]

Thalia: How do we proceed?

Melpomene: Lets back track a safe distance and reestablish communications.

[They retreat back a safe distance and establish contact with Control. It's decided that "Muses" proceed with caution.]

["Muses" enter the theatre through the front door. Expecting hostility, they ready their firearms. As in previous explorations, the entryway is pristine and the lights turn on as they walk into the building. They cautiously approach the ticket stand.]

SCP-XXXX-2: (slowly pops up from under the desk) Hello hello! I knew you'd send me more patrons! But there is a strict no firearms policy while in the theatre.

[Melpomene opens her mouth to speak.]

SCP-XXXX-2: (interrupting Melpomene) I'm afraid I'll have to take those.

[Mycelium spreads over their firearms. Melpomene and Thalia try their weapons.]

SCP-XXXX-2: Nope! No can do! Not in my theatre. (laughs)

[The firearms dissolve in the operatives' hands.]

Thalia: Well shit!

[Melpomene throws a punch. SCP-XXXX-2 dodges.]

SCP-XXXX-2: Tsk, tsk! (shakes head) There shall be no violence in my theatre as well.

[Momentarily lights in the main entryway are cut. When the lights come back SCP-XXXX-2 is nowhere to be seen.]

SCP-XXXX-2: (incorporeal) How about this? I let you come and see a movie without a ticket, eh?

Thalia: (yelling) We aren't here to see a movie!

Melpomene: (calmly) Thalia check the booth, concession stand and restroom. I'm checking the hallways and show rooms.

[Thalia nods as she carefully inspects the booth while Melpomene cautiously walks down the hallway. The movie posters have changed to 'Dawn of the Living Dead', 'The Sixth Sense', 'Stephen King's IT', 'Arachnolagophobia' and other 80s-90s horror films.]


[Thalia inspects the ticket booth. She finds it empty.]

Thalia: Wow that sure is weird? No tickets, no register, no seat? I thought there'd at least be food crumbs.

[She leaves the ticket booth and heads for the concession stand.]

Thalia: Hope I find some popcorn. (laughs to herself)

[Reaching the concession stand, she finds it's also empty.]

Thalia: Well damn what kinda two-bit theatre is this? No popcorn?

[A loud slapping sound comes from the restrooms.]

Thalia: (sighs) Of course.

[She heads to the restrooms. Reflexively she reaches for her gun. She curses under her breath. Instead, she pulls out a hunting knife.]

Thalia: (chuckles) Fucker didn't take my knife.

[As she approaches the restroom the sounds get louder. She identifies the sounds coming from the men's room. Peeking her head around the corner, the camera pans the room.]

[The restroom is lit and empty. She cautiously enters the room. The sounds stop. Thalia takes a deep breath and kicks down the first stall door. It's empty. She kicks down the next stall door. A raccoon screams and sprints out of the restroom.]

Thalia: (surprised) That's fucking bizarre.


[Melpomene makes her way down the hall toward the show room with the marquee 'Dawn of the Living Dead'.7 She turns her body mounted light on and enters the room. The theatre is close to full. Amongst the crowd are two bright orange jumpsuits.]

[The movie screen is blank as seen in prior recordings. SCP-XXXX-1 instances are motionless and remain facing the screen. Melpomene breathes heavily as she slowly steps down the stairs. Keeping an eye on the SCP-XXXX-1 instances, she approaches the nearest one.]

[She closely inspects the instance.8 Melpomene removes medical latex gloves from her side-pouch and gently pushes the instance forward. The instance's back peels away from the seat. Both the seat and the instance are connected via fibrous threads. Ripping and tearing sounds are recorded. Melpomene gags.]

[She takes a sample of the mycelium and places it in her kit. A loud, ripping sound is recorded off camera. Melpomene turns toward the noise and sees an instance standing. Mycelium hangs from its back.]

SCP-XXXX-1: Where are you going? The movie is about to start.

[Melpomene doesn't respond. Instead she turns around and walks out of the show room. More tearing sounds are recorded out of view. At the end of the hallway stands SCP-XXXX-2.]

SCP-XXXX-2: Leaving so soon? The movie is about to start you know.

[Melpomene looks at the other end of the hallway. It's a dead end. She turns back to SCP-XXXX-2 who is slowly walking towards her.]

SCP-XXXX-2: This is the most active the theatre has been since the town became my patrons.

[Thalia sneaks behind SCP-XXXX-2. Mumbling is heard from inside the show room. The squelching, ripping sounds get louder.]

SCP-XXXX-2: I've been getting one patron every other year for the past three decades. So whoever you are, thank you for your patronage. I've been quite famished.

[Instances of SCP-XXXX-1 exit the show room.]

SCP-XXXX-1: Where are you going? The movie is about to start.

[Melpomene approaches SCP-XXXX-2 while Thalia approaches it from behind.].

[SCP-XXXX-1 instances slowly leave the show room. They follow Melpomene.]

[Thalia jumps SCP-XXXX-2 and slits its throat. Black tar gushes from the cut. SCP-XXXX-2 falls to its knees. It clutches its throat and gags while trying to talk.]

[Melpomene sprints past SCP-XXXX-2 with Thalia leading the way. They enter into the main entryway with the sounds of footsteps behind them.]

[The operatives reach the front door and find that it's locked. Gurgling and laughter are heard from behind. They turn and the video feed shows SCP-XXXX-2 clutching its throat and attempting to speak. SCP-XXXX-1 instances file behind SCP-XXXX-2.]

SCP-XXXX-2: (gurgles) This is m- theatre. Y- thin' y- c-n leave?

[The instance laughs as more black tar sprays from its cut.]

Melpomene: Fuck. This.

[She grabs a nearby bench and with Thalia's help they smash a window.]

SCP-XXXX-2: (cackles) C-me bac' s-n!

[The operatives sprint away from the theatre. Once out of the town's boundary Melpomene calls for back-up requesting anomalous hazardous retrieval.]


<End Log>



"Muses" are retrieved on the outskirts of town. They were placed in quarantine for two weeks in the event that SCP-XXXX's anomalous nature is infectious.

Tests were conducted on the retrieved samples. The black fluid obtained from Thalia's knife was found to be black mold, although liquified. The mycelium was grafted onto the back of another D-Class, D-95804.

Days since infection Notes

Initial 24 hours

Grafting of fungi successful.

2 days

Fungi spreads on D-95804's back. Subject complains of itchiness.

4 days

Fibrous strands grow from D-95804's back. The subject is less responsive than usual.

5 days

D-95804 no longer responds to any outside stimuli.

6 days

An MRI is performed on D-95804. Despite neural scans showing no neurological activity, D-95804's body functions normally.

7 days


D-95804 doesn't move. Researchers ease the subject into a seated position from the bed.

Squishy sounds are recorded and fibrous, mycelium is attached to both D-95804 and the bed. D-95804 is moved to a non-anomalous theatre chair for further testing.


9 days

After more than 24 hours of no noticeable difference, D-95804 begins to speak. An interview was conducted through the PA system in D-95804's cell. Video and audio were recorded.

Interview Log

Interviewer: Researcher Davis

Interviewee: D-95804

Date: 2018/10/27


<Begin Log>


Davis: Good afternoon D-95804.

D-95804: (mumbles)

Davis: (clears throat) Ok so, do you remember the events of the last week?

D-95804: I wake up in a strange white room.

[Davis types on his laptop.]

Davis: Go on.

D-95804: I haven't been outside of the theatre in over 30 years.

Davis: (stops typing) Can you repeat that?

D-95804: From the theatre I can only reach so far. But you've given me another patron! Outside of myself even. I must thank you again for providing me with patrons.

Davis: (resumes typing) Am I speaking with an SCP-XXXX-1 instance?

D-95804: Is that what you've decided to name me?

[Davis continues typing on his keyboard ignoring the instance's question.]

SCP-XXXX-1: (laughs) It's no matter. You men in black can call me whatever you want. I'm just appreciative that you've fed me.

Davis: What do you mean by 'fed'?

SCP-XXXX-1: I have more energy to reach out and interact with this new reality.

Davis: Are you SCP-XXXX then, the theatre? Or something else?

SCP-XXXX-1: I'm merely an avatar of the theatre. I am a liaison of sorts.

[Davis finishes typing and excuses himself.]

Davis: Thank you for your time and cooperation SCP-XXXX-1.

SCP-XXXX-1: So soon? (chuckles) Please send me more patrons. It's so nice to see my theatre alive again.


<End Log>



The subject refused to speak further after the interview concluded. Amnestics were administered on D-95804 to no effect. 3 days after the initial interview with SCP-XXXX-1, D-95804 began to decompose.

On 2018/10/31 at 05:41 EST Lisa Gilbert, a paranormal investigator, by passed security personnel and entered SCP-XXXX. MTF-440 was sent to attempt retrieval and were equipped with Kant counters9.

Exploration Log

Mobile Task Force Assigned: MTF-440 "Muses"

Task Force: "Melpomene", "Thalia", "Urania", "Clio"

Date: 2018/10/31

Time: 07:12 EST


<Begin Log>


["Muses" hike into the town from the drop-off point. As expected they lose contact with Control. The morning is overcast and misty. Clio, Melpomene, and Urania make way to SCP-XXXX to retrieve Lisa Gilbert. Thalia is left to set up Kant counters around the perimeter.]

[Thalia turns on a counter. It reads 1.00 Humes10.]

Thalia: (over the radio) Lookin' good over here boss!

Clio: (places a Kant counter at the entrance to SCP-XXXX) All set!

Urania: Excellent. Clio, scout around the back of the theatre. Report anything suspicious.

Melpomene: It's quiet.

Urania: What do you mean?

Melpomene: There were sounds of birds and raccoons during the last mission.

[Urania and Melpomene ready to breach the front doors. The windows of SCP-XXXX are intact. Urania attempts to kick down the door. She fails. Her and Melpomene attempt to pull and push the door open. It remains closed.]

Melpomene: (over the radio) Clio are you able to find an entry point around the back?

Clio: Negative.

Melpomene: Thalia and I were able to break a window the last time.

Urania: Is the theatre able to regenerate itself?

Melpomene: I'm not sure but after seeing the interior and what the usher is capable of, I don't doubt it.

SCP-XXXX-2: Did I hear a man in black call for me?

[Melpomene and Urania look at the front door. The video feed shows the doors open and SCP-XXXX-2 standing at the doorframe. Behind it are roughly 10 instances of SCP-XXXX-1.]

SCP-XXXX-2: Or should I say woman in black?

Urania: (over the radio to Clio) We found the usher! Report!

Melpomene: Long time no see.

SCP-XXXX-2: Yes quite. Lovely to see you back! And you've brought a new patron!

[Urania inspects the counter. The Hume levels drop to 0.80. SCP-XXXX-2 takes a step out of the theatre. As it does tendrils of mycelium similar in pattern to the carpet extend making a path for SCP-XXXX-2.]

SCP-XXXX-2: (gestures to the Kant counter) Looks like the men- excuse me- women in black have brought their weird science.

[Urania and Melpomene reach for their guns.]

SCP-XXXX-2: Really? Again? (laughs) Nonetheless, you've brought even more patrons!

[Humes drop to 0.72. Melpomene and Urania back away from SCP-XXXX-2. Fibrous growths reach around the equipment. The counter now reads 0.53 Humes.]

Urania: Where is Lisa Gilbert?

SCP-XXXX-2: (laughs and gestures to an SCP-XXXX-1 instance behind it) Well, she's right here!

[The SCP-XXXX-1 instance matches descriptions of Lisa Gilbert.]

Melpomene: (to Urania) Do we proceed with retrieval?

[Mycelium continues to grow outwards toward the operatives.]

SCP-XXXX-2: (grins) Bold of you to assume that you can save her. She's mine now. Or ours. Rather.

[Clio's video feed captures her running through the side alley. Mycelium grows in front of her. Under her breath she cusses and pulls out her knife. Cutting through the mycelium she reaches the front of SCP-XXXX. At the same time as Clio cuts the mycelium SCP-XXXX-2 shouts as if in pain.]

SCP-XXXX-2: (doubling over) Ouchie! Who's doing that? (sees Clio sprint past him) OH! Another patron!

[Mycelium rapidly grows and wraps around Clio's ankle.]

SCP-XXXX-2: -and she's mine now too!

[Clio yelps and swings her knife at the mycelium. Melpomene and Urania replace their guns with knifes and help Clio.]

[SCP-XXXX-2 doubles over in pain again; the growth of mycelium slows. The operatives help Clio. Propping Clio up, Urania and Melpomene sprint away from SCP-XXXX.]

[Melpomene's video briefly records the Kant counter reading 0.19 Humes. When SCP-XXXX-2 regains composure the fungi spreads faster. SCP-XXXX-2 walks out to the middle of the road, following "Muses".]

SCP-XXXX-2: (shouts) Where are you going? The movie is about to start!

[Fungi spreads faster. SCP-XXXX-2 cackles. Sounds of crunching metal come from behind. Urania turns around, her video records the Kant counter crushing as the fibers spread. The mycelium wraps around buildings and cars carpeting the city in fibrous growth.]

[The operatives remain silent as they run past the town's boundary and meet with Thalia. Thalia's feed captures the mycelium stopping abruptly at the town boundary and the Kant counter reads 0.99 Humes. Breathing heavily, Urania radios for retrieval.]

SCP-XXXX-2: (yells) Send more patrons soon, women in black!

Provided below are forum logs pertaining to Lisa Gilbert's investigation of Dwelling, Ohio and SCP-XXXX.

not-so-modest-mouse 10/27/2018 (Day) 23:11:24 #54789321


ok. so. ive lived in mercer for my whole life, and yea i know you cant find it on a map, its a small township. yea. i know. it sucks. anyway, ive lived here my WHOLE LIFE and i know every other small town, village, and township and i have NEVER come across the town of dwelling. it like. just showed up one day?

i was mudding down the back roads with my buds when we zipped past a town with a sign that read "welcome to dwelling"

in the distance was a deprecate town that i never saw before

anyway, i shrugged it off until late last night, i decided to go to the town, but i couldnt bring myself to cross the town line

something felt off

i just wanted to share this with you guys

because im pretty shook

jortsMcGee 10/27/2018 (Day) 23:26:17 #54789322


Hey so, I'm not your baby sitter or anything, but you should totally go check it out! Sounds like fun!

not-so-modest-mouse 10/27/2018 (Day) 23:44:36 #54789323


im thinkin of doin that, but im going to do some research first because like, what if im walking into a trap or an alternate dimension or something?

jortMcGee 10/28/2018 (Day) 00:03:47 #54789324


OP where are you from?

not-so-modest-mouse 10/28/2018 (Day) 00:10:05 #54789325


ohio

gracee_sleek 10/28/2018 (Day) 00:23:14 #54789326


LMAO isnt that already an alternate dimension?

not-so-modest-mouse 10/28/2018 (Day) 00:31:02 #54789327


…yea youre right.

anyway, im going to the library tomorrow to find any old school documents on dwelling

jortsMcGee 10/28/2018 (Day) 00:56:17 #54789328


Godspeed o7

gracee_sleek 10/28/2018 (Day) 00:58:05 #54789329


what a nerd, just go to the town already

not-so-modest-mouse 10/28/2018 (Day) 23:10:08 #54789330


alright so i went to the library. theres a TON of info on dwelling! but when i asked the librarian about dwelling she looked at me like i had two heads! shes never heard of that town before! i showed her the records and she just shrugged. said it mustve been an old township that was abandonded for quite some time. but i asked her how no one has noticed it before now! she said someone surely has but paid it no mind, its not important she said and shrugged it off.

like no??? im not accepting this. its not just some "ghost town", i mean, like it IS a ghost town but where did it come from? is it from here? whats it doing here?

jortsMcGee 10/28/2018 (Day) 23:16:12 #54789331


OP like I said before, you should totally go check it out. Have you gone paranormal hunting before? Because if not, take some provisions with you. A flashlight, a notebook, a spirit box, your phone, a battery pack, your phone cable (duh), some MREs or protein bars, a bottle of water, a bottle of holy water, and maybe a cross.

not-so-modest-mouse 10/28/2018 (Day) 23:19:57 #54789332


a bottle of water, and maybe a cross.

hahahaah no.

anyway im taking the rest of this with me and ill record my findings! wish me luck! and if you dont hear back from me in the next day or so tell my wife i said hello!

jortsMcGee 10/31/2018 (Day) 22:11:43 #54789333


Well, OP hasn't been active in two days so…

gracee_sleek 10/31/2018 (Day) 22:23:15 #54789334


lol we tell her wife 'Hello!'

bunbun 10/31/2018 (Day) 22:25:13 #54789335


b srs bout this, she may b fuggin ded

not-so-modest-mouse 11/02/2018 (Day) 21:23:58 #54789336


hey guys! sorry it took me so long to get back! im doin alright, and really? the librarian was right. its just some dusty ghost town.

jortsMcGee 11/02/2018 (Day) 21:25:48 #54789337


Dude! You can't just say what you said, disappear for two days, and then return saying "im doin alright"! There's more to this! What happened?

not-so-modest-mouse 11/02/2018 (Day) 21:39:41 #54789338


i had to study for my finals you fuckin loser

bunbun 11/02/2018 (Day) 21:46:11 #54789339


😂😂😂

she fuggin told u

A second sample of fungi was grafted onto D-74893 to conduct another interview with an SCP-XXXX-1 instance. The same set-up was used as before.

Interview Log

Interviewer: Researcher Davis

Interviewee: D-74893

Date: 2018/11/10


<Begin Log>


Davis: How are you feeling this evening D-74893?

D-74893: Oh please Davis, you know who I am by now.

Davis: (clears throat) SCP-XXXX-1 there are a few questions that I need to ask.

SCP-XXXX-1: Well, obviously! You called me here. Go ahead and shoot.

Davis: Who are you and where are you from?

SCP-XXXX-1: (laughs) I told you before that I am the avatar of the theatre. In all senses, I am the theatre. I'm from Dwelling, Ohio.

Davis: I understand your current location is in Dwelling, but where were you before this?

SCP-XXXX-1: I don't know what you mean? I've always been in Dwelling.

Davis: We've never had records of Dwelling, Ohio on our DeepWell servers. As of 2018, records outside of DeepWell state that the town was founded in 1891.

[Silence.]

Davis: Where was Dwelling before now?

SCP-XXXX-1: (places hand on chin) Ok, well. I move from reality to reality. (leans over table) I send out my tendrils and when I find a reality that's suitable, I merge with it.

Davis: (typing) What do you mean by merge?

SCP-XXXX-1: Yes, like play-doh against a cheese grater.

Davis: (confused) Would you say that you've merged with the town of Dwelling?

SCP-XXXX-1: (laughs) Absolutely!

Davis: Why did you merge with the entire town?

SCP-XXXX-1: Well, I would've merged with the entire state of Ohio but I started to starve before I could do so. So I sent my tendrils out to find new patrons. (pauses) And here I am! In this new reality I might be able to merge after all.

Davis: This will be enough for now. Thank you SCP-XXXX-1 for your cooperation.

SCP-XXXX-1: After all that you've done for me? Certainly!


<End Log>


After the interview concluded Hume readings from the perimeter of Dwelling, Ohio dropped from 0.99 to 0.72 Humes. A billboard appeared on Parker Road11 reading "Watch sleeper hits at the Dwelling Theatre!". SCP-XXXX has been reclassified as the town of Dwelling, Ohio.