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DATE: 12 Jul 2021 03:06

Seeking Greenlights: Yes

Page Type: SCP Article

Genre: Drama -> Tragedy

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Elevator Pitch: The Velveteen Rabbit only chopped and screwed (in a metaphorical sense) with an inverted ending

Central Narrative: During the Search and Rescue phase of Site-[Redacted], the SR team encounters a stuffed kangaroo trying to dig her owner out of the rubble. Its confirmed that before the containment breech she was an nonanonomous item and is thus confiscated by the foundation and contained. Being based of an educational children's show and an offhand remark by an interviewer that maybe if she becomes useful to the foundation, she will see her owner again, she requests various textbooks while in containment and though hard work and a realistic time frame, starts contributing to the Foundation.

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Due to the SCP's compliance and at request of both the site director and ethics committee, within 3 years of her original containment, she moves from a small humanoid containment cell to a normal sized containment cell, to a single occupance dorm (with cameras watching her) to being returned to conditional custody of her previous owner(check ins every 8 hours, cameras are required on their on site residence).

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After that, the two get two years. During these two years, the file notes both parties were incredibly productive and did some of their best work, independently and collaboratively, during this time. After that however her custodian gets killed and in effect, becomes the 'doll' leaving the SCP distraught. Furthermore, his body must be burned as per protocol. The last part of the document reveals an incident in which SCP in question questions another SCP leading to a revoke of privileges leaving the SCP in an uncertain situation

Hook/Attention-Grabber: Containment Procedures becomes more lax as she is integrated into the foundation until there is an incident in which it gets rolled back

Additional Notes: This work is primarily built off of inspiration from SCP-5031 and SCP-5094. The former is what gives the Foundation the breadth to take the doll's work seriously, while the latter is what shapes individual interaction with her (those too old or young to remember children's show are alot more wary of the doll then those who do)
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DATE: 12 Jul 2021 00:24

Her Majesty's Government.

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As of effective immediately, The SCP Foundation's access to HMS-XXXX must be disallowed to all degrees. The Foundation as a whole or a single or a group of Foundation representatives have broken the Gladstone protocol. On the day of [To be inserted], Foundation researchers failed to relay the information to either of our liaisons at Site-32. Subsequently, they caused either purposeful intent or an act of negligence in the death of Paul Fredericks.

It is to be known that neither the Government nor the Round Table accepts the Foundation's overarching hegemonic power structure. At this present time, The Round Table has agreed not to escalate this further pending future indictments. A member of Round Table approved staff will now research HMS-XXXX. The Foundation will receive information about HMS-XXXX only after it has been heavily scrutinised.

We do not wish ill intent on the Foundation. We have worked closely for many years, but the Round Table and Her Majesty's Government will not be bullied or taken advantage of. We work as equals, not lessers. This must be understood. The Round Table must be understood.

Cloak and Dagger operations pertaining to the indoctrination of junior liaison O'Hara is unacceptable. We must insist that this charade is ended. Now. If O'Hara wants to join the Foundation officially, it will be handled through regular channels.

Make no mistake.

We are watching you.

We are not amused.

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All following information is restricted to personnel authorised by the UK Government and Round Table hitherto the Gemini Incident.

Item #: HMS-XXXX (Albion)

Object Class: Euclid

Containment Procedures: HMS-XXXX (Albion) is to be spoken to cordially and respectfully when it awakes, personnel are not to engage in conversation with HMS-XXXX (Albion) unless XXXX requests so personally. Questions may be asked as long as the answers are recorded. Requests of any sort are forbidden, including but not limited to, Moving Limbs, Breathing Fire etc. All personnel will regard XXXX with the same respect and courtesy as one would royalty.

Description: SCP-XXXX (Albion) is a supermassive sentient biomass, most commonly known as a dragon. Up to 90% of the landmass of the UK is situated on its back. HMS-XXXX (Albion) is fully cognizant and capable of speech. The only visible part of HMS-XXXX (Albion) is located in the Upholland region of Lancashire.

Addendum: HMS-XXXX should be referred to by his given name 'Aerouant'
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DATE: 11 Jul 2021 23:05

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Special Containment Procedures: There is no known way to effectively neutralize or contain SCP-XXXX. Instead, Mobile Task Force Beta-54 ("Imposters") are to work with Global Occult Coalition Strike Team 2348 to track down and dismantle any groups that are formed as a result of SCP-XXXX, as well as amnestize it's members.

Information produced by groups associated with SCP-XXXX that is Level 4 Classified or more is to be immediately destroyed. Any information Level 3 Classified or below is to be archived for later review.

If a group stemming from SCP-XXXX gets enough public recognition that it would make forcefully dismantling it cause suspicion, then resources are instead to be dedicated to causing the group's collapse in other ways, such as inducing financial problems within the group, stirring controversies that would split up people within the group, or filing copyright claims.

Due to the lack of information pertaining to how many people SCP-XXXX effects, this anomaly was given the disruption classification "Uncertain" until further notice.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a phenomenon where certain groups of people begin documenting and forming tales and stories of the SCP Foundation and Global Occult Coalition despite having no prior knowledge of the two agencies before writing. It should be known that this phenomenon does not give people the compulsion to join any individual group, but rather gives them the compulsion to write about the two agencies and share their work with others.

Whenever a group associated with SCP-XXXX documents anomalies, any person or thing writing about anomalies for said group inadvertently describe anomalies in the possessed by or interacted with by the SCP Foundation or the Global Occult Coalition. However, wording or style of documents written by these groups do not always align with that of the SCP Foundation. This fact has made this anomaly difficult to control, since Foundation documents cannot be fully cross-checked with documents circulating on the internet. Upon linking of images on the pages of certain cognitohazardous anomalies, the effects of the image are identical to that of their SCP Foundation counterpart.

Every person affected by SCP-XXXX, upon interrogation, has been unable to describe any motive or inspiration behind whatever was written by them, instead claiming that they only have done so for fun (See Addendum XXXX-2).

SCP-XXXX causes an estimated 300 groups to form each month around the world, and affects an unknown number of individuals not part of said groups. Due to the potential breach of secrecy for the SCP Foundation and the Global Occult Coalition, the two foundations have decided to work together to suppress any information leak stemming from SCP-XXXX, and conduct research into possible neutralization methods of SCP-XXXX.

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Addendum XXXX-1: Discovery

From 4/12/2001 to 7/16/2014, a large amount of groups were detected whose documents matched up with that of the SCP Foundation. Further interrogations commenced, and it was confirmed that no member of said groups had any prior knowledge of the SCP Foundation and it's activities. Majority of members thought of the documents created by their own members to be purely works of fiction rather than actual truth.

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Addendum XXXX-2: Archived Groups

An archive of notable and larger communities and some documents pertaining to them have been documented below. Non-English communities have been translated to english for archival purposes as well.

Group Name	Method of Dismantlement	Archived Information
The SPF Foundation	Due to the name, identification of the group was easier. However, at the time of discovery, MTF Beta-54 was not created, meaning that this group grew significantly in size before discovery. Bots were deployed to spam the forums present on the site, causing a plummet in popularity. Group forcefully dismantled afterwards.	The SPF Foundation (Stabbing Poor Folks) documented nearly 900 anomalies, all of which were determined to match up with Foundation files. Those documented were generally of keter-class entities. Upon further interrogation, the groups members claimed to get enjoyment from writing about keter entities rather than safe or euclid ones.
The OPA	Due to the fact that MTF Beta-54 was tasked with tracking down groups with documents similar to that of the Foundation, the OPA was not discovered by Beta-54. The Global Occult Coalition on 4/12/2005 discovered the OPA and it's activities, and due to the size it grew to, contacted the SCP Foundation to help dismantle the group. A Copyright claim was fabricated that was able to strike down the community. Further splinter groups were quickly dismantled.	The OPA (Occult Protective Agency) was one similar to that of the Global Occult Coalition, that wrote tales about the neutralization of anomalies. Due to the fact that the group did not document Foundation anomalies, alongside the difference in mission statement, this group was assumed to not be a result of SCP-XXXX. Due to the agreement between The Global Occult Coalition and the SCP Foundation, any further documentation of the OPA has been deleted from the archive.
The Paranormal Writing Club	Members of the groups were tracked down and amnestized, and documents from the Club were archived.	The Paranormal Writing Club was not run over the internet, but rather its members had meetings where anomalies were written over paper. This group showed interest in documenting memetic-based anomalies more than anything else, and filled in anomalies related to memetics in their proper slots despite not having prior knowledge of which numbered anomalies were memetic-based. Because MTF Beta-54 was only geared to detect anomalies over the internet and a group being run over paper was not conceived of as of yet, this group went unnoticed until Field Agent ████ accidentally discovered it in an investigation of a separate anomaly. Methods of scanning for SCP-XXXX related groups have been revised to account for writing groups following this,
The Archive of Anomalous Entities	All documents containing cognitohazards or images identified as dangerous were deleted. Group dismantled and members amnestized.	The Archive of Anomalous Entities is a group of people who didn't have much experience in writing, but rather in graphic design. These group members created images of anomalies that are true-to-life with no prior knowledge about them, even creating images of anomalies which did not contain images on the original files. Non-Dangerous images have been archived.
The PIA	Due to this group's open involvement in investigation of anomalies, Beta-54 had no trouble tracking down it's members. The agency was dismantled and all members that could be found were captured and held in confinement. The members that could not be found went on to form the "Private Anomaly Investigation Committee", to investigate anomalies separate from any government agency or foundation. Members of the Private Anomaly Investigation Committee are yet to be found, and any information about their whereabouts are to be reported to Researcher Helge immediately.	The PIA (Paranormal Investigation Agency) started from a private investigator when they were affected by SCP-XXXX. Upon continuous writing of entries into the database for fun, they figured out about the legitimacy of the documents after writing entries for various memetic based anomalies. Upon further investigation and eventual discovery of the SCP Foundation, the private investigator figured out about SCP-XXXX and it's effects, and found a workaround to document anomalies on his own accord (Using Symbols and Letters not associated with numbers). This individual contacted other investigators and formed the PIA as a result to investigate anomalies. Documents found from this person and a search of the primary agency building led to the discovery of SCP-████, SCP-████, and SCP-████. Several more anomalous objects are suspected to be in the possession of the Private Anomaly Investigation Committee.

Footnotes

1. Research html div tags for stylizing report and interview.

2. Dr. Lander: Official records say she was sunk by U-124 on 24 November 1941. A cover-up, perhaps? I certainly intend to do more digging.

3. Dr. Lander: I find it interesting that no S&R was undertaken, especially given the "classified" nature of her cargo.

4. Dr. Lander: Once again, no effort was made to find the vessel or her wreckage, even to recover remains. I get the feeling higher-ups wanted her gone.

5. I'm considering reformatting these images to be less obstructive, but am not sure how. Any ideas?

6. Dr. Lander: Classic amnestic killswitch. It was probably implanted when they removed whatever memories he had about his encounter with the creature, and the anti-amnestic given by Agent Anthony tripped it. That is assuming his encounter with the creature actually happened.

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DATE: 11 Jul 2021 21:23

WARNING: THE FOLLOWING FILE IS OUTDATED

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THE FILE WILL REMAIN FULLY ACCESSIBLE UNTIL THE UPDATED VERSION IS CONFIRMED. UPDATED VERSION CAN BE FOUND BELOW THIS FILE.

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be contained within a reinforced medium sized dog pen in Biological Site-202, Califronia. The specimen is to be regularly provided with the prescribed dietary requirements of a 27kg coyote.

SCP-XXXX is to be contained within a medium sized terrestrial environment in Biological Site-104. The subjects behavior and diet are to be recorded three times a day at day break, noon and dusk.

SCP-XXXX is to be contained within Biological Research Site-95's sole all purpose automated examination chamber. Regular scans are to be preformed on every aspect of its philology, biology and behavioral regiments at-least once every hour, in order to ensure all potential anomalous properties are cataloged.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a male coyote weighing approximately 27kg with a height of 70cm from the shoulder. SCP-XXXX is capable of vocalizing speech indistinguishable from that of a human despite having no obvious physiological means of doing so, commonly stating: "I am a coyote". SCP-XXXX has never been observed to vocalize anything other than this statement.

When initially discovered SCP-XXXX was seen to follow a foundation field detachment in the Nevada desert for several miles before eventually approaching them and exclaiming "I am a coyote". During its capture, contrary to most wild coyotes, SCP-XXXX was extremely docile and was not alarmed when handled. Since its containment, the behavior of SCP-XXXX has varied wildly and follows no particular or otherwise discernible pattern other than its frequent statements that it is a coyote.

All individuals to have come into contact with or otherwise be sufficiently informed of SCP-XXXX will express the opinion that is in-fact not a coyote, the possibility of a memetic effect emitted by SCP-XXXX has been considered but not confirmed.

Addendum:

SCP-XXXX Observation Logs - Dr. Collie.

22/05/19██ - Notable Behavior: Since I've been assigned to the anomaly I've noticed some odd behavior, most notably when it bashed several apples against the cage.

23/05/19██ - Constant Screeching: Won't stop shouting "I'm a coyote" over and over again. I can't take my mind off of it anymore.

24/05/19██ - Possible Shape Shifting Abilities: Subjects fur-pattern has changed over the last day or so. Specifically, I'm almost certain that a slightly darker patch of fur has moved several centimetres along the side of the torso toward the head.

29/05/19██ - Possible Physiological or Spacial Anomaly: Specimen has eaten ~7 times its own body-weight in food after breaking out of the pen. Does not seem to show any ill-effects, nor does it weigh any heavier. Requesting transfer to a site with more equipment than a Petco.

06/06/19██ - Nothing Out of The Ordinary Somehow: Scans all showed up with nothing weird - which is weird in of itself considering the food incident. Every scan I've ran comes up with what you'd expect from your usual coyote, from what I'm looking at it shouldn't have been able to fit that much food inside its stomach; still considered a spacial anomaly but having it eat while under X-ray just showed the food passing through the digestive tract. I'm still going to send its blood up to the lab for examination.

09/06/19██ - Attention Seeker: Keeps scratching on the glass whenever I'm not looking at it.

10/06/19██ - Attention Seeker Part 2 Electric Boogaloo: Scratching continues, going to need to order new glass at this rate.

11/06/19██ -Higher Intelligence?: I took a closer look and the scratch marks today and it seems to form some letters - One I, Two As, and a C.

12/06/19██ - Moving Again: It feels odd to attribute such intent to an animal but I think it's lying. It has to be, right? All this weird shit, it can't just be a coyote.

Honestly… from the way its staring at me I think it knows I'm onto it.

17/06/19██ - Blood Result: The blood results came back, the lab was really confused about it. When they initially looked at the sample all of what you'd typically expect to be iron was gold instead - for about 10 minutes before it went back to iron. They didn't have the time to take a good look, apparently.

22/06/19██ - Reality Manipulation?: I swore its eyes were blue yesterday. Went to check camera feed. The thing was staring directly into it with bright green eyes… it was sleeping all day yesterday. I've had enough of this cat a mouse with me trying to catch it in the act, I'm transferring to Site-95.

02/07/19██ - Its Pretending: Since I moved it into the automated examination chamber, it hasn't moved a muscle, It hasn't done a thing… other than tell that god forsaken lie. Equipment is falling for it so I'm pondering about exploring an alternative route.

02/07/19██ - Bringing in SCP-███: It sounds ludicrous when I say it out loud but this is the only way I'll ever know the truth, it says ███ always tells the truth.

02/07/19██ - SCP-███ is lying: I held it in my hand and the ink rolled up my arm. "It is the coyote". I'm going for a coffee before I break something - don't care if it's midnight.

Incident Report XXXX-A: SCP-XXXX cross-anomaly containment breach.

Date: 02/07/19██ 00:21

Report: No footage exists of the incident due to the nature of the incident, instead the report relies on first hand accounts of the incident.

00:21: Site systems were manually hacked and thus accessed without authorization.

00:22: Failure of all primary and secondary facility systems including the lighting and camera network.

00:25: Complete failure of multiple containment systems within the facility.

00:30: On-site security overwhelmed - full evacuation ordered.

00:42 Mobile Task Force Lambda-7 'Fox Hounds' dispatched to Site-95.

01:15 Evacuation complete, minimal casualties reported.

01:45 Arrival of MTF Unit Lambda-7.

02:22 All SCPs confirmed to be re-contained with the facility's systems fully functional again.

Large quantities of ink produced by SCP-███ were found throughout Site-95 post incident, with particularly large amounts present in the sites control room. Although believed to have been trapped in its containment due the exit door having been found to be rendered non-functional, SCP-XXXX was also covered in the substance.

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DATE: 11 Jul 2021 20:19

SCP-6106

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Special Containment Procedures:

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SCP-6106-A and SCP-6106-B are both to be contained in a standard containment chamber at all times. Video and audio software are to be fully functioning at all times.

Any personnel who must enter SCP-6106's containment chamber must have level 3 authorization, and wearing or interacting with the objects is strictly prohibited.

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SCP-6106-A is to be contained in a standard containment chamber. Personnel under the authorization of level 3 clearance are prohibited from entering SCP-6106-A's containment chamber.

SCP-6106-B has been neutralized. SCP-6106-A is currently in a non-anomalous state. Interacting or wearing the object is currently unrestricted and poses no harm.

Description: SCP-6106-A appears to be a metal neckless, approximately 16 inches in height. If an individual interacts or wears the object, they will receive mental damage.

Addendum: SCP-6106 was first discovered in [DATA EXPUNGED] after [REDACTED]. It was then transported to Site-19 via [DATA REDACTED].

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SCP-6107

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DATE: 11 Jul 2021 17:29

Tale: "A Darkened Figure" (DRAFT)

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A Darkened Figure

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Something was down there; Hans was sure of it.

He had been against boarding the HMS Dunedin, a drifting cruiser in the middle of the Atlantic, but as a lowly Matrosengefreiter Hans had no say in the matter.

Now he was sure his commanding officer was dead. While he remained on deck, Schwarz had descended into the cargo hold with three other men; six minutes later Hans heard muffled screams and gunshots. By the time he worked up the courage to descend the stairs himself, the struggle was over.

Erie silence inundated the ship, only broken by the hull creaking in protest against the cold, rising waves breaking upon it. Hans gripped his Kar98k and felt the salty Atlantic sea spray pelt his exposed face. The rest of him was covered in a wet parka. Swallowing his fear, Hans slipped his bayonet out of its pouch and over the muzzle of his rifle and took the first step of the stairway carefully.

He held the rifle in front, his finger around the trigger and the safety off. A round sat ready in the chamber. As he passed a caged bulb set into the stairwell, his shadow danced across the left wall and disappeared into the blackness below.

Coming to the base of the metal stairway, Hans cautiously turned the corner, leading with the gun, and sighted down a long, empty corridor lit by three more caged bulbs. The moonlit deck and noises of the ocean were replaced by the stink and vibrations of the dank, musty bowels of light cruiser on wartime patrol.

The long hallway had four doors, two per side, each set opposite another. The corridor ended in an additional that ran perpendicular to the first, forming a T-shape. A body lay in the second door on the right side, the heavy, metal hatch half-open. A dark liquid pooled outside the opening. Similarly colored spray was slowly running down the wall at the end of the passageway, flowing around two large gashes in the metal and a scattering of bullet holes.

Hans crept forward, never lowering his rifle, and tested the handles of the first two doors on each side. They were locked. Coming upon the last two, Hans moved to the side of the body in the door. He glanced down the corridor, found it still empty, and knelt down to check the kriegsmarine-uniform-clad corpse. A lengthy, deep gash cut into the right side of Schwarz’s neck, almost severing his head. No more blood came from the wound; all of it had drained onto the floor.

Releasing the body and taking up his rifle again, Hans stepped over the coagulated puddle and prepared to enter the intersection of the two hallways. Just before reaching it, a loud "clang" sounded from behind him. Turning, he saw a grate had been pried from the floor.

His previously swallowed fear crept back up, and he unconsciously stepped backwards into something leathery. Hans wheeled around and slashed upwards at a dark figure. An inhuman scream emanated from it. Hans froze for only a moment before turning and sprinting back down the corridor towards the stairs. A padding, scraping, galloping sound followed close behind him. He turned at the base of the stairs and blasted a round toward the creature.

The muzzle flash illuminated a gaunt, dark face drawn tight around an elongated skull, jaws open in a scream to reveal rows of jagged teeth. Two stark white, pinpoint eyes looked back. The round struck the monster in the shoulder, and it stumbled into the wall, black liquid splattering its surface.

Hans turned again and ran, now driven purely by fear. Up the stairs he bounded, coming to the deck and leaning over the railing. His ship’s lights beckoned in the distance.

Spinning one final time, Hans saw the creature clawing out of the darkness below and onto the deck. They locked eyes.

Hans pushed himself over.

Just as he cleared the edge, a scream came from right behind him. Hans felt a sharp pain draw across his side as he plummeted into the dark, frigid, water below.

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I recently came across some interview and incident reports that seem to pertain to SCP-015-IT. These go back further than any Foundation and Brotherhood of Saint George's Knights records I've been able to find. Oddly enough, there seem to be no official Kriegsmarine reports to corroborate them.
-Dr. Lander

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+ British Royal Navy missing ship report, 1941

A photograph of the HMS Dunedin turning into Gardens Reach on the Brisbane River, c. 1920.

A photograph of John Tomasic, a Lieutenant Commander previously aboard the HMS Dunedin, c. 1939.

The following is a transcript of a report filed in 1941 by one Lieutenant Commander John Tomasic of the British Royal Navy. It appears that he served aboard the HMS Dunedin from 1939-1941. The report is marked "top secret" and I had to pull some strings in Parliament to get my hands on the original. Apparently, nobody made any copies of this.
-Dr. Lander

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Missing Vessel Report

Form #: MR-1175-0478-A

Filed by: Lt. Cdr. John Tomasic, RN
Date of Submission: 31 December 1941
Name of Missing Vessel: HMS Dunedin²
Vessel Last Seen On: 15 June 1941
Vessel Last Seen At: East of St. Paul's Rocks, north-east of Recife, Brazil
Vessel Expected In Port On: 10 December 1941
Attach Last Cargo Manifest: [CLASSIFIED]
List Search & Rescue Operations Currently Underway: None³
Status of Missing Crew: KIA⁴

Notes:
HMS Dunedin was operating under Top Secret orders before she disappeared. Please treat any information that is issued after this date as such, by authority of OSS Command.

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+ Interview with a Mr. Lehmann, 1962

The following is a transcript of the audio from a 1962 interview with Hans Lehmann, an ex-Kriegsmanrine who served from 1939 to 1945. It has been translated from German to English. I pulled the audio cassette from the CIA's archives. It was filed under "Operation Quick Release", and the description attached said it was made in East Germany by an "Agent Michael Anthony"; a search for that name turned up nothing. Other files seem to be missing, and the few that remained were heavily redacted, so much so I didn't bother to include them here.
-Dr. Lander

»BOF

Attached Description:

Interviewed: Hans Lehmann, East German Citizen
Interviewer: Agent Michael Anthony, CIA
Date of Recording: December 25, 1962
Location: Stasi HQ, Lichtenburg, East Berlin, German Democratic Republic

[Tape starts.]

Michael Anthony: "Would the interviewed please state his name and date of birth for the record?"

A photograph of Hans Lehmann, Matrosengefreiter aboard the Nürnberg, c. 1939.

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Hans Lehmann: "Hans Klein Lehmann, November twenty-fifth, nineteen-seventeen. Am I in trouble, comrade officer?"

Michael: "No, you aren't. I'd just like to ask you some questions about something that happened a long time ago. You served aboard the Nürnberg from November of 1935 until the end of the war, correct?"

Hans: "Yes, but I no longer associate with the old regime-"

Michael: "Spare me your party affiliations, please, Mr. Lehmann."

[There is a pause. Pen scribbles on paper, a briefcase is opened, and papers are shuffled then set on the table.]

A photoscan of a page from the notebook of Hans Lehmann, c. 1944.

Michael: "Mr. Lehmann, does this drawing ring any bells with you?"

[3.7 seconds of silence elapse.]

Hans: "I… don't think so, no."

Michael: "Are you sure? This is from a notebook you kept during your time in the service."

Hans: "I never kept a journal, sir."

Michael: "Alright, how about this one?"

A photograph of Schwarz Weiss, Matrosengefreiter aboard the Nürnberg, c. 1939.

[2 seconds of silence elapse.]

Hans: "Who is that?"

Michael: "Schwarz Weiss, Stabsfeldwebel. He served with you on the Nürnberg. Records list him as your commanding officer."

Hans: "I recall nobody by that name."

[Michael sighs.]

Michael: "Do you recall anything odd happening during your time as a Kriegsmarine? Anything noteworthy? You can tell me; I'm cleared to know."

Hans: [Growing exasperated.] "I'm sorry, comrade, but I don't think I can help you. Can I leave? I was supposed to bring home schnitzel for my family."

Michael: "One more thing, then we'll be finished."

[Items are put back into the briefcase. After the sounds of paper rustling subside, there is a small, glass "clunk" with the "chink" of a tablet inside.]

Michael: "Please open the vial and chew the tablet. It may help jog your memory."

Hans: [Now very worried.] "Oh, please- I don't think that is necessary, comrade. I won't tell anyone-"

[A gun's hammer cocks.]

Michael: "You misunderstand. I'm here to gather information, not silence you. Now, if you would."

[There is silence, then the glass vial is picked up and its cap unscrewed. Another moment of silence, then a faint sound of chewing is heard.]

Michael: "Thank you. In a few moments-"

[Michael is cut off by a loud gurgling. The vial smashes against the floor.]

Michael: "Shit!"

[A chair is forcibly pushed across the floor; feet scuffle.]

Michael: [Shouting in Russian away from recording device.] "Guard! Help!"

[A door bangs open.]

Michael: [Shouting in Russian.] "Call the ambulance!"

Other Voice: [In Russian.] "Yes, sir!"

[Running footsteps fade.]

Michael: [Urgently.] "Was that it? Was that drawing what you saw?"

[Gurgling slows, fades.]⁶

Michael: "Dammit!"

[Sound of recorder being handled.]

[Tape ends.]

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DATE: 11 Jul 2021 09:34

CAPTION-GOES-HERE

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Keter

Special Containment Procedures: Instances of SCP-XXXX are to be stored in a Standard Containment Unit at Site- ██.
A weekly sweep at Site-██ is to be conducted by the Anomalous Item Containment Team with additional focus on hard to reach areas. SCP-XXXX instances have been known to inhabit. Recovered Instances are to be stored in separate Containment Units.

Description: [Paragraphs explaining the description]

Addendum: [Optional additional paragraphs]

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DATE: 11 Jul 2021 08:07

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is kept surrounded by five Scranton Reality Anchors at all times. The Reality Anchors were put into SCP-914 and refined to "fine" before being put to use. SCP-XXXX-1, SCP-XXXX-2, SCP-XXXX-3, SCP-XXXX-4 and SCP-XXXX-5 are kept in containment Site-██ where they have been provided with living quarters, entertainment (according to their requests, a gaming setup and a television). Only after the approval of an O5 command member are SCP-XXXX-1, SCP-XXXX-2, SCP-XXXX-3, SCP-XXXX-4 or SCP-XXXX-5 to be allowed inside the active zone of SCP-XXXX.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a burnt castle in ███████, Italy. SCP-XXXX has been observed to have taken no structural damage even when bombs of various sizes were detonated inside of it. Detonation of a hydrogen bomb was requested by Dr. ███████. Request denied. SCP-XXXX is able to successfully contain any entity that is placed inside any room in it. Different entities are contained with different methods but aAll the doors of SCP-XXXX change their size according to the size of the entity that is in front of it. There is a door in the second floor of SCP-XXXX which leads to a room containing a bookshelf which has books written in an unknown language. The books in SCP-XXXX were sent in for decryption and have not been decrypted yet. The bookshelf in the same room cannot be moved by anyone except SCP-XXXX-1, SCP-XXXX-2, SCP-XXXX-3, SCP-XXXX-4 and SCP-XXXX-5. There is a door behind the bookshelf which, although can be opened by anyone, causes the individual who is touching it directly to be transported to a random place on Earth. The door is made of [REDACTED]. The door cannot be opened from the inside the room behind the door. All the rooms in the castle adapt according to the entity that is inside them.

The five individuals of American origin, termed SCP-XXXX-1, SCP-XXXX-2, SCP-XXXX-3, SCP-XXXX-4 and SCP-XXXX-5, all of fifteen years of age and male, while appear as normal human beings, acquire powerful reality warping abilities when in a 30 metre radius of SCP-XXXX. SCP-XXXX-1 is able to control the amount of control any reality warper has over their abilities. (See Addendum XXXX-1 Test Logs). This effect stays even when SCP-XXXX-1 loses his abilities on leaving the active area of SCP-XXXX. All of them are extremely co-operative during tests involving SCP-XXXX. Interrogation logs reveal that there were two more reality warpers inside SCP-XXXX.

"SCP-XXXX-7 is a sentient being whose reality warping abilities were so immense that he could've caused a Z-K Class Reality Failure scenario if he wasn't stopped. So you’re welcome." said SCP-XXXX-6 during an interview session with Dr. Schiller. SCP-XXXX-6 has not communicated since. SCP-XXXX-6 was described by SCP-XXXX-4 and SCP-XXXX-5 as "a black smoke cloud that came out of a box, took the shape of a human and disappeared." The box in which SCP-XXXX-6 was contained is yet to be found. SCP-XXXX-5 described it as "a small wooden box and nothing else." According to their descriptions, SCP-XXXX-6 was a being capable of psychic abilities. The whereabouts of SCP-XXXX-6 are currently unknown.

Discovery: SCP-XXXX was discovered in Italy when a Serpent’s Hand member, after killing a civilian, tried to kill one of the people in the crowd but stopped in their tracks and committed suicide. The body disappeared immediately. An agent in the area alerted us of the situation and we sent a Mobile Task Force to provide amnestics to all the witnesses but none of the witnesses recalled any memory of the incident except ten adults and five children. Dr. Max Schiller instructed the MTF team to not give amnestics to the fifteen individuals but to observe their actions until further notice. Two hours and seven minutes after they had gone into the hotel where they were residing, the five children came out of the hotel and were seen walking towards the castle beside the hotel. When the task force tried using thermals to track the children who were inside SCP-XXXX, the thermal camera malfunctioned and a team of five foundation operatives were sent in to follow the children. Communications and recorders malfunctioned when the team was inside SCP-XXXX. Dr. Schiller instructed the MTF team to send in more operatives inside SCP-XXXX. The foundation operatives were not able to enter SCP-XXXX as there was an invisible "barrier" stopping them. After one hour and thirty-two minutes, the five foundation personnel were seen emerging from SCP-XXXX with the five children. One of the children, SCP-XXXX-5 said, "We know everything. We know who you people are. Just take us into containment." They were then taken to Containment Site-██ where they were provided with living quarters and clothes. When asked about what happened inside SCP-XXXX, the five foundation personnel reply that they do not remember anything but a “huge explosion” that they saw when they entered the castle.

Addendum:
Interview Logs

Interview Log SCP-XXXX-1

[BEGIN LOG]

Dr. Schiller: So let’s begin. What happened inside SCP-XXXX?

SCP-XXXX-1: (speaking rapidly)

Dr. Schiller:

SCP-XXXX-1: By the way do you have any idea how they did it?

Dr. Schiller: No, I don’t. When did you meet your friends?

SCP-XXXX-1: I met them in school about two years back.

Dr. Schiller:

SCP-XXXX-1:

[END LOG]

Interview Log SCP-XXXX-2

[BEGIN LOG]

Dr. Schiller: Shall we begin?

SCP-XXXX-2: Something tells me that you’re questioning all of us.

Dr. Schiller: That is right. May I know what that something is?

SCP-XXXX-2: No, you may not.

Dr. Schiller: I know that you’re a reality warper.

SCP-XXXX-2: What’s that?

Dr. Schiller: What did you do in SCP-XXXX?

SCP-XXXX-2: (laughs) Mister, why on Earth would I tell you that?

Dr. Schiller: Your friend already told me.

SCP-XXXX-2: Bruh. Are you dumb or somethin’? If you know, then why’re you askin’ me?

Dr. Schiller: I would like to know what it was like from your point of view.

SCP-XXXX-2: Damn, you really do have a lot of questions.

Dr. Schiller: That is what I’m here for.

SCP-XXXX-2: (motions with hand as if zipping his mouth)

Dr. Schiller: You have to co-operate, XXXX-2. Only then can we have an idea of what we’re dealing with here.

SCP-XXXX-2: My name is Henry.

Dr. Schiller: Okay Henry, do you mind telling me what happened inside XXXX?

SCP-XXXX-2: Fine. I can open up interdimensional portals, I think Fred can make things appear out of nowhere, I don’t exactly know what Calvin can do. He opened a portal and a red monster came out of it. I think he can summon creatures or something. And Kevin can throw fire? I dunno.

Dr. Schiller: What about Alex?

SCP-XXXX-2: To be honest, I don’t think he can do anything. But I could be wrong.

Dr. Schiller: Thank you for co-operating, Henry.

SCP-XXXX-2: (scoffs)

[END LOG]

Interview Log SCP-XXXX-3

[BEGIN LOG]

Dr. Schiller: Hello. I believe you’re Fred.

SCP-XXXX-3: Yes.

Dr. Schiller: I’ve been told that you can make things appear out of thin air. Do you care to demonstrate?

SCP-XXXX-3: What do you want to see?

Dr. Schiller: Anything.

SCP-XXXX-3: I can’t do it here.

Dr. Schiller: Why is that?

SCP-XXXX-3: I can only do it when I’m near or inside the castle I think.

Dr. Schiller: What exactly can you do? I need to know the full extent of your abilities.

SCP-XXXX-3: As you said, I can make things appear and disappear out of thin air.

Dr. Schiller: Okay, can you make them grow or shrink?

SCP-XXXX-3: Maybe I can. I haven’t tried. I haven’t needed to.

Dr. Schiller: What makes you think that you can do that?

SCP-XXXX-3: I don’t.

Dr. Schiller: So how did you get your abilities? I checked your file and it shows nothing out of the ordinary.

SCP-XXXX-3: Well just sometime before you sent your guards into the castle after us. When that demon was in front of us, something clicked in my brain and all of a sudden and I knew that I had powers.

Dr. Schiller:

SCP-XXXX-3:

[END LOG]

Interview Log SCP-XXXX-4

[BEGIN LOG]

SCP-XXXX-4: Hello Doc.

Dr. Schiller:

SCP-XXXX-4:

Dr. Schiller:

[END LOG]

Interview Log SCP-XXXX-5

[BEGIN LOG]

SCP-XXXX-5: You know, it would have been faster if you did a group interview.

Dr. Schiller:

SCP-XXXX-5:

Dr. Schiller:

[END LOG]

Test Logs

Test XXXX-1
Aim	To understand the abilities of SCP-XXXX-2.
Protocol	SCP-XXXX-2 was placed within a 30 metre radius of SCP-XXXX and told to open a portal to the 2nd dimension. A bright sphere of white light appears. A remote controlled toy car is sent into the portal.
Results	The toy appears to have become two dimensional. When driven, the car can only move along its x-axis and z-axis. When viewed from above, all the internal workings of the car are visible. The car can still be controlled using its remote. It is clear that the car is fully two-dimensional since when three-dimensional object passes through the car without any resistance when it is travelling through the z-axis. But when a three-dimensional object is passed through the x or y-axis, it collides with the car.

Test YYYY-2
Aim	To understand the abilities of SCP-XXXX-1
Protocol	SCP-XXXX-2 and SCP-XXXX-1 were both placed in a 30 metre radius of SCP-XXXX. SCP-XXXX-2 was asked to open a portal to the 2nd dimension and SCP-XXXX-1 was asked to decrease SCP-XXXX-2’s control over his abilities. A dull sphere of white light appears. A remote controlled toy car is sent into it.
Results	After the car entered the portal, when a three-dimensional object was passed through the car, it showed resistance and was unable to pass through the car. Even though the car looked like it was two-dimensional, it was three-dimensional.
Note	When SCP-XXXX-1 decreases a reality warper’s control over their abilities, the reality warper’s abilities become highly unstable.

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DATE: 11 Jul 2021 07:19

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Special Containment Procedures: "Harmony Procedure" 12-A (HP 12-A) is always to remain effective for any education departments worldwide. Should any incidents pertain to HP 12-A criteria, an MTF is to be prepared and deployed to the previously recorded destination detailed within any HP 12-A incident report. Upon arrival, MTF units should dismantle any instances of SCP-XXXX-1 within the appropriate area. Each "essential component" of the SCP-XXXX-1 instance is to remain in a single container. The "essential components" should be separated and incinerated at a later time. Any and all research/rescue operations conducted within SCP-XXXX-2 should be attempted only with three or more armed members of an appropriate MTF. The aforementioned operations should only be conducted post-approval from a site director, or an individual of higher authority within the SCP Foundation. Should any non-authorized individuals return from SCP-XXXX-2, amnestic treatment should be applied when deemed appropriate by the respective leader of any ongoing research into the properties of SCP-XXXX.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a rare phenomenon possessing the potential to affect only a highly specific type of poster most commonly found within education institutions, or recreational facilities worldwide. Such posters are stylized as spelling "Be the I in KND". A wide gap is placed between the "K" and the "N", the intent of such a gap being that an individual will step into it, and thereby spell the word "KIND", with the individual's body acting as the "I". However, if an individual takes the place of the "I" on any such posters affected by SCP-XXXX, they will disappear after remaining stationary for approximately twenty seconds. Posters exhibiting this effect are immediately referred to as "SCP-XXXX-1". SCP-XXXX-1 can then be separated into its "essential components," these being the individual letters that act as the poster's constituents. Upon disappearance after contact with SCP-XXXX-1, individuals have reported themselves in the same location as when they disappeared. Upon further inspection however, no other human activity can be found in the area. This location is referred to as "SCP-XXXX-2". Multiple cases of disappearances linked to SCP-XXXX have been documented, the first being in [REDACTED], Arizona.

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[Open Harmony Procedure 12-A]

HP 12-A: As detailed by Site Director Constance Marques within Site-32 Mail Archive (02/14/2020)

The widespread effect of this anomaly is less catastrophic than we had previously considered. It requires consistent monitoring of schools worldwide, yes, but cases have very specific conditions and should be easily identifiable. Should incidents be handled with enough tact, we will likely be able to allocate minimal amnestic supplies towards SCP-XXXX cases. With that out of the way, criteria regarding SCP-XXXX are relatively simple.

If anyone catches word regarding all the following events, an SCP-XXXX incident is to be suspected:
- A missing persons case, with said missing person being last seen within a school or recreational building.
- A missing person case reported in the within a building containing a “Be the I in Kind Poster.”
- A missing person case reported within the vicinity of a building containing a “Be the I in Kind” poster.

If any individual is witnessed disappearing after stepping into a “Be the I in Kind” poster, that should be a clear no-brainer. It is most definitely an SCP-XXXX case. Amnestic treatment should be applied to any witnesses of the event ASAP (the type of amnestic used is up to the investigation lead’s discretion).

Also, after speaking with Dr. Eisner, we have decided to implement an armed guard of MTF personnel for anyone venturing into SCP-XXXX-2. He was quite adamant about this, so I can only assume it is for everyone’s own good.

Thank you for your consideration.

— Contance Marques, Director, Site-32

Addendum XXXX.1

Two disappearances were noted in [REDACTED], British Columbia. The first occurred on 02/03/2020, where a student of [REDACTED] Secondary School was reported missing. Subject was identified as James Lamry. After having been missing for two days, Lamry reappeared suddenly within the school. Photos taken of the event were seized. Lamry was administered Class-B amnestics shortly after returning. Any other witnesses of the event were administered Class-A amnestics.

Lamry after emerging from SCP-XXXX-1

Shortly after Lamry’s return, another student of [REDACTED] Secondary School was reported missing on 02/10/2020. Subject was identified as Victoria Taylor. After having been missing for two days with no sign of return, Site-32’s Director Constance Marquez requested an investigation launched regarding the disappearances. A small team was assembled and transported to the area of the disappearances. The team was composed of the following members:
- Dr. Felix Eisner
- Commander Camilla Rym of MTF Lambda-5 ("White Rabbits")
- D-3170 (Desmond Ardor – Convicted of conspiring to assassinate multiple members of Congress on 11/04/2013. Sentenced to death)

[Open Exploration Log 43-A1]

Exploration Log 43-A1: Video footage taken from camera attached to the clothing of MTF Lambda-5's Commander Rym - Description of footage to be recorded as text

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[BEGIN VIDEO - START TIME: 6:56 PST]

[LOCATION: [REDACTED] Secondary School, [REDACTED], British Columbia]

Dr. Eisner enters the school, followed by Commander Rym, and D-3179. All wear formal attire. Mr. Wendel, the school principal, greets the trio upon entering the building.

Mr. Wendel: Are you three from the government?

Dr. Eisner nods, pulling the previously issued fake identification from his pocket.

Dr. Eisner: Of course, Mr. Wendel. I hope we're not being too much of a bother this morning. Just standard protocol.

Mr. Wendel: Oh no, not at all! To my knowledge, missing persons cases are usually handled by the police, but it's great that the government is stepping in to handle some.

Dr. Eisner nods.

Dr. Eisner: There's been a slight influx in various locations. We don't want to jump the gun, but if they happen to be coordinated kidnappings, it's definitely something worth looking into.

Mr. Wendel: I have no complaints. The faster this can be resolved, the better.

Dr. Eisner and D-3179 approach SCP-XXXX-1. Commander Rym stays behind for a moment.

Commander Rym: I should mention Mr. Wendel, we do plan on checking what other content has been circulating on the school network. If you don't see us for a while, we're likely on one of the school computers perusing whatever's been going on lately.

Mr. Wendel: Of course. Go right ahead.

Commander Rym turns to face SCP-XXXX-1 before she suddenly turns around to face Mr. Wendel again.

Commander Rym: Someone else was missing a few days ago too, right? They came back though, from what I've heard.

Mr. Wendel: Yes. Although he hasn't been at school lately. Apparently, he has a few appointments with some doctors. It doesn't sound much like a kidnapping, but I guess you shouldn’t take my word for it.

Commander Rym: That's fine. Just wanted to confirm in case we need to look into anything more. Thank you for your cooperation Mr. Wendel.

Mr. Wendel: Ah, I should be thanking you. Anyways, I have some work to do. Good luck finding Victoria!

Mr. Wendel returns to his office. Commander Rym joins Dr. Eisner and D-3179 at SCP-XXXX-1.

Dr. Eisner: Apparently, one of us just needs to "be the 'I' in kind" for a bit, and we'll… disappear, from what it sounds like.

Commander Rym: Students from Arizona, Montana, and here all rematerialized after a few days, muttering some kind of gibberish. My bet’s on a textbook spatial distortion, but I won’t jump the gun on that.

Dr. Eisner: If I had to take a guess, I’d say you’re right. Then again, instead of talking about it, we should just go ahead and find out. One of us will have to take the plunge here.

From the movement of Commander Rym's body cam, she appears to nod towards D-3179.

Commander Rym: That's why we brought him. Right 3179?

D-3179: I'm beginning to think I should've taken my death sentence.

Commander Rym: Oh, lighten up. All the students who have left so far came back eventually.

D-3179 sighs, before stepping into position between the "K" and "N" on the poster.

D-3179: So I stand here for how long exactly?

D-3179 abruptly disappears from view of the video footage. Dr. Eisner and Agent Rym both confirm his disappearance. Both Dr. Eisner and Agent Rym wait for approximately twenty seconds before speaking.

Dr. Eisner: Commander Rym? Are you ready?

Commander Rym: I’ve come to learn that no one who joins an MTF is ever “not ready.”

Dr. Eisner: Fair point.

Commander Rym steps into the gap between the "K" and "N."

Commander Rym: I do speak from experience.

Video footage filmed from Commander Rym's body cam cuts out for five seconds. When footage resumes, the location is almost exactly the same. D-3179 stands in an open forum at the school entrance. Dr. Eisner is nowhere to be seen.

D-3179: Christ… Gave me a mini heart attack there. It looked like you guys just up and vanished.

Commander Rym: To be fair there was never any danger involved with getting here. From our perspective, it looked like you were the one who vanished.

D-3179: I figured this would be a portal to some hellscape. Not right back where we came. Never a dull day I guess.

Commander Rym: That’s usually the way it goes.

Dr. Eisner reappears about thirty second later. Commander Rym turns around. The poster seems to have fallen off the wall and lies on the floor. Dr. Eisner stands where the gap between "K" and "N" were initially placed.

Dr. Eisner: Peculiar. We haven't actually gone anywhere it seems.

Commander Rym: That doesn't coincide well with the missing student reports.

Dr. Eisner: No, it doesn't. Odd. I suppose we should take a walk around.

D-3179 looks at Dr. Eisner and Commander Rym for a moment, staring into Mr. Wendel's office.

D-3179: Wasn't the principal supposed to be in his office?

Dr. Eisner: Did he move?

D-3179: Well, his papers all over the floor. Guess he's just a messy guy.

Commander Rym moves her bodycam closer to the window. Scattered across the floor of Mr. Wendel's office are multiple papers. A few of them have only a black and white picture of a clip art smiley face printed. The camera pans around to view the exterior of the building and remains in this position for about one minute.

Commander Rym: Doctor, take a look at the cars outside. They aren't moving.

The camera remains fixed in its position. Multiple cars remain stationary on the road running parallel to the school.

Dr. Eisner: Noteworthy, definitely. Commander, can you and 3179 examine the outside surroundings?

Commander Rym: Of course, Doctor.

Commander Rym and D-3179 move to the front entrance, stepping outside. A line of cars fills the nearby road.

Commander Rym: Odd. Wasn't like that when we got here. This fits the criteria for a spatial distortion alright, but I suppose we can keep looking.

D-3179: We can’t just call it done at this point?

Commander Rym: How long has it been since the Foundation accepted you as a D-Class?

D-3179: What… Uh, a few weeks I think.

Commander Rym: Ah, then you probably haven’t been around to see how meticulously we work around these sorts of things. Anything that can be used as evidence in a report, we use. In any case, the quicker we get this done, the quicker we can get out.

Commander Rym and D-3179 cross the school parking lot, then make their way across the road. Commander Rym pans the camera about the area, revealing that the line of cars stretches along the entire length of the road. No recent human activity is noticeable.

Commander Rym: Now this looks familiar.

Commander Rym pans the camera into view of a telephone pole. Amidst unremarkable posters stapled to the pole are several black and white pictures of clip art smiley faces, tacked onto the wood with an unknown paste. Commander Rym takes down one of the posters, rolling it up and wedging it in her belt.

Commander Rym: Now that we have a sample of the abnormality, there shouldn’t be much reason to stay. I would say we’ve surveyed the area enough to reach a semi-viable conclusion about this place.

D-3179: We're leaving then, right?

Commander Rym: That's right, yes.

D-3179: Thank God.

Commander Rym and D-3179 make their way back to the school parking lot. Upon reaching the school itself, Commander Rym pans the camera towards the concrete at one the corner of the school. A white smartphone is visible on the ground.

Commander Rym: Ah, now this is something worth looking through.

Commander Rym picks up the phone, placing it with the rolled-up poster on her belt. She and D-3179 then continue into the school. Dr. Eisner is waiting in the forum near SCP-XXXX-1. The "essential components" of SCP-XXXX-1 have since fallen to the ground.

Commander Rym: I fetched a couple thing worth investigating. We should be fine to head back.

Dr. Eisner: Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but it looks like getting out of here won't be the easiest task.

Commander Rym: How so?

Dr. Eisner waves a hand at the scattered SCP-XXXX-1 components.

Dr. Eisner: I've tried putting them back up, but the tape on the back of the letters has absolutely no hold.

Commander Rym: Have you tried standing in the place of the "I" while the pieces are on the floor?

Dr. Eisner: I was waiting until you two got back. I'll try it now.

Dr. Eisner steps into the gap between the "K" and the "N." No anomalous effects are apparent.

Dr. Eisner: Not what I was hoping for. Alright, what if you two held the letters on the wall?
Commander Rym holds the "N" and "D" up to the wall, while D-3170 holds the "K" far enough from the "N,” allowing Dr. Eisner to step into the gap. No anomalous effects are apparent.

Dr. Eisner: Ah, damn it. Well, now I'm hoping we're not stuck here.

Commander Rym: Considering that a lot of the students came back, I find it unlikely that we're trapped.

Dr. Eisner: True, but the less time we spend here, the better. This place is already freaking me out.

All members of the SCP-XXXX investigation team sit on the steps leading to the SCP-XXXX-1 constituents. Dr. Eisner and Commander Rym discuss a means of returning to normal space for approximately one and a half hours. Dr. Eisner leaves the frame occasionally, returning shortly afterward. D-3179 is out of frame for most of this time.

D-3179: Was this here before?

Commander Rym and Dr. Eisner approach D-3179. He brings their attention to another smiley-face poster just outside of the school office. Scrawled across the image in what appears to be black ink are the words “BE NICER TO EACH OTHER.”

Dr. Eisner: I inspected just about every poster around here while you two went outside. Nothing like this came up.

Commander Rym: Worth further examination maybe?

Dr. Eisner: Not much examination we can do until we get back.

Commander Rym: How do we go about that?

Dr. Eisner: The other students managed to do it. Certainly we can figure it out.

Dr. Eisner picks up the poster from the ground.

Dr. Eisner: What if we tried following the demands here?

Commander Rym: Worth a try.

Dr. Eisner: Right. Well, I’ll start. Commander Rym, you have been an invaluable addition to this team. You seem very confident in your work, and clearly have much experience under your belt. I must thank you again for accompanying us. 3179, you are by far the most compliant and helpful D-Class I have ever worked with. I will file a request to have you reassigned to anomalies of less threat once we get back.

Commander Rym: Much appreciated doctor. I am impressed that you decided to come along with us today. Many of the more research-based individuals I’ve worked with prefer to keep their distance from various anomalies. I respect your courage. 3179, I agree with Dr. Eisner. Your willingness to assist us in this mission, without making this difficult whatsoever, is exceptional.

D-3179: Oh, huh. Thanks, I guess. I gotta say, both of you seem pretty confident in what you’re doing. Plus, I feel less expendable today as compared to other days, so… that’s good I think.
The group pauses for a moment. Dr. Eisner begins walking back to the forum.

Dr. Eisner: Right, let’s see if that worked.

Commander Rym and D-3179 approach Dr. Eisner, who holds the SCP-XXXX-1 components up to the wall. They stick for a moment before falling to the ground.

Dr. Eisner: Regular tape doesn’t regain hold like that. Maybe if we have a lighthearted conversation for a bit, we can get this thing to work?

The group sits down, conversing. The contents of the conversation are irrelevant. After about thirty minutes of this, Dr. Eisner returns to the poster. The SCP-XXXX-1 components remain attached to the wall after Dr. Eisner presses them into place.

Dr. Eisner: This is promising. Would you like to do the honors 3179?

D-3179: Oh, absolutely.

D-3179 steps into the gap between the “K” and “N.” After a few seconds, he disappears from view. Commander Rym follows. Camera footage cuts out for approximately five seconds before resuming. She appears to be within the school forum area, D-3179 sitting on the steps leading to the SCP-XXXX-1 components. The camera pans to view the poster. Dr. Eisner appears after a few moments.

Dr. Eisner: Commander?

Commander Rym: On it.

Commander Rym walks past the school office. Mr. Wendel is visible working in his office. Upon noticing Commander Rym, he exits the office.

Mr. Wendel: Oh, welcome back! I checked the library earlier, but saw no one in there. Everything going alright?

Commander Rym: We went out the back to look about the general area for a bit. We haven’t found much of anything around the school, but we will continue our investigation elsewhere.

Mr. Wendel: I sort of expected this, but I was hoping for the best. Anyway, I suppose you might be leaving shortly then?

Commander Rym: That’s right, yes. Thank you for letting us poke around today Mr. Wendel. We hope to find further news on the missing student.

Mr. Wendel: Well, I hope something good comes from the investigation.

Commander Rym: As do we. We’ll be taking our leave now.

Dr. Eisner and D-3179 follow Commander Rym outside of the school.

Commander Rym: Recommendations for amnestic treatment?

Dr. Eisner: Maybe. I’ll gauge the use of amnestics depending on what we find. Best not intervene where we don’t have to.

[CUT VIDEO – END TIME: 9:32 PST]

Addendum XXXX.2

Upon extraction from the field, Dr. Eisner and Commander Rym returned to Site-32. Commander Rym was rerouted shortly afterward. Dr. Eisner filed a form for D-3179 to be reassigned to anomalies of Risk Class Caution or lower.

Investigation into the properties of SCP-XXXX continued. Samples obtained from SCP-XXXX-2 were forwarded to Dr. Hal Jeremiah for composition tests. Dr. Eisner was assigned to the investigation of the phone retrieved from SCP-XXXX-2. All files within were found intact.

Video Investigation has been separated into sections to remain coherent with accompanying documents.

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[BEGIN VIDEO – START TIME: 20:07 PST]

[LOCATION: Site-32, [REDACTED], Brazil]

Dr. Eisner sits at his desk. The phone retrieved from SCP-XXXX-2 sits on the counter, attached to a charging cord.

Dr. Eisner: If anyone comes back to actually watch this, I wouldn’t mind if you transferred me to a different office. I’ve been overlooking the vertical maintenance tunnel for probably three years now. Just saying, might be time for a bit of a promotion.

Dr Eisner unplugs the charging cord from the outlet, plugging it into the PC underneath his desk. He opens the various files stored in the phone.

Dr. Eisner: “Vic’s iPhone” huh? This belonged to our person then. Alright, so there’s a folder of notes and a few images, all from recent dates. And… the recent notes seem to be a journal of some sort.

Dr. Eisner proceeds to examine the notes.

[Open Document 43-B1]

I don’t understand. I’ve never been one for diaries, but this is different. There’s no one here. It’s like everyone just suddenly disappeared. I was in the forum one moment, the next, gone. Everyone. I don’t know how, I don’t know why. Right now, I’m still looking to find someone. No luck yet, though it’s really only been a few hours. I still had my keys on me. Found my car in the parking lot out back and it started up no problem. I toured around [REDACTED] for a bit, though this was pretty hard. None of the cars on the road were moving. I’ve never driven on a sidewalk before, but there really wasn’t much else I could manage. I still found the whole thing pointless. No one to be found. I just hope this ends soon. That I might be able to figure out where everyone went. Maybe I’ll wake up tomorrow, and this will all turn out to be a dream.

Dr. Eisner turns to look directly at the camera.

Dr. Eisner: Look, if you’re going to put me in the one office tucked far away from the others, maybe add a bit of noise cancellation. I can hear the maintenance people opening a valve about fifty meters below me. Or maybe you could relocate me. Maybe.

Dr. Eisner continues to read the notes.

[Open Document 43-B2]

I’ve noticed something weird. All over the place, I keep finding posters with smiley faces on them. They’re stuck to poles, trees, whatever, with some kind of putty. I don’t know what it is, I didn’t touch it. Some of the posters have black smears across them. Again, weird. I’m pretty sure they weren’t here before. I would have noticed. Anyways, I decided to try something. I took my car up higher, up into the hills a little outside of town. I thought that maybe if I drove up there and waited until it got dark, I might be able to find someone using a light signal, or a flare, or something. It was about the best idea I had at the time. Turns out that the smiley face posters were on trees in the middle of nowhere. It’s worrying. Maybe they have something to do with the missing people? Or maybe not. I’m just seeing posters everywhere and people nowhere. I took a picture of one of the posters. It’s a little unnerving to be perfectly honest. Long story short, my plan didn’t work. Besides the streetlights which flick on automatically, there was nothing. Not a hint of anything that could be taken as someone trying to communicate. Screw this place.

Dr. Jeremiah enters the office. Dr. Eisner turns to face him.

Dr. Eisner: Ah, good. Is this a progress update, or are test results done?

Dr. Jeremiah: Done. Also, very peculiar. Take a look.

Dr. Jeremiah places a diagnostics sheet on the desk. Dr. Eisner picks it up, examining it.

Dr. Eisner: Alright, so high concentrations of cellulose and… looks like some petroleum products. That’s it for the poster? Just paper and ink?

Dr. Jeremiah: The poster itself is fairly unremarkable. The putty should be of more interest.

Dr. Eisner: Elastomers, aspartame, lactic acid, and a few other ingredients. So, chewing gum, along with… what?

Dr. Jeremiah: Not disappointing, is it?

Dr. Eisner: “Combusted organic material. Ash samples match no known organism.”

Dr. Jeremiah: There’s DNA in the sample for sure. The composition doesn’t line up with anything we have on record.

Dr. Eisner: Well, run a few more tests. See if you can’t find a relation to something we do have on record.

Dr. Jeremiah: Will do. How’s the reading coming along?

Dr. Eisner: Most of it is just short journal entries from a high school student. At the point I’ve gotten to, she seems to think it isn’t her that disappeared, but everyone else.

Dr. Jeremiah: I would think the same if there hadn’t been a few kids that managed to get back.

Dr. Eisner: Stands to reason anyone would. Anyway, back to reading.

Dr. Jeremiah: Enjoy. I’ll go test the samples again.

Dr. Jeremiah leaves the office. Dr. Eisner resumes reading the notes.

[Open Document 43-B3]

I’m not alone. I slept in my car last night. Could have driven home I guess, but I’m not sure how safe I would be. Especially not after what I found yesterday. As I entered town after being at the mountain most of the day, the posters were altered significantly. They had things like “BE FRIENDLIER” or “ENJOY YOUR TIME HERE” written like that, in all caps, in weird blurry ink. If it’s a prank, it’s not funny. Scared me half to death. Asides from this, I think I’ll try looking around the big statue downtown. Maybe someone thought it would be a good idea to head there. Regardless, messages on these posters keep popping up, each one being similar. Like hell I’m gonna be happy at a time like this.

Dr. Eisner: Let’s have a look at this picture then. Should be the image nearest to the time this was written. And… Yeah, this one’s right.

Dr. Eisner opens the image file.

[Open Document 43-C1]

Document 43-C1

Dr. Eisner: Exactly like the ones we found. At least things are lining up there. Onto the next entry I suppose.

Upon opening the subsequent document, Dr. Eisner’s eyes widen slightly. He nods.

Dr. Eisner: Well, the start of this one is a little divergent from the last few.

[Open Document 43-B4]

Oh god. Oh no. I can barely write down my thoughts at this point. I decided to retrace my steps and head back to the forum at school, see if maybe I can do something useful. That’s not my concern though. I saw them near the statue today. They were far enough away. Just staring at me. It was bizarre. Not people, no no no. I don’t know what I should call them. To be honest, I don’t even want to think of them. They either didn’t notice me or were uninterested. They just stood there, watching, I think. I don’t know. It’s surreal. I don’t know how well I can describe them. Their heads are, I mean, it’s the same smiley faces on all the posters, but they’re spherical. And their bodies, they’re these shifting pitch-black masses with hands and stuff almost clawing at the ground, or the sky, or whatever they can reach. They seem to have four, leg-ish things but, I don’t know. I don’t know what I’m looking at. I don’t know if they’re friendly or not. Actually, I’ll try making a quick sketch on my phone. That’ll be the best I can do. I’m not risking taking a picture. But please please please, I just want this to end.

Dr. Eisner leans back in his chair for a moment. He sits upright a moment later.

Dr. Eisner: Last one is here. Let’s see how this goes.

[Open Document 43-B5]

I had an idea. Maybe I can go back to the forum, back to where all of this started. Maybe there’s a clue. Something. I don’t care, I need something. I need to hurry, because it looks like they’re following me wherever I drive. They won’t leave me alone. I hate it so much, why would this happen?? I’m typing furiously just outside the school here, because I just want this written down if I manage to get back, or if someone finds this. But the instant I write this final sentence, I’m making a break for the forum. I just need this to stop. I hope I can do it.

Dr. Eisner closes the final document. He sits in silence for a few moments.

Dr. Eisner: Well… she said she made a drawing of one of the things mentioned in the file. Might as well find that.

Dr. Eisner searches through the phone images. Upon opening a certain image file, he appears to look at the screen in confusion.

Dr. Eisner: Good Lord…

[Open Document 43-C2]

Document 43-C2

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