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NOTICE FROM THE FOUNDATION RECORDS AND INFORMATION SECURITY ADMINISTRATION

The following article refers to a potential anomaly that may or may not posses unknown infohazardous properties. The information in this article is restricted to personnel directly working for RAISA and only on a need to know basis.

— Maria Jones, Director, RAISA

Item #: SCP-5000

Object Class: Nemo1

Special Containment Procedure: All Foundation documents are to be checked for instances of SCP-5000 and edited accordingly. A research team is to be formed in order to determine the origin of SCP-5000 if possible.

Description: SCP-5000 is a phenomenon in which Foundation documents will refer to the existence of a 'HMCL Supervisor'. There is currently no actual record of such a position existing at any known Foundation site. SCP-5000 is known to occur in all Foundation documents, but is especially prevalent in older documents that have not been updated to modern standards. SCP-5000 has been observed in all types of Foundation Documents but most commonly appears in containment documents for active SCPs. SCP-5000 occurs in 0.007% of Foundation documents.

Documents effected to SCP-5000 do not possess any known anomalous properties. Once the reference is removed from a document, it generally does not return. Documents effected with SCP-5000 are not known to possess any unusual or inaccurate properties beyond the mention of the HMCL Supervisor.

The cause of SCP-5000 is unknown and it is currently uncertain whether or not SCP-5000 can even be considered anomalous in the traditional sense. The meaning of HMCL supervisor is unknown and it is unclear what, if anything, the acronym stands for.

Addendum 5000-1: Researcher BLACKBOX Collin's journal

Several RAISA members were tasked by [REDACTED] with researching SCP-5000 and any other information on 'HMCL Supervisors'. Following the events of Incident-5000-0, Collins was found to have kept a journal. Excerpts are provided below.

01/13/2020: Today I was given a new assignment, I was really excited when I was given the assignment and learned it's number, SCP-5000. I thought it must be something important and secretive… instead it's just a minor anomaly they need a few RAISA guys (and girls) to deal with. Me, Mark and Ash have been assigned to look into it. I'd make a joke about how it seems like an easy job, but that's usually what low-level Foundation researchers say right before their torn apart by abominations from hell.

01/15/2020: Okay, so the three of us have started working on this but we don't have much to go on. We gathered up all of the SCP-5000 positive articles we have access to and now have to actually look through them. Our job would be a lot easier if half the scipnet database wasn't data expunged or redacteded. Something funny happened today. While searching through the articles we actually have access to i noticed this new header their using. The 'Anomaly Classification System' I'd never seen anything like it before in my life so I asked what it was about. Turns out I was literally the only one in the RAISA office who has never seen it before. Apparently their was a company wide email about it and everything. I have no clue how I missed that…

01/17/2020: So far no progress has been made. As far as we can tell there is no such thing as an 'HMCL Supervisor' position. From my search, SCP-2000 mentions ''HMCL Approval'', but that document is far, far outside of my clearance level. I tried asking the Site Director, but it's outside her level to… I'm not even sure I want to know what it is.

01/17/2020: My wife came back but she was still dead. The left half of her face was missing and I could see the worms and maggots eating her brain. I made her waffles and we had breakfast on the pier as the sun rose.

01/18/2020: Okay, things are going a bit better now but not by much. Ash did a bit of sleuthing and she figured out that the earliest mentions of SCP-5000 all come from documents relating to anomalies from Site-19. We currently don't know if that means anything or not. Lot's of shit seems to come from Site-19 so it might be nothing. Or maybe it's nothing.

I was walking earlier today, I needed to clear my mind, while I was… this is weird. I walked past some fire-hydrants which were painted grey. I've walked that route literally hundreds of times in my life and this is the first time I've noticed. Still probably nothing.

01/18/2020:

01/19/2020: Things are getting stranger but I guess that's just par for course with this line of work. When I woke up this morning I felt so sick I had to call out of work. I puked twice before I even made it downstairs to the kitchen. Adams chewed me out, but I ignored her and went back to bed. So soon after I woke up and I could hear voices nearby. I think I heard my name a dew times but other than that I couldn't make anything out. Now, of course I assumed it was just a dream but [Here several lines are blacked out by a pen]

1/20/2020: I asked the rest of the team if they were having any issues but they were fine. They didn't see feel any worse than usual. I think it's probably just me then. I guess I'll be careful and ask to leave this project if things get too bad.

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX cannot be contained and does not need to be contained and may in fact not be anomalous in the traditional sense. No special containment procedures are currently necessary. Any updates to information on SCP-XXXX is to be reported to Site-169 immediately.

Description: SCP-XXXX is the fact that Atlantis does not exist.

Discovery: SCP-XXXX was first noted by Charles Fairchild, a Foundation Researcher specializing in underwater archaeology, in 1999. Upon being promoted to Senior Researcher at Site-169, Fairchild was granted access to Site-169's full database of oceanic anomalies. After checking through all available documents, Fairchild noticed SCP-XXXX and brought it to the attention of Sie-169's operating staff. Since it could not be confirmed whether or not SCP-XXXX was actually an anomaly no document was created at the time. However Fairchild was given permission to research further into the phenomenon. After confirming the nonexistence of any information about Atlantis or related phenomenon in any Foundation database, he created this document as a placeholder for what, if any, applicable information would be found.

Addendum XXXX-1, Creation of MTF Nu-13 'Platonic Solids'

On March 1st, 2001, Fairchild requested the creation of a MTF unit specifically for the search for Atlantis. This request was granted on March 16th.

Designation: Nu-13

Role: Nu-13 is to be created for the purpose of researching information on the supposed extinct civilization 'Atlantis' mentioned by the Ancient Greek Philosopher Plato.

Formation: Due to the low priority of Nu-13's mission, it is only to be composed of five members.

  • Researcher Amelia Jones, Project lead.
  • Senior Researcher Charles Farichild, Archaeology expert.
  • Researcher Celie Drake, Oceanology expert.
  • Researcher Amantha Walker, Drone Operation expert
  • Agent Michelle Stevenson, Underwater Diving Expert

Mission Parameters:

Addendum XXXX-2, Nu-13 findings

Over the course of four months, Nu-13 performed extensive investigations into the possible location or history of Atlantis. All available Foundation documents, historical documents, nonanomalous scientific research and documents from the Serpent's Library were checked for possible references. Additionally, underwater drones and satellite imagery was used to make a complete map of all likely sites for the location of Atlantis in the Atlantic Ocean. the Pacific Ocean and several land based archaeological sites were also investigated at this time.

Nu-13 Mission Conclusion


Nu-13 has been in operation for five months and in that time we have performed extensive research into every available lead. We even checked the Wanderer's Library and contacts in the Serpent's Hand who were willing to cooperate. All available technology was utilized for this mission and we even borrowed Site-169's drones and satellite imaging to create our own underwater map. After one of the most extensive investigations I have ever been involved in I have come to a conclusion. There is precisely zero evidence that Atlantis or any similar undiscovered civilization exists. I must strongly recommend that this project be cancelled immediately and I would also like to request to be transferred to a different project as soon as feasible. I'm sorry for the waste of Foundation time and resources, but there is nothing there.

- Amelia Jones

Following this Nu-13 was disbanded and all further investigation into SCP-XXXX or related phenomenon was cancelled.

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