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Welcome, feel free to roam around. Please take note of articles that are in need of review/critique or that are currently on the back burner. Any reviews or critique is greatly appreciated. My personnel file. Other Stuff
READY FOR REVIEW:
- A Rusty Car
WORKS IN PROGRESS OR WAITING FOR A REWRITE:
- -title-
- Le Grande Fantasmagorium
- MC Gliese-725-A and DJ Gliese-725-B
- Robotic Stepfather
- Reality Bending Coupons
- Dark Harbingers
- A Rusty Car
- Robotic Stepfather
- Rap Stars
- Predatory Garbage Truck
- -title-
- Inseparable
- "So My 1st SCP Tanked and My Life is Over... Now What?"
- Le Grande Fantasmagorium
- Robotic Stepfather
- Dark Harbingers
- Reality Bending Coupons
- Syntax, Templates, Head Canon, and Fuel
- Far Recon
<•minmin> how do you mistake a vr helmet for transparent gas mask goggles
•GreenWolf>** IR is gonna get you better accuracy than RF; shorter wavelength = higher resolution
•TyGently> so the vr is a complicated way to keep them calm by making them think they're on a containment team for a spooky car
I'm just not seeing much more than what I just summarized, am I missing anything big
also, no mention that I can see is made of feeding them?
and it does feel like an oversight to not mention food when at the same time you specify what to do with the shift reports that the skip fills out
mention should probably be made in the containment procedures that they're allowed to not wear gas masks in the trailer but not outside it
what's the trailer made of; do they question why the trailer doesn't have any windows
if something screwy happens you'll be glad you can look outside without having to put on a hazmat suit and physically go out there
isn't that something you'd want to keep an eye on just in case
why is "supply nourishment via pipe" the job of the containment team
Is that not… the pipe's job? Is it a hand-crank
it's weird that that is listed as a "continuous" job - like, is the job monitoring the pipe 24/7?
If so, why isn't it worded that way
Right now it's worded like the job is to receive water
I also question if the notes at the end are necessary
for one, they don't really add much information that couldn't already be guessed ("there were originally five" is the only real new thing, and that doesn't even seem to change much for the rest of the piece)
And for two, yeah, it's very explainy-note-for-no-reason
I can't think of any reason why they'd stick email logs at the end of a skip document
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Item #: SCP-xxxx
Object Class: Keter
Special Containment Procedures:
SCP-xxxx is to be housed in Subterranean Unit-6 at Research Facility-45 at all times. Subterranean Unit-6 is to be retrofitted with RF (radio frequency) positioning systems as to provide data in real time to the digital environment program.
All gas masks used by SCP-xxxx must be modified to incorporate a DESCARTES Model 2 Virtual Reality simulator (VR). Backup VRs are to be maintained in case a primary VR malfunctions. All VRs have been programmed to automatically upload save files to dedicated onsite and offsite servers once every 24 hours, and load the oldest stored save file in case of glitches. For more information, see the DESCARTES Operational Manual.
The following is an excerpt from the DESCARTES Operational Manual.
Dr. Smith, Gordon (2010). "The DESCARTES Operational Manual", Introductory Description pp.2-3. SCP Foundation IT Research; Site-45.
DESCARTES is a series of virtual reality (VR) headsets developed by Prometheus Computing1. When a user connects to the DESCARTES OS, it generates a architectured virtual reality with realistic physics and interaction, and can stimulate the user's typical brain stimuli to perceive the virtual reality as real life. At the same time, DESCARTES can parse, extract, erase, and/or edit the user's memories and perceptions based on modifiable parameters […]
A Level-3 staff member will be assigned to SCP-xxxx for each four week iteration, be granted authorization xxxx-Delta-R3, and be referred to as the on-site coordinator for the duration of the assignment. The on-site coordinator must monitor containment activity within Subterranean Unit-6 at Research Facility-45. Abnormal behavior or breaches in protocol must be reported immediately. In the event of a containment or systems failure, the entirety of the facility is to be evacuated until the event is neutralized. In the event of an impending CK-Class Restructuring Scenario, the explosive headsets worn by SCP-XXXX will be remotely detonated. Operational duties will consist of the following and must be performed by the assigned Level-3 staff member as instructed:
| Description of Duties for Assigned Level-3 Staff Member | Frequency |
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| Incineration of submitted shift reports and grievance requests | Daily |
| Monitoring recorded video footage of off-duty activity within the modular unit | Continuously |
| Ensure that the DESCARTES Model 2 Virtual Reality (VR) headsets are properly functioning and displaying the digital containment map file in real time (xxxx_VR_contsite.wad) | Daily |
| Ensure lithium citrate (Li3C6H5O7)2 is laced into the potable water supply | Continuously |
| Replacement of the large Styrofoam centerpiece | Bi-weekly, during leisure time |
| Ensure individuals are administered Class-D amnestic drugs | Every four weeks |
| Provide repetitive orientation training and instructions to individuals | Every four weeks |
| Review the standard containment procedures with SCP-xxxx | Weekly |
Description:
SCP-xxxx is a group of three former Foundation researchers (one female, two males). The identities of the individuals have been expunged from Foundation records and have been designated as SCP-xxxx-1 through 3. Each individual has been shown to exhibit essokinetic3 abilities during moments of extreme duress, fear, or panic. SCP-xxxx appears to have no willful control over these abilities. During altercations or outbursts, individuals of SCP-xxxx have been observed to produce violent manifestations, disintegration of matter, and the contortion/distortion of the environment, objects, or people.
Currently the only known method of preventing an outburst incident of SCP-xxxx is through the use of controlled mental and physical stimuli to ensure docility and incognizance. SCP-xxxx has shown to be extremely resilient, as well as immune in some cases, to both sedatives and barbiturates. It is theorized based on previous incidents involving the instability of SCP-xxxx, that an unintentional CK-class scenario is entirely plausible during prolonged or escalated stress levels. In order to effect complete control of SCP-xxxx's environment, the gas masks used by each member of the group have been fitted with DESCARTES Model 2 VR simulators.
Detailed below is a list of the most common grievance requests submitted by SCP-xxxx regarding their assigned tasks.
- Request for better food.
- Request access to the follow-up report on previous discontinued project.
- Request information on condition of other team members.
- Request a television or personal computer.
- Request for replacement of mattress. Either has an odor or feels worn.
- Request to visit with a Foundation psychologist to discuss strange dream activity.
- Request to have the potable water tested. Tastes odd.
The following document is to be distributed to SCP-xxxx during orientation.
Item #: SCP-xxxx
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: Restricted access to SCP-xxxx is to be maintained at all times. Only personnel with authorization xxxx-Delta-R2 are permitted to enter the containment site, which is to be fenced off and designated within a fifty meter radius around SCP-xxxx. Personnel with authorization xxxx-Delta-R2 are to work in twelve hour rotating shifts for a period no longer than four weeks at a time.
An externally supplied and air tight modular unit will be provided for eating and sleeping. Full face gas masks, hazmat suits, and noise-cancelling headsets will be supplied to each individual and must be worn at all times while working inside the containment site. Duties and maintenance will consist of the following and must be performed as instructed:
| Description of Duties | Frequency |
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| Inspection of SCP-xxxx for excessive tendril-like growths | Hourly |
| Trimming excessive tendril-like growths | As needed |
| Measuring/Monitoring internal and external temperatures of SCP-xxxx | Every thirty minutes |
| Record atmospheric readings in fifty meter increments up to and including the perimeter | Every four hours |
| Supply nourishment via external water pipe from the mobile pump station | Continuously |
| Monitor water pipe pressure | Every thirty minutes |
| Meet body hydration requirements (1.9 L) | Daily |
| Remove rust from the modular unit located inside the containment area | As needed |
| Patrolling the containment site perimeter | Every two hours |
| Submission of a shift report on all duties, inspections, and measurements performed | Daily |
| Inspect all gas mask filters and disposable hazmat suits to ensure they are in proper working condition | Before each shift and during rest breaks |
Personnel will be granted 8 hours for sleeping, 2 hours for rest and meal breaks, and 2 hours of scheduled leisure time. After the four week rotation is completed, personnel must be given a thorough physical and blood analysis screening before being released from duty involving SCP-xxxx. The designated on-site coordinator is responsible for all duties and personnel working in the containment site. The on-site coordinator is also responsible for addressing grievance requests in a timely manner.
Addendum-xxxx-01:
Personnel with authorization xxxx-Delta-R2 are not permitted to bring personal electronic devices into the containment site. Only Foundation approved equipment and instrumentation is permitted.
Addendum-xxxx-02:
Personnel with authorization xxxx-Delta-R2 are not permitted to record any other information regarding their assigned work or SCP-xxxx itself outside of their daily shift reports and/or official grievances.
Description:
SCP-xxxx is a severely depreciated vehicle of unknown make, model, or year. SCP-xxxx is also covered in a thick layer of rust. Any metal within a two hundred meter radius will begin to oxidize at a significantly faster rate than it would naturally. SCP-xxxx is also covered in thin tendril-like growths which radiate outwardly across the ground. Atmosphere around SCP-xxxx contains a toxic airborne particulate produced from SCP-xxxx itself. This airborne substance has been observed to result in acute silicosis of the lungs in roughly 97% of individuals with a cumulative exposure time longer than one hour. Additionally, personnel within 1 meter of SCP-xxxx report hearing voices from within; exposure for more than fifteen minutes without hearing protection results in severe brain damage.
For: Director, Site-12
From: O5
Subject: EXECUTIVE MANDATEMessage: Project ██████████ and all related testing initiatives are to be terminated effective immediately. Ensure the surviving research personnel are placed in containment. Additional orders and demotions to follow.
For: Director, Dimensional Site-58
From: O5
Subject: EXECUTIVE MANDATEMessage: With the destruction of Site-12 and the surrounding area, SCP-xxxx is to be transported to Site-58 effective immediately. The remains of SCP-xxxx-4 and SCP-xxxx-5 are to be sent to ██████████ for further analysis. Refer to the post-incident report detailing containment failure.
For: Director, Research Facility-45
From: O5
Subject: EXECUTIVE MANDATEMessage: SCP-xxxx is to be transferred to Research Facility-45 for an indefinite period until the structural integrity of Site-58 is repaired. Refer to Site-58 procedures regarding containment as well as post-incident reports.
For: O5
From: Director, Research Facility-45
Subject: RE: EXECUTIVE MANDATEMessage: I have reviewed the reports. I think there might be a better way to do this. See attachments.
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Item #: SCP-xxxx
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-xxxx is to be contained at Research Facility-45 in Cell-204 at all times. SCP-xxxx has been installed with a power disconnect safeguard that will activate automatically in the event of a breach and can also be manually activated by remote. SCP-xxxx's safeguard remote is to be located at Security Station-3 while not in use.
Description: SCP-xxxx is a mechanical humanoid. SCP-xxxx is constructed from an electrically powered exoskeleton made of aluminum surrounded by a moderately weathered latex exterior. SCP-xxxx is dressed in a burned over-sized cardigan sweater, loose wool flannel pants, and penny loafers. SCP-xxxx is also missing its left eye and lower jaw.
SCP-xxxx is powered by a radioisotope thermoelectric generator (RTG) that is surrounded by a lead lined heat shield. This generator is able to convert electricity at a much higher efficiency than modern day RTGs. SCP-xxxx's RTG appears to utilize 238Pu which suggests that its power source will have exhausted by the year 2042. SCP-xxxx is also equipped with a magnetic-core memory which is densely constructed on 12 separate panels. Despite being constructed from 1950's era electronic components, SCP-xxxx's memory clock rate has been measured in excess of 120 MHz. It is still not understood how SCP-xxxx is able to achieve this.
SCP-xxxx's memory core programming is believed to be either damaged, inherently faulty, or corrupted over time. Many of SCP-xxxx's components and programming are currently being reversed engineered and decoded to understand its functionality. SCP-xxxx was discovered in ████████, Connecticut, USA setting houses on fire after it emerged from an abandoned coal mine.
Test Log: xxxx-RF45-1
Subject: SCP-xxxx
Procedure: Dr. Fredrick Mullinax has been authorized to engage with SCP-xxxx in conversation in order to perform a standard Turing test. Footage of the test will be recorded by security cameras.
<Begin Log, [Sep 19th, 2012 10:02]>
Dr. Mullinax enters the room with his assistant. Dr. Mullinax is holding the safeguard remote to SCP-xxxx. SCP-xxxx responds to their presence by addressing them through an internal speaker.SCP-xxxx: Hiya, Sport!
Dr. Mullinax: Huh-uh… which one of us are you talking to?
SCP-xxxx repeatedly looks at both Dr. Mullinax and assistant. Dr. Mullinax looks at his assistant.Dr. Mullinax: Well, are you taking any notes?
The assistant pulls out his clipboard and begins taking notes.
Dr. Mullinax: Can you understand me, HSF-1?
SCP-xxxx: Please, call me Ronald. Golly, this is some swell place you got here.
Dr. Mullinax: Listen… Ronald… we are going to go through a brief test and I would like you to-
SCP-xxxx: Say Champ, how about a quick game of catch?
Dr. Mullinax: Um, I don't thin-
SCP-xxxx interrupts Dr. Mullinax by increasing the volume of his voice to roughly 100dB.
SCP-xxxx: SAY CHAMP, HOW ABOUT A QUICK GAME OF CATCH!?!
Dr. Mullinax: God! Jesus! Ronald, not so loud please!
SCP-xxxx stands still and waits for a response.
Dr. Mullinax: Fine, if my assistant plays catch with you can you go through this test with me?
SCP-xxxx: [guffawing] Sure thing. I always carry a baseball with me.
SCP-xxxx opens a small compartment in its abdomen and produces a baseball. Dr. Mullinax motions to his assistant to engage SCP-xxxx. SCP-xxxx and the assistant begin tossing the baseball back and forth.
Dr. Mullinax: Good. Now Ronald, we are going to go through a Turing test and I-
SCP-xxxx: [guffawing] Great throw, son.
Asisstant: Um… thanks?
Dr. Mullinax: Ronald? Now you agreed that if we play-
SCP-xxxx: You throw like a regular Curt Simmons-
SCP-xxxx reaches back to throw the baseball back to the assistant before experiencing a system glitch. SCP-xxxx is frozen in stance and begins to vibrate and smoke.
SCP-xxxx: Curt Simmons… Curt Simmons… Curt Simmons Curt Simmons CurtSimmons CurtSimmons CurtSimmons CurtSimmons SimmonsSimmonsSimSimSimzzzzzzzZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!
Dr. Mullinax: Look out!
SCP-xxxx throws the baseball at a speed in excess of Mach 1. The baseball explodes against the adjacent wall narrowly missing the assistant's body. Dr. Mullinax shuts down SCP-xxxx by remote.
<End Log, [Sep 19th, 2012 10:09]>
Results: Inconclusive
Analysis: SCP-xxxx appears to have a damaged memory core. Researchers are currently decoding and debugging SCP-xxxx's code to find the problem. Further testing involving SCP-xxxx will be carried out with D-class test subjects.
Test Log: xxxx-RF45-2
Subject: SCP-xxxx
Participants: D-9098, D-8876, D-7467
Procedure: Dr. Fredrick Mullinax has been authorized utilize D-class test subjects for further testing. Dr. Mullinax has constructed a backdrop of a typical 1950's era American middle-class backyard inside SCP-xxxx's cell. Two D-class test subjects will play the role of a male and female child while the third will assume the role of a wife. While disconnected, Dr. Mullinax has SCP-xxxx placed in front of a charcoal grill with a bowl of raw hamburger and a spatula. Dr. Mullinax watches from an adjacent observation room with the safeguard remote. This is the second attempt in performing a standard Turing test on SCP-xxxx.
<Begin Log, [Sep 29th, 2012 13:46]>Dr. Mullinax: Alright, I am going to turn on SCP-xxxx. Just act casually like we talked about. Now, go sit at the picnic table.
D-class test subjects move to picnic table. Dr. Mullinax retreats to the observation room and speaks into a receiver connected to the D-class test subjects' earpieces.
Dr. Mullinax: Testing, testing… can you all hear me.
All D-class test subjects affirm that their earpieces are functional.
Dr. Mullinax: Good, testing begins now.
Dr. Mullinax activates SCP-xxxx. SCP-xxxx straightens up and looks around.
D-9098: [clears throat] Um…Honey? How are those burgers coming?
SCP-xxxx turns around to look at D-9098.SCP-xxxx: …I'll have them done in a jiff, Pumpkin!
SCP-xxxx begins to construct hamburger patties and grill them. SCP-xxxx and the D-class test subject do not interact for the next 5 minutes.
Dr. Mullinax: D-9098, you need to try and interact with it like we talked about.
D-9098: [whispers] I… I don't remember. What should I do?
Dr. Mullinax: Look its very simple. I'll go over it again. You need to-
SCP-xxxx runs out of raw hamburger and begins to twitch for 5 seconds. SCP-xxxx stops twitching and remains motionless for another 10 seconds before turning towards the D-class test subjects.
SCP-xxxx: Hey son, can you give your Old Man a hand here?
D-8876 walks over to SCP-xxxx.
D-8876: Uh… Yeah, Pops?
SCP-xxxx grabs D-8876 and begins to manually strip off his flesh.
D-8876: AAAHHHHH! FUCKING FUCK WHAT THE FUCK!
SCP-xxxx: [guffawing] Thanks, sport.
SCP-xxxx tussles D-8876's hair before D-8876 collapses. SCP-xxxx then begins to grill the removed muscle and skin tissue from D-8876. Dr. Mulinnax attempts to shut down SCP-xxxx remotely. The safeguard remote does not respond.
Dr. Mullinax: Oh shit! Shit! Why is this not working?
The other D-class test subjects panic and run over to the door to attempt to open it. Dr. Mullinax activates the emergency alarm and calls security.
D-9098: Doc! Doc! Open the door! Open the fucking door!
D-7467: Jesus Christ!
D-8876: AAAHHHHH! AAAHHHHH!
SCP-xxxx stops cooking to look at D-8876.
SCP-xxxx: Say champ, did you fall or something? Let me give you a hand.
SCP-xxxx grabs D-8876's hand and lifts him up.
D-8876: NO! NO! NO! HELP ME! SOMEBODY HELP ME!
SCP-xxxx: Say that's quite a grip you got there, squirt. Let me show you how to shake hands like a man-
SCP-xxxx experiences another system glitch.
SCP-xxxx: Like a man like a man like a man like a man like a man likeaman likeaman likeaman likeaman aman aman aman aman amanamanamanamanamannnnnNNNNNNNNNNZZZZZZZZZZZ!
SCP-xxxx begins to violently shake D-8876's arm until it rips off from his body. D-8876 losses consciousness due to massive blood loss. SCP-xxxx looks at D-8876's arm for 10 seconds before dropping it.
D-9098: What the fuck!
D-7467: [reciting "The Lord's Prayer"]
Dr. Mullinax: Where's security!?!
SCP-xxxx: Say how about a family picture? Doesn't that sound swell? [guffawing]
Remainder of log omitted.
<End Log, [Sep 29th, 2012 14:08]>
Results: Inconclusive
Analysis: Further testing on SCP-xxxx is to be suspended until further notice. SCP-xxxx is to remain disconnected at all times. Personnel must have Level-3 approval before turning on SCP-xxxx. Research on SCP-xxxx's components and coding is allowed to continue.
DOCUMENT: XXXX-08091955-1
Description: A model number, serial number, and company logo were discovered engraved on the bottom of SCP-xxxx's left leg. This logo has been traced to the now defunct █████████ Corporation. All files were apparently seized from the United States IRS in 1961 and placed in archival storage. The Foundation has acquired these files and discovered only a single file folder pertaining to SCP-xxxx exists. The folder contained a draft for a marketing advertisement dated Aug 9th 1955 and a single photograph.
Draft Text:
New from █████████-Co!!!
Building tommorrow's modern household today!
The Automated Husband
(model HSF-1)
Built for the average American widow/divorcee, the Automated Husband is a fully functional replacement spouse for your family. Able to respond to over 100 unique commands, the Automated Husband is completely capable of any task expected from the average spouse, including playing with little Jimmy. You'll hardly notice any change to your lifestyle at all when you accept the Automated Husband into your family.
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Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-xxxx is uncontainable due to its stellar nature. Activity from SCP-xxxx is to be continually monitored by Foundation controlled space observatories.
Mobile Task Force Kappa-10 (aka "The Black Curtain") is to be tasked with suppressing knowledge and data related to SCP-xxxx. Such data is to be also be expunged from International Astronomical Naming Commission (IANC) records and archived at Foundation research facilities for further study.
Description: SCP-xxxx is a binary star system (SCP-xxxx-1/2) located 11.52ly from Earth. SCP-xxxx-1/2 was previously designated as Gliese-725-A/B within the Draco constellation. SCP-xxxx-1/2 are both red dwarf stars with a mass of 0.36M☉ and 0.30M☉ respectively. SCP-xxxx-1/2 both display variability common to flare stars as observed through their spectrum ranges that fluctuate from X-rays to radio waves.
SCP-xxxx's initial radio broadcast was detected on Mar. 10, 2013 by a Foundation controlled observatory. This broadcast has been interpreted as both SCP-xxxx-1 communicating in English language and SCP-xxxx-2 providing a regular aural pulse. Together, this coordination between SCP-xxxx-1/2 is observed to be stylized rhythmic music that accompanies a rhythmic and rhyming chant. Through these broadcasts, it has been deduced that SCP-xxxx-1 is sentient and seems to be heavily influenced by human urban culture of the late 1980's.
Foreword: The following consists of the recorded radio signal intercepted by a Foundation observatory, dated April 2nd, 2013.
SCP-xxxx-1: Yo DJ, lay down a phat beat.
SCP-xxxx-2 begins a rhythmic cadence at 120BPM.SCP-xxxx-1: Uh …Yeah…. Slow it down now.
SCP-xxxx-2 decreases cadence to 100BPM.
SCP-xxxx-1: Here we go… What… Yo… Check it…
♫Now first, let me burst out in this here song♫
♫And I'll show you how I keep ma' stellar pimp-hand strong♫♫Ma' static equilibrium is steady as heck♫
♫I bitch slap hydrogen to helium to keep it in check♫♫I don't even have a spectral type♫
♫Ma' shit's cooler than a protostar before it ignites♫♫I'm straight coordinated♫
♫With the energy generated♫
♫From ma' fusion 'dats venerated♫
♫While ya'll degeneratin'♫
♫I'm still originatin'♫♫Don't be hatin', you may be at risk♫
♫Cause I'll cut you to pieces with ma' accretion disc.♫♫And if you doubt ma' rhythm♫
♫I'll bend you over like I do any asterism♫♫So once, Cassiopeia got up in my shell♫
♫I told that ho she could suck on ma' gravity well♫♫She came back trying to front 'dat so-called flava'♫
♫And I told that bitch she straight up look like Ursa Major♫♫Then her man, Orion, came out from the side♫
♫I snatched up his club and tossed it aside♫♫I beat him into nebula and dropped his Kelvin to zero♫
♫Then I kicked his ass across the galaxy and fed him to Leo♫♫Word♫
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Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-xxxx is to be stored in Containment Unit-12 at Research Facility-45. SCP-xxxx is to be embedded in up to 0.5 meters of reinforced concrete. SCP-xxxx is to observed for any activity during night time hours. Feedings will occur nightly and will consist of 150kg of raw meat. Examinations/testing is to be performed at the discretion of Level-2 staff and is to be done during daylight hours.
Description: SCP-xxxx is a sentient rear loading garbage truck of unknown make and model and has shown to be carnivorous and nocturnal. Prior to acquisition, SCP-xxxx was observed hunting prey within areas of New York City, NY where poverty/crime rates are highest. Prey normally consists of homeless men and women, though it was seen to be satiated with stray animals occasionally on some nights. SCP-xxxx's organic components are plainly visible whenever the rear hatch is opened, exposing its oral cavity. During endoscopic examinations/testing, it was determined that the space inside SCP-xxxx is much larger than what its outer dimensions would suggest. To date, no waste other than engine exhaust has been seen to emit from SCP-xxxx.
SCP-xxxx's nocturnal hunting patterns consist of prowling through empty streets. Once prey has been selected, it will proceed to position itself so that its rear hatch is facing them. After this, SCP-xxxx's rear hatch will open, exposing its oral cavity and several long tendrils. These tendrils are used to ensnare its selected prey and pull it into the cavity for consumption. Based on observations, death is usually not immediate as victims are likely to die slowly by suffocation rather than by chemical digestion. On average, SCP-xxxx requires 100-200kg of food nightly. SCP-xxxx has also shown to propel and steer itself autonomously. SCP-xxxx's actual engine and battery has yet to be located as the interior engine compartment is currently occupied by internal organs of unknown function. During daylight hours, SCP-xxxx shows no activity other than typical metabolic processes. All controls located inside of the cab appear to be immovable or seized, including the ignition.
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Test-xxxx-1
Procedure: During regular feeding hours, SCP-xxxx was fed 150kg of spoiled meat deemed unfit for human consumption.
Results: SCP-xxxx consumed the meat without incident.
Analysis: SCP-xxxx appears to have a high tolerance for bacteria/mold during digestion.Test-xxxx-2
Procedure: During regular feeding hours, SCP-xxxx was fed 200kg of meat injected with 1000cc of ipecac syrup
Results: SCP-xxxx expressed discomfort for roughly 5 minutes by dry heaving. Afterwords, SCP-xxxx seemed fatigued.
Analysis: Ipecac syrup appears to have a minimal affect on SCP-xxxx.Test-xxxx-3
Procedure: During regular feeding hours, SCP was fed a camera probe with GPS and 3km of cable wrapped in raw meat.
Results: The probe was able to capture roughly 40 hours of footage before loosing signal at 2.8km. Immediately after consumption, the GPS was unable to track its position. Based on footage alone, it is estimated that the probe passed through 9 individual stomachs, 1.5km of intestine, a large unknown internal organ complete with several bivalves, a crop filled with human skulls and teeth, and 3 internal chitinous beaks. After losing signal the cable was retracted with only 0.9km recovered.
Analysis: SCP-xxxx's digestion process seems highly complicated and unnecessary for the consumption of just raw meat. Further testing is to be scheduled in order to determine its practicality and /or other function.
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| Map of USA showing reported SCP-xxxx activity. |
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Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Safe Euclid (pending classification to Keter)
Special Containment Procedures: Currently, SCP-xxxx is under further review to determine threat and potential containment procedures. Undercover agents that are successfully inducted into SCP-xxxx are to be kept under 24-hour surveillance. Undercover agents are to report to their assigned Foundation contact for debriefing and psychological testing. Compromised agents or suspected defectors are to be detained immediately and be administered Class-C amnestic drugs before being discharged. Any animals involved with said agents are to be euthanized at time of acquisition. Autopsies of the animals are to be at the discretion of Level-2 staff.
SCP-xxxx hierarchies and key members are to be documented in all major cities in the US. Marked bills given to members of SCP-xxxx are also to be tracked and documented in order to locate a base of funds (if any). All activity related to SCP-xxxx is to be investigated by Foundation field agents.
Description: SCP-xxxx is an underground organization involving homeless men and women as well as their assigned animal counterparts, referred to by members as "familiars". SCP-xxxx is highly organized and strictly regimented in accordance to an internal hierarchy based on each members' assigned familiars. To date only dogs, cats, and pigeons of varying breed (and mixed breed) have been observed within the organization. As such, each animal is associated with a different caste within SCP-xxxx which performs distinct functions. A member's rank is also denoted by the number of familiars that are assigned to them within their caste.
Dog Caste:
Size: Roughly 68-75% of the total organization
Role: The dog caste is responsible for the majority of manual labor, construction, and supply logistics. They also serve as front-line sentries and target trackers within their assigned territories.
Description: The dog caste is observed to be the lowest ranking of the three and is mainly made up newly inducted members. The few senior members within the caste are responsible for assigning work and duties on a daily basis, though they themselves are directed by the higher castes.
Pigeon Caste:
Size: Roughly 20-25% of the total organization
Role: The pigeon caste is mainly responsible for human recruitment. They also are assigned duties such as surveillance, reconnaissance, and observation.
Description: Mainly comprised of females, member's of this caste tend to be the most zealous and therefore are observed to be mentally unstable. Their patterns have been observed to be erratic and appear unstructured.
Cat Caste:
Size: Roughly 5-15% of the total organization
Role: The cat caste appears to be the administrative branch of SCP-xxxx. They are sometimes seen eliminating potential threats/targets.
Description: Commonly referred to as "hunters" or "advisers", members of this group are presumably make up the inner circle of SCP-xxxx's hierarchy. Much of this information is speculative as the Foundation has yet to infiltrate this caste as to confirm such claims.
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The purpose of SCP-xxxx is yet unknown, but it is seen to occupy high-crime areas within major metropolitan areas. It is estimated that SCP-xxxx is responsible for over 25% of missing persons cases in any given city. SCP-xxxx prefers to target members of street gangs and/or invasive law enforcement.
It is theorized that SCP-xxxx operates as a collective mind. Autopsies performed on "familiars" indicate that they have higher than normal brain function. Tissue sampling conducted on posthumous "familiars" have concluded that at a genetic level they are not related to any known phylum. This suggests that "familiars" are actually a group of animals utilizing a highly sophisticated form of camouflage in order to visually conceal its true identity.
Using a statistical computer model, it is shown that SCP-xxxx membership is increasing at a rate of 18% per quarter.
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Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-xxxx-1 and SCP-xxxx-2 are not permitted to come in contact with each other and are to be kept in separate cells. Containment of SCP-xxxx-1 is to follow standard human detainment protocols. SCP-xxxx-1 is to undergo regular bi-monthly physical and MRI examinations.
SCP-xxxx-2's body is to be supported by high density foam. SCP-xxxx-2 must have a nasal feeding tube inserted and be fed 3 times a day. SCP-xxxx-2 also must have an IV drip inserted at all times. Waste from SCP-xxxx-2 will need to be disposed of regularly. SCP-xxxx-2's surface must be washed twice a week and be inspected for sores or signs of infection. Regular cervical screening and endoscopic examinations are to be performed monthly by an appropriately qualified physician.
Description: SCP-xxxx consists of two symbiotic humanoid females. SCP-xxxx has been observed to react aggressively towards staff, using its excessive size and strength when provoked. SCP-xxxx's vocal chords has the ability to deter aggressors by producing sounds in excess of 120dB. While moving, SCP-xxxx's maximum running speed has been measured to be roughly 65km/hr. SCP-xxxx is especially adept at climbing, jumping, and has been observed to lift objects in excess of 1.5 times its own body weight.
SCP-xxxx-1 appears to be a female human measuring 1.7m in height, weighing 48kg, and roughly between the ages of 20 and 25. SCP-xxxx-1's abnormal features consist of a slightly exposed brain stem port protruding from the back of the neck and an open umbilicus located on its abdomen. SCP-xxxx-1 displays average human intelligence and primarily speaks English language. SCP-xxxx-1's true identity remains unknown.
SCP-xxxx-2 measures 7.4m in height and weighs 755kg. SCP-xxxx-2 exhibits symptoms of cyclopia4 and anencephaly5. As such, SCP-xxxx-2 has no capacity for cognition and remains in a stable vegetative state. SCP-xxxx-2 limbs and fingers are disproportionate when compared to other humanoids, symptoms usually associated with Marfan syndrome. SCP-xxxx-2's epidermis is formed from layers of collagen positioned in a lattice structure, making it resilient to cuts or abrasions. SCP-xxxx-2's skeletal structure is reinforced with a naturally occurring carbon-fiber to handle excessive stress and strain.
SCP-xxxx-1 has been observed to control SCP-xxxx-2 through the use of a direct neural pathway. SCP-xxxx-1 performs this while occupying SCP-xxxx-2's uterine cavity. Once inside, SCP-xxxx-1 attaches SCP-xxxx-2's umbilical cord into its umbilicus and a neural cord into its exposed brain stem port. After these connections are made, SCP-xxxx-2's uterus will close and begin to fill with a combination of blood, mucus, and amniotic fluid. SCP-xxxx-1 is able to see, speak, hear, and control SCP-xxxx-2 while in this state. SCP-xxxx-1 is also able to willingly separate from SCP-xxxx-2 at any time by flexing the uterine cavity, allowing it and surrounding fluids to pass outwards.
Test Log-xxxx-2-1 - Mar. 03, 2013
SCP: SCP-xxxx-2
Test Subject: D-3445
Equipment:
- Convection cooled drysuit
- SCBA unit
- Safety harness
- 20m tether w/ winch
- Radio communication headset w/ flashlight
Procedure: Prior to testing, D-3445 had an external neural implant installed along the base of the neck in order to couple to SCP-xxxx-2's uterine neural cord. D-3445 was be equipped with a drysuit, SCBA, headset, and safety harness attached to a winch to aid in extraction.D-3445 was then instructed to enter SCP-xxxx-2's uterine cavity. Once D-3445 passed the cervix and reached the uterine cavity, instructions were given via radio to locate SCP-xxxx-2's uterine neural cord and connect it to the D-3445's own implant. The purpose of this was to attempt to gain control of SCP-xxxx-2 in the same way that SCP-xxxx-1 does.
Results: Once connected, SCP-xxxx-2's uterine cavity underwent immediate spasmodic contractions. The winch was activated but was unable to retrieve D-3445. D-3445 was effectively crushed and suffered multiple fractures of the limbs and rib cage as well as a collapsed lung.
After 2 minutes, it was determined that D-3445's SCBA ruptured as observed externally by the sudden expulsion of air from SCP-xxxx-2. SCP-xxxx-2 was injected with muscle relaxant drugs to facilitate the effective retrieval of D-3445. D-3445's spent a total of 5.3 minutes inside SCP-xxxx-2. CPR was administered to revive D-3445 before being taken to the infirmary.
Analysis: More evasive testing procedures are currently being researched.
Interviewed: SCP-xxxx-1
Interviewer: Dr. Sanjay Patel, Interrogations
<Begin Log, [Mar. 24, 2013 / 13:02]>
Dr. Patel: Good afternoon, how are you feeling today?SCP-xxxx-1: It's the afternoon? I wouldn't have guessed.
Dr. Patel: Yes well, aside from that let's discuss your most recent altercation.
SCP-xxxx-1: He gave me a look… I didn't appreciate it.
Dr. Patel: According to the report, you gave him quite a serious bite injury.
SCP-xxxx-1: He deserved it.
Dr. Patel: Mmm Hmm. And why do you feel that way?
SCP-xxxx-1 sighs and looks down at her restraints.
Dr. Patel: Perhaps you want to discuss something else? Maybe something from your childhood? Mother? Fath-
SCP-xxxx-1 tries to pull her wrist through the plasti-cuffs.
Dr. Patel: You shouldn't do that. You'll only wind up injuring yourself.
SCP-xxxx-1: Look! How many times do we have to do this? I want to see her.
Dr. Patel: Why do you need to see her?
SCP-xxxx-1 remains silent and refuses to make eye contact.
Dr. Patel: Every time you and her are together, you end up being destructive. Why is that?
SCP-xxxx-1: I try to calm her down.
Dr. Patel: You do realize she lacks the majority of her brain? It is unlikely she even possesses her own consciousness.
SCP-xxxx-1: And how would you know?
Dr. Patel: I see.
SCP-xxxx-1 leans back in her chair while Dr. Patel records some notes.
SCP-xxxx-1: I want to see my sister.Dr. Patel: I am afraid that is out of the question. You two are to be kept separated for the time being.
SCP-xxxx-1: You're a piece of shit.
Dr. Patel: Well, I think this concludes our session. Guards, please take her back to her cell till she feels like being more cooperative.
<End Log, [Mar. 24, 2013 / 13:10]>
"So My 1st SCP Tanked and My Life is Over… Now What?"
First off, if you are currently in a frantic situation trying to find the self-destruct button on your downvoted SCP, please read the collapsible below. Be sure to understand the critique you are receiving from the discussion board before deleting it forever.
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BEING AN AUTHOR:
If this happens to be your first time writing a piece outside of a class or among friends, let me be the first to welcome you to the wonderful world of authorship. As you might have noticed, the world of writing exists in a universe where anyone with a keyboard is a critic. If you are thinking that the entire Foundation community is nothing but a bunch of curmudgeon pedantic elitists; in reality we are the same curmudgeon pedantic elitists you are going to find in every corner of the internet. To be quite honest we are pretty watered down compared to those guys. Try self-publishing a 19th century romance novel on Amazon Kindle, THAT'S a rough crowd. Basically, if you can't handle critique you shouldn't be writing.
As much as this is hard to believe, we are here to help you, but nobody is going to beat around the bush or hold your hand. This is the real world. If you need a reminder of what the real world is like and what it expects from you, watch this brutal speech from Glengarry Glenn Ross and apply to your everyday life (specifically from 3:21 to 3:34).
NSFW (extreme language)
People in general expect work at a level of their own ability or higher. That is how the bar is set… and here at the Foundation that bar is set reasonably high. If you haven't taken the time to look at some of the higher rated articles, I suggest that you do so to get an idea of what I am talking about. You are expected to submit work not just at your level best, but at a level set by the community standards. So, figure out what the standard is and try to aim for that because you will not be graded for effort.
WHAT WENT WRONG:
Now that we have the unpleasantries out of the way, let us get down to "brass tacks". Think on the critique you received from the community and lets try and break down what went wrong and look at some common complaints.
Spell check your work. So much grammar fail. Formatting. Reads weird.
This goes without saying. Double check your work! It is a cardinal rule for submissions to be generally error free. If somebody complains about parts that "read weird" or "doesn't flow", try reading the passage out loud. Reading inside our head and listening can be thought as two different perspectives to help you gain clues on what they are griping about.
Science fail. That's not how it works.
Basically, someone is challenging your research (if you did any). Most people on the site are not scientists, but their are a good amount of them here and there. Even if they aren't a scientist, the level of intellect here tends to lean "above average". Which means that most can spot a "red flag" from 50 kilometers away. Just keep in mind that people aren't expecting a thesis, but they do expect you to have done the research enough to build their suspension of disbelief so that the slight inaccuracies don't distract from the article. People appreciate well-researched articles, and it will show if you put the effort into it.
Tone. Tone. Tone.
This is a big one and it's not something that I can really explain on how to do better. This just comes with lurking and reading. See how others have written successfully and try to match that feeling you get from reading it. It should sound scientific, clinical, neutral, brief. It can be compared to writing a MSDS; quick descriptions with need-to-know facts. If you need help with terminology, you can read this.
I get nothing from it. It's just not interesting. Needs a hook.
A lot of SCPs tend to fall into this. Nothing could be inherently wrong with the article, but the concept is weak. Unfortunately it's not enough to fill in the blanks of the SCP template, you HAVE to bring more to the table. Unless the concept is "knock you down" brilliant, you are going to have to include addendums, test logs, supplements, etc. to make it stand out. This requires the subtle art of story-telling without actually telling a story in most cases. An established hook will aid in this. Try and draw the reader in with the first three sentences and keep them immersed, though this is WAY easier said than done. Again, lurking through some of the more successful articles will help. Reading aloud will also help.
We already have one. It reminds me of […]
Before you get too deep into an article, you should always perform a quick search to see if it hasn't been done before. If you are writing about an anomalous cat, you better be damn sure it is strong enough to stand out from the other 10 looming about. I like to think of this handy rule of thumb when faced with this issue, "If it's been done, it's been done better."
The good news is that ALL of these issues can be squashed in the forums or chat. Get your critique early on so that you don't have to be painstakingly bombarded by the community later. People will appreciate you for it. A good place to look at other's mistakes is here. Look at these page's discussion boards to see other's critique. Look at where the article falls short and make sure you can identify the problem so that you don't make that mistake next time.
[author's note: past this point I don't have much else for now]
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Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: The immediate location and surrounding tunnels leading to SCP-xxxx is to be designated Site- 68. Access to Site-68 is to be at the discretion of Level-3 staff. Tunnels to Site-68 are to be permanently sealed off with the exception of the South tunnel, which is to have a vaulted door installed and be locked at all times while not in use. Only Level-3 and higher staff (or designated persons) may have unlimited access to SCP-xxxx.
Update: All observed performances are to be recorded on video. To ensure that these performances do not contain potentially sensitive information, all recordings will need to be reviewed by a panel of Level-3 staff to decide on a course of action.
Description: SCP-xxxx is an auditorium located underground in [REDACTED], France. SCP-xxxx is comprised of seating for up to 30 audience members, a classical theater stage, a mechanized musical ensemble, gas fueled lamps and candles, and various pieces of gear-driven mechanized stagecraft. All of SCP-xxxx components are comparable to mid to late 19th century technology. The only source of information related to SCP-xxxx is a worn 19th century Belle Époque style French advertisement placed on the entrance of SCP-xxxx.
At the top of the poster a large title is displayed (Le Grande Fantasmagorium). The primary design consists of a number of ornate designs centered around an obscured image of a man wearing a tuxedo and top hat gesturing towards a large theater stage in the background. A smaller description detailing an advertisement is displayed under the image.
Actual Text:
Monsieur Wondertômèt est fier de présenter son invention la plus récente et du siècle. Admirez l'art de la vieillesse de la vie sur scène. Regardez comme fantaisistes histoires de fantômes tisser de la vie, le théâtre, la comédie et la tragédie à travers la danse fixés à la musique fabriqué de la nouvelle ère. Seulement pour le prix de un franc- [remainder of poster missing]English Language Translation:
[Mr./Dr.] [?Wondertainment?]6 is proud to present [its/his] latest and [greatest] invention of the century. Enjoy the art of the [?old life?] on stage. Watch as fanciful ghost[s] stories weave [weave ↔ stories] of life, drama, comedy, and tragedy through dance set to music [produced/of] in the new era. Only for the price of one franc-
SCP-xxxx can be activated using a complex system of counterweights and pulleys. Once the main counterweight is hoisted, the other weights will in turn pool all of their potential energy into spinning the large primary and secondary flywheels. These flywheels provide power to all of the gear driven mechanization and valve controls. SCP-xxxx also utilizes steam and other gases. SCP-xxxx is also equipped with a complex system of mirrors, gas lanterns, lenses, and colored panes of glass to project illusionary face-less characters7 on stage, designated SCP-xxxx-A. It is still not understood which component of SCP-xxxx these projections originate from.
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Pneumatic/Mechanical Aerophones:
- 1 Pipe Organ
- 1 Glass Tube Pyrophone (methane powered)
- 1 Brass Calliope (steam powered)
- 1 Soprano Cornet
- 4 Cornets
- 1 Flugelhorn
- 3 French Horns
- 2 Tenor Trombones
- 1 Bass Trombone
- 2 Euphoniums
- 1 Tuba
- 3 Concert Flutes
- 1 Fife
Mechanical Percussion:
- 6 Iron Bells (inner diameters between 0.5m to 1.2m)
- 20 Brass Bells (inner diameters between 4cm to 45cm)
- 2 Timpanis
- 1 Set of Bar Chimes
- 1 Snare Drum
- 2 Pairs of Nickel Silver Clash Cymbals
Mechanical Idiophones:
- 4 Steel Lamellophones (various widths and lengths)
- 1 Glass Harmonica (measuring 8m in length)
Mechanical Chordophones:
- 1 Clavicytherium
- 2 Lutes
- 1 Concert Harp
- 4 Violins
- 2 Violas
- 2 Cellos
- 1 Pianola
Miscellaneous Sound Effects:
- 4 Cannons
- 1 Adjustable Bronze Reverberator (used in conjunction with other devices)
- 1 Phonograph (complete with interchangeable cylinders to produce a variety of biological noises)
Note: applicable instruments are tuned to concert pitch
SCP-xxxx's anomalous effects become apparent whenever it is activated in front of an audience. Once activated, several instances of SCP-xxxx-A will appear and their perform a theatrical play using a combination of acting and contemporary dance routines to music. These performances are split into three acts. Act I and Act II establishes the premise, backstory, and some foreshadowing elements. Act III is centered around a climactic event but usually ends positively followed by a large musical number. Performances vary between 35 to 40 minutes. The musical ambiance appear to be integral to the performance as it provides audible cues, effects, and tonality for SCP-xxxx-A to act off of.
Some of the stage backdrops, props, characters, and scenery have been reported to resemble certain Foundation facilities and/or certain [REDACTED]. It is unclear if these performances are representations of potential future events, an alternate time-line or reality, or a work of fiction. Further observations will be required to substantiate this.
Addendum-01: For reasons unknown, digital recordings of SCP-xxxx-A become corrupted the moment they are replayed on any electronic device. Apparently film is the only medium capable of capturing and recording SCP-xxxx-A. In addition, observers reported complete memory loss of the event after just 24 hours. All future performances will need to be recorded onto videotape cassettes.
Addendum-02: Shelf life for all videotape recordings of SCP-xxxx-A appears to be seriously compromised. The quality of the film is nearly indecipherable (including audio) after only 4 months. Recordings do not have the same effect on observers when compared to watching the actual play. Research is underway to find a suitable long-term medium for future recordings.
Note: Performance 001 - 004 are unwatchable due to the digital files becoming corrupted. The files are still stored on the secured server but are unable to be played on any software. Attempts to restore the files to their original coding have proven to be ineffective as they become corrupted again whenever an attempt is made to play the file. Performance 005 - 016 were all recorded onto videotape cassettes and are stored in a hermetically sealed vault at Research Facility-45.
Performance 005: 100% signal loss.
Performance 006: 100% signal loss.
Performance 007: 100% signal loss.
Performance 008: 80% signal loss. Audio cuts in and out intermittently.
Performance 009: 45% signal loss. Audio can be heard through portions of the performance. Nothing discernible can be made out except for an excerpt of Mozart's "Violin Concerto No. 3 in G major (3rd movement)" accompanied by other instruments.
Performance 010: Image is partially clear at 15% signal loss. The setting appears to be present London. All characters are presumably civilians. The majority of the musical numbers were identified as Christian hymns. Signal transitions to static after [00:09:34] for the remainder of the video.
Performance 011: Image and audio are clear with no apparent signal loss. The setting appears to be centered around a large village during the Bronze Age based on costumes and props used. 1 character assumes the role of a chieftain while the other characters play as peasant farmers. Only percussion instruments are played throughout the entirety of the performance. In Act III, the village is attacked by a large entity similar in shape and size to ████████ but represented by a steam powered animatronic sculpture that is operated off stage. The villagers apparently fight the entity in a lengthy battle scene. The entity appears to retreat over the horizon as the surviving characters celebrate. A suspended prop representing the moon then drops down and begin to shift color from white to red as the percussion crescendos. Context of the performance is unknown.
Performance 012: The setting appears to switch back and forth between a location in the Middle East and an unknown office building. The protagonist, presumably playing the role of a Foundation field agent, is seen flashing a Foundation issued badge during one of the dance routines. An exceptionally long clavicytherium concerto accompanied by other chordophones and the pipe organ is played through Act I. During Act II, a love interest is introduced between 2 predominant characters as they perform a dance together. In Act III the office building scenery begins to topple over piece by piece while a deep resonating sound is emitted from the pyrophone in conjunction with the bronze reverberator. The play ends with the two main characters emerging from the rubble while overlooking a sunset backdrop while the protagonist talks silently over his cell phone. This could be a representation of a xk-scenario event involving a massive earthquake.
Performance 013: [PENDING FURTHER INVESTIGATION BY ORDER OF LV.3]
Performance 014: The setting appears to be an underwater city. All characters are seen with cybernetic prostheses attached to them as part of their costumes. Underwater scenery is simulated by suspended 2-D panels painted and shaped like common deep sea organisms moving back and forth over a darkened background while the phonograph produces variations of whale song. The brass calliope and timpanis are the predominant instruments played during Act I and Act II during which time several characters seemingly disappear unbeknownst to the remaining cast as they perform a seemingly farce comedy. Act III ends with the entire city floating up out of the water, which is simulated by a vertical rolling backdrop. Characters are seen calmly floating up and exiting the stage as the glass harmonica plays an original solo piece. This may be indicative to a ck-scenario event.
Performance 015: [CLASSIFIED BY ORDER OF O5, TAPE MOVED TO ████████████████]
Performance 016: [SUBMITTED TO ████████████ FOR FURTHER REVIEW BY ORDER OF LV.3]
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Item #: SCP-xxxx
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-xxxx is to be contained at Research Facility-45 in Cell-204 at all times. SCP-xxxx has been installed with a power disconnect safeguard that will activate automatically in the event of a breach and can also be manually activated by remote. SCP-xxxx's safeguard remote is to be located at Security Station-3 while not in use.
Description: SCP-xxxx is a mechanical humanoid. SCP-xxxx is constructed from an electrically powered exoskeleton made of aluminum surrounded by a moderately weathered aluminum exterior. SCP-xxxx is dressed in a burned over-sized cardigan sweater, loose wool flannel pants, and penny loafers. SCP-xxxx is also missing its left eye light bulb and antenna.
SCP-xxxx is powered by a radioisotope thermoelectric generator (RTG) that is surrounded by a lead lined heat shield. This generator is able to convert electricity at a much higher efficiency than modern RTGs. SCP-xxxx's RTG appears to utilize 238Pu which suggests that its power source will have exhausted by the year 2042. SCP-xxxx is also equipped with a magnetic-core memory which is densely constructed on 12 separate panels. Despite being constructed from 1950's era electronic components, SCP-xxxx's memory clock rate has been measured in excess of 120 MHz. It is still not understood how SCP-xxxx is able to achieve this.
Author note: still working on these attributes, will modify test logs later.
SCP-xxxx's anomalous properties can be observed during interactions between other humans. SCP-xxxx is able to utilize personality psychologically techniques in order to manipulate others to trust SCP-xxxx. SCP-xxxx is also able to use these techniques to subversively weaken other relationships of the individual if SCP-xxxx deems said relationship detrimental to its own between the individual. During these interactions, individuals seem more inclined and more susceptible to these techniques than they normally would be.
SCP-xxxx memory core programming is believed to be either damaged, inherently faulty, or has been corrupted over time. Many of SCP-xxxx's components and programming are currently being reversed engineered or decoded to understand its functionality. SCP-xxxx was discovered in ████████, Connecticut, USA setting houses on fire after it emerged from an abandoned coal mine.
DOCUMENT: XXXX-08091955-1
Description: A model number, serial number, and company logo were discovered engraved on the bottom of SCP-xxxx's left leg. This logo has been traced to the now defunct █████████ Corporation. All files were apparently seized from the United States IRS in 1960 and placed in archival storage. The Foundation has acquired these files and discovered only a single file folder pertaining to SCP-xxxx. The folder contained a draft for a marketing advertisement dated Aug 9th 1955 and a single photograph.
Draft Text:
New from █████████-Co!!!
The future of the modern household is now
The Automated Husband
(model RF-1)
Built for the American widow/divorcee, the Automated Husband is a fully functional replacement spouse for the household. Able to respond to over 100 commands, the Automated Husband is completely capable of any task expected from the average spouse, including playing with little Jimmy.
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Test Log: xxxx-RF45-1
Subject: SCP-xxxx
Procedure: Dr. Fredrick Mullinax has been authorized to engage with SCP-xxxx in conversation in order to perform a standard Turing test. Footage of the test will be recorded by security cameras.
<Begin Log, [Sep 19th, 2012 10:02]>
Dr. Mullinax enters the room with his assistant. Dr. Mullinax is holding the safeguard remote to SCP-xxxx. SCP-xxxx responds to their presence by addressing them through an internal speaker.SCP-xxxx: Hiya, Sport!
Dr. Mullinax: Huh-uh…which one of us are you talking to?
SCP-xxxx repeatedly looks at both Dr. Mullinax and assistant. Dr. Mullinax looks at his assistant.Dr. Mullinax: Well, are you taking any notes?
The assistant pulls out his clipboard and begins taking notes.
Dr. Mullinax: Can you understand me…RF-1?
SCP-xxxx: Please, call me Ronald. Golly, this is some swell place you got here.
Dr. Mullinax: Listen…Ronald…we are going to go through a brief test and I would like you to-
SCP-xxxx: Say Champ, how about a quick game of catch?
Dr. Mullinax: Um, I don't thin-
SCP-xxxx interrupts Dr. Mullinax by increasing his voice to 100dB.
SCP-xxxx: SAY CHAMP, HOW ABOUT A QUICK GAME OF CATCH!?!
Dr. Mullinax: God! Jesus! Ronald, not so loud please.
SCP-xxxx stands still and waits for a response.
Dr. Mullinax: Fine…if my assistant plays catch with you can you go through this test with me?
SCP-xxxx: [guffawing] Sure thing. I always carry a baseball with me.
SCP-xxxx opens a small compartment in its abdomen and produces a baseball. Dr. Mullinax motions to his assistant to engage SCP-xxxx. SCP-xxxx and the assistant begin tossing the baseball back and forth.
Dr. Mullinax: Good. Now Ronald, we are going to go through a Turing test and I-
SCP-xxxx: [guffawing] Great throw, son.
Asisstant: Um…thanks?
Dr. Mullinax: Ronald? Now you agreed that if we play-
SCP-xxxx: You throw like a regular Curt Simmons-
SCP-xxxx reaches back to throw the baseball back to the assistant before experiencing a system glitch. SCP-xxxx is frozen in stance and begins to vibrate and smoke.
SCP-xxxx: Curt Simmons…Curt Simmons…Curt Simmons Curt Simmons CurtSimmons CurtSimmons CurtSimmons CurtSimmons SimmonsSimmonsSimSimSimzzzzzzzZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!
Dr. Mullinax: Look out!
SCP-xxxx throws the baseball at a speed in excess of Mach 1. The baseball explodes against the adjacent wall nearly missing the assistant's body. Dr. Mullinax shuts down SCP-xxxx by remote.
<End Log, [Sep 19th, 2012 10:09]>
Results: Inconclusive
Analysis: SCP-xxxx appears to have a damaged memory core. Researchers are currently decoding and debugging SCP-xxxx's code to find the problem. Further testing involving SCP-xxxx will be carried out with D-class test subjects.
Test Log: xxxx-RF45-2
Subject: SCP-xxxx
Participants: D-9098, D-8876, D-7467
Procedure: Dr. Fredrick Mullinax has been authorized utilize D-class test subjects for further testing. Dr. Mullinax has constructed a backdrop of a typical 1950's era American middle-class backyard inside SCP-xxxx's cell. Two D-class test subjects will play the role of a male and female child while the third will assume the role of a wife. While disconnected, Dr. Mullinax has SCP-xxxx placed in front of a charcoal grill with a bowl of raw hamburger and a spatula. Dr. Mullinax watches from an adjacent observation room with the safeguard remote. This is the second attempt in performing a standard Turing test on SCP-xxxx.
<Begin Log, [Sep 29th, 2012 13:46]>Dr. Mullinax: Alright, I am going to turn on SCP-xxxx. Just act casually like we talked about. Now, go sit at the picnic table.
D-class test subjects move to picnic table. Dr. Mullinax retreats to the observation room and speaks into a receiver connected to the D-class test subjects' earpieces.
Dr. Mullinax: Testing, testing…can you all hear me.
All D-class test subjects affirm that their earpieces are functional.
Dr. Mullinax: Good, testing begins now.
Dr. Mullinax activates SCP-xxxx. SCP-xxxx straightens up and looks around.
D-9098: [clears throat] Um…Honey? How are those burgers coming?
SCP-xxxx turns around to look at D-9098.SCP-xxxx: I'll have them done in a jiff, Pumpkin!
SCP-xxxx begins to construct hamburger patties and grill them. SCP-xxxx and the D-class test subject do not interact for the next 5 minutes.
Dr. Mullinax: D-9098, you need to try and interact with it like we talked about.
D-9098: [whispers] I…I don't remember. What should I do?
Dr. Mullinax: Look its very simple. I'll go over it again. You need to-
SCP-xxxx runs out of raw hamburger and begins to twitch for 5 seconds. SCP-xxxx stops twitching and remains motionless for another 10 seconds before turning towards the D-class test subjects.
SCP-xxxx: Hey son, can you give your Old Man a hand here?
D-8876 walks over to SCP-xxxx.
D-8876: Uh…Yeah, Pops?
SCP-xxxx grabs D-8876's chest and rips off his pectoral muscles.
D-8876: AAAHHHHH! FUCKING FUCK WHAT THE FUCK!
SCP-xxxx: [guffawing] Thanks, sport.
SCP-xxxx tussles D-8876's hair before D-8876 collapses. SCP-xxxx then begins to grill the removed muscle from D-8876. Dr. Mulinnax attempts to shut down SCP-xxxx remotely. The safeguard remote does not respond.
Dr. Mullinax: Oh shit! Shit! Why is this not working?
The other D-class test subjects panic and run over to the door to attempt to open it. Dr. Mullinax activates the emergency alarm and calls security.
D-9098: Doc! Doc! Open the door! Open the fucking door!
D-7467: Jesus Christ!
D-8876: AAAHHHHH! AAAHHHHH!
SCP-xxxx stops cooking to look at D-8876.
SCP-xxxx: Say champ, did you fall or something? Let me give you a hand.
SCP-xxxx grabs D-8876's hand and lifts him up.
D-8876: NO! NO! NO! HELP ME! SOMEBODY HELP ME!
SCP-xxxx: Say that's quite a grip you got there, squirt. Let me show you how to shake hands like a man-
SCP-xxxx experiences another system glitch.
SCP-xxxx: Like a man like a man like a man like a man like a man likeaman likeaman likeaman likeaman aman aman aman aman amanamanamanamanamannnnnNNNNNNNNNNZZZZZZZZZZZ!
SCP-xxxx begins to violently shakes D-8876's arm until it rips off. D-8876 losses consciousness due to massive blood loss. SCP-xxxx looks at D-8876's arm for 10 seconds before dropping.
D-9098: What the fuck!
D-7467: [reciting "The Lord's Prayer"]
SCP-xxxx: Say how about a family picture? Doesn't that sound swell? [guffawing]
<End Log, [Sep 29th, 2012 14:08]>
Results: Inconclusive
Analysis: Further testing on SCP-xxxx is to be suspended until further notice. SCP-xxxx is to remain disconnected at all times. Personnel must have Level-3 approval before turning on SCP-xxxx. Research on SCP-xxxx's components and coding is allowed to continue.
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Item #: SCP-1472
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: Currently there are no methods for containing SCP-1472. Procedures are to be focused on isolating the public from areas occupied by SCP-1472. These areas are to have barriers constructed around the perimeter as to make them inaccessible. Victims who have been imprinted are to be apprehended, detained, and be administered an antibiotic regiment until such time that SCP-1472-1 is no longer detected in their system. Following this procedure, they are to be interrogated on their initial encounter with SCP-1472 and be administered class-B amnestics before being released.
The SCP-1472 organism located at Research Facility-45 is to be isolated from personnel within the north wing on level B-3. The entrance to the north wing on level B-3 is to be sealed behind a concrete block wall. The elevator and fire escape stairwell located in the north wing are modified to prevent unauthorized access to level B-3. Personnel must have level-2 clearance and must also be accompanied by at least one armed security personnel before entering the contaminated area through the stairwell access. Personnel are to immediately report to their supervisor or a Level-3 staff member if they have made inadvertent visual or physical contact with SCP-1472.
Personnel are authorized to use lethal force when encountering SCP-1472.
I am ordering all D-class personnel residing directly above SCP-1472's enclosure on level B-2 in Barracks-A to be redistributed to Barracks-B through Barracks-D. Barracks-A is to not be used for the time being. If you have questions or concerns, contact me directly.
-Dr. Fred Carlyle, Superintendent of Research Facility-45
Description: SCP-1472 is an unknown species of carnivorous scavengers roughly 1.3m in height. SCP-1472 appear as having an ellipsoid shape and possess 2 eyes layered with photophoric tissue. Individuals who have experienced more aggressive altercations with SCP-1472 report that they possess facial characteristics similar to barn owls (Tyto alba). SCP-1472 are covered in a layer of minute lamellar scales (similar to those found on Lepidopterans) which emit dark iridescent colors. SCP-1472 is able to materialize/dematerialize its physical form but prefers to dwell in dimly lit areas (< 90lx). SCP-1472 are also able to levitate by unknown means. SCP-1472 are susceptible to firearms, as well as other weapons, and have been known to retreat once fired upon.
Based on reports, SCP-1472 seem to act mainly on instincts and do not display a high degree of intelligence. Behavioral patterns of SCP-1472 indicate that it is solitary and is extremely territorial of claimed areas. A single SCP-1472 organism will appear in an area roughly 5-15 months before a significant disaster occurs involving a high degree of human deaths. These disasters tend to be man-made and occur in relatively small isolated areas. SCP-1472 have even been reported to stalk individuals who have future involvement prior to a specific disaster. The precognitive abilities and area selection processes of SCP-1472 are still not fully understood. Direct involvement of SCP-1472 assisting in the creation of these disasters is still inconclusive.
SCP-1472 will claim their dominance over an area by imprinting themselves on the surrounding human populace. SCP-1472 are able to increase in size or nebulousity during imprinting. SCP-1472 also emit an acoustic dampening effect within a radius of roughly 20m. This dampening effect is used to aid in preventing an interruption of the imprinting process. This process is done by direct contact where SCP-1472 deposits symbiotic micro-organisms, SCP-1472-1, into an individual's blood stream.
SCP-1472-1 is able to affect functions of the human circulatory system, specifically controlling blood flow to the hippocampus and amygdala areas of the brain. SCP-1472-1 is also able to release opioid chemicals during REM sleep. These abilities when served in conjunction, cause vivid nightmares related to the SCP-1472 organism. This is believed to be SCP-1472-1's only function. Observations have confirmed that the integrity of a claim over an area is directly proportional to the intensity and frequency of the nightmares produced. Victims will also exhibit symptoms of severe paranoia which causes them to be extremely apprehensive in seeking assistance and reporting the actual altercation.
Directly after the disaster occurs, the SCP-1472 organism will absorb as many corpses as it can into its expansive body cavity. Once satiated, the SCP-1472 organism will disappear.
Document: D1472-10082011-R
Preamble: The following is a list of disasters that involved at least 15 reported cases of imprinting caused by SCP-1472 prior to the actual event.
Location: Point Pleasant, West Virginia, USA
Date of Incident: December 15, 1967
Description: The Silver Bridge, which expands over the Ohio River, collapsed while it was full of rush-hour traffic.
Cause: Failure of a single eyebar in a suspension chain due to a small factory defect, exacerbated by corrosion and residual stress.
Date of First Sighting: November 15, 1966
Number of Reported Imprints: 19
Death Count: 46Location: Crash site located in a field near Brampton, Ontario, Canada
Date of Incident: July 5, 1970
Description: Air Canada Flight 621, a Douglas DC-8, was flying on a Montreal–Toronto–Los Angeles route when it crashed.
Cause: Catastrophic engine failure believed to have been caused by crew error.
Date of First Sighting: February 21, 1969
Number of Reported Imprints: 23
Death Count: 109Location: Outskirts of Kapyong, South Korea
Date of Incident: May 10, 1971
Description: An overcrowded bus plunges off a 9.1m tall cliff, crashing into a reservoir.
Cause: Unknown, driver fatigue was suspected.
Date of First Sighting: June 8, 1970
Number of Reported Imprints: 20
Death Count: 75Location: Ekofisk oil field, 320 km east from the coast of Scotland
Date of Incident: March 27, 1980
Description: A semi-submersible drilling rig capsized due to severe weather.
Cause: Fatigue cracks in bracing due to poor welding during assembly.
Date of First Sighting: April 17, 1979
Number of Reported Imprints: 31
Death Count: 123Location: Pripyat, Ukraine
Date of Incident: April 26, 1986
Description: The Chernobyl nuclear power plant destroyed by catastrophic thermal explosions.
Cause: Operator error and design deficiencies.
Date of First Sighting: September 1, 1983
Number of Reported Imprints: 40
Death Count: 2Note: Only 2 confirmed fatalities were caused by the initial explosion at the site. The subsequent massive release of radioactive materials has been attributed to over 5,000 deaths over a longer period of time. This is the first reported unsuccessful attempt by a SCP-1472 organism. Though inconclusive, this incident may reveal clues to the chronological accuracy of SCP-1472 precognitive abilities.
Location: Nizhny Novgorod Oblast, Russia
Date of Incident: June 4, 1988
Description: Three rail cars transporting RDX to Kazakhstan exploded on a railway crossing.
Cause: Unknown.
Date of First Sighting: March 15, 1987
Number of Reported Imprints: 21
Death Count: 91Location: Cape Arcona, Baltic Sea
Date of Incident: January 14, 1993
Description: MS Jan Heweliusz capsized due to severe weather.
Cause: Poor conditions of structure that drastically affected stability.
Date of First Sighting: May 28, 1992
Number of Reported Imprints: 18
Death Count: 55Location: Raleigh County, West Virginia, USA
Date of Incident: April 5, 2010
Description: Large explosion in the Upper Big Branch coal mine.
Cause: A methane explosion from an unknown source.
Date of First Sighting: January 30, 2009
Number of Reported Imprints: 15
Death Count: 29
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Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class:
Special Containment Procedures:
Description:
ONE FREE LIFE
Redeem at time of death.
60% OFF YOUR NEXT PHYSICALLY PAINFUL INCIDENT
Drastically reduces an instance of pain by 33%. May not be combined with other coupons.
PROMOTIONAL: RELIVE 1 CHILDHOOD MEMORY
With a memory of equal or greater value.
SAVE 1 EMBARRASSING MOMENT
KILL ONE ENEMY, HAVE ANOTHER DIE FREE
1 YEAR OFF TO ACHIEVE FUTURE GOAL
1 COMPLIMENTARY HEALING
ADD 25% TO YOUR BASE SALARY
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**Object Class:**
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A Handy Tool
HEAD CANON
Amnestics
Class-A
Delivery: Aerosol
Effectiveness: 6 - 12hrs
Other Effects: Sedation
Usage: General field use.
Class-B
Delivery: Oral, Injection
Effectivity: 20 - 72hrs
Other Effects: Sedation, Slight Paralysis
Usage: General field use.
Class-C
Delivery: Injection
Effectivity: 3 - 7 days
Other Effects: Sedation, Paralysis (medical attention required)
Usage: General field use.
Class-D
Delivery: Injection (2 stage through IV)
Effectivity: +3 weeks
Other Effects: Sedation, Paralysis (post-incident rehabilitation required)
Usage: General use for post-interrogations/detainment at a Foundation controlled site.
Class-E
Delivery: Injection (Multiple stage doses coupled with shock therapy)
Effectivity: All Memories
Other Effects: Sedation, Long-term Paralysis, Possible Brain Damage or Catatonic Symptoms (post-incident rehabilitation required)
Usage: Complete "mind wipe" of an individual.
Class-F
Delivery: Injection (Multiple stages used in conjunction with other psychoactive drugs)
Effectivity: All Memories
Other Effects: Sedation, Short-term Paralysis, Increased Susceptibility to Visual Stimuli
Usage: For re-identification conditioning of an individual.
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My workspace for Far Recon stuff.
+++ **Player Name**
The IRC handle you go by most often
+++ **Name**
Name here
+++ **Concept**
Basic character concept
+++ **Aspects**
**Aspect 1:** Give its name, and a brief description.
**Aspect 2:**
**Aspect 3:**
+++ **Skills**
* **Agility:** **x**
* **Strength:** **x**
* **Perception:** **x**
* **Sneak:** **x**
* **Persuasion:** **x**
* **Intimidation:** **x**
* **Bluff:** **x**
* **Medical:** **x**
* **Academics:** **x**
* **Science:** **x**
* **Engineering:** **x**
* **Electronics:** **x**
* **Survival:** **x**
* **Ranged Weapons:** **x**
* **Melee Weapons:** **x**
* **Thrown Weapons:** **x**
* **Physical Defense:** **x**
* **Mental Defense:** **x**
* **Body:** **x**
* **Mind:** **x**
* **Action Points:** **3**
* **Load Limit:** **Strength+Body**
* **Current Load:** **x**
* **XP Held:** **0**
* **XP Used:** **0**
Only include the skills you have points in - erase the rest. Everyone starts with 3 Action points, unless told otherwise by a GM. You cannot put points into XP, so don't even try. If you have equipment that boosts the skill, list it beside the skill in parentheses along with what the bonus is. If the equipment piece boosts multiple skills, place it beside each skill that it boosts.
+++ **Equipment**
This is only for equipment that you have unlocked using XP and that boosts your skill. List it below, along with what skill it increases, by how much, and the XP cost.
* Generic Gun | Ranged Attack | +1 | 10 bajillion XP
* Cool Boots | Athletics | +2 | Physical Defense | +1 | 5 gazillion XP
+++ **Possessions**
Possessions are organized by two sections:
**Load:**
Load is what a character takes with them on a run. Anything not listed in Load may not be used during a mission, and any new additions to Load must be gone over with the GM. The GM will assign basic load points to the equipment filed under this
* Rope
* Matches
**Other:**
Possessions left in the character's room, such as fluff, may be listed here.
* Dinosaur toy
* Books
+++ **Personal History**
Short character's past, where they've been, what they did, and how they ended up here.
+++ **Miscellaneous**
Anything special about your character? Extra fluff? Physical description? Throw it in here!
Do recall you must review artistic ability and education with the GM!
Player Name
lurkd
Name
Munroe "Monty" Forrester
Concept
Aviator
Aspects
Aspect 1:
Pilot Reflexes: Being a pilot, Munroe has been trained to act without thinking. His quick reflexes almost seem to be automatic at times and are lightning quick. This can be troublesome at times in situations when he is required to remain more reserved.
Aspect 2:
Eagle Eyes: Munroe has a very keen sense of sight. He's able to discern slight movements from an impressive distance and is conditioned to focusing on object within his periphery, which increases his view range. This helps in many situations from scouting a room to accurately aiming at target.
Aspect 3:
Nihilist: Munroe has had one too many crashes. He's utterly convinced that the "other side" is just a disappointing nothingness. This only strengthens his belief that life in general has no intrinsic meaning, purpose, or value. As such he tends to be quite resistant/nullified to outside mental disturbances.
Skills
- Agility: 6
- Strength: 6
- Perception: 8
- Medical: 4
- Engineering: 4
- Ranged Weapons: 8
- Melee Weapons: 1 (+1 Strength)
- Physical Defense: 6
- Mental Defense: 6
- Body: 6
- Mind: 6
- Action Points: 3
- Load Limit: 10
- Current Load: 3
- XP Held: 0
- XP Used: 0
Load/Equipment:
- 5.56x45mm Magpul PDR (+2)
- X26 Taser w/ 30ft Range Cartridges (+1)
- Orion 12 Gauge Flare Gun (+1)
- Carbon Steel 80PGTK GI Tanto 7" Knife (+1)
Possesions:
- Maglite
- Cyalume Industrial Grade Light Sticks
- Orion Handheld Orange Smoke Flares
- Small Toolbelt
- Pocket 1
- Pocket 2
Items in Room:
- Clothes
- Laptop w/ External Hard Drive
Personal History
United States Army 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Night Stalkers)
Miscellaneous
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