G-9-24: Base, we are now approximately ... 
approximately fifty meters from ... from dash 
three. Christ almighty, it’s a hell of a thing. 
Spectrometer is set up, had a loose wire but 
it's okay now. 


G-9-11: Did you hear that? 

G-9-24: Hear what? 

[Radio silence for 14 seconds.] 
C-9-11: | guess nothing. Never mind. 


Base: Nine eleven, are you experiencing 
auditory phenomena? 


G-9-11: No, base. Just my ears playing tricks 
on me. This place is weird. 


Base: Understood, uh, wait one. 

[Radio silence for 18 seconds.] 

Base: Doctor says you might experience 
objective—what?—objective tinnitus. Might 
sound like ringing or rumbling. Is that what you 
heard? 

[Radio silence for 6 seconds.] 


¢-9-11: Must’ve been, base. 


Base: Understood. Please report any other 
sounds. 


G-9-24: Will do, base. 


Base: Doctor says you’re clear to start the 
spectrometry experiment. 


G-9-24: Understood, starting experiment now. 
[Radio silence for 11 seconds.] 
G-9-11: Experiment underway. 


Base: Great. Are you recording video on the 
phenomenon? 


¢-9-15: Been rolling for a while now. I’ve 
stacked every filter | have to try to get the 
exposure right. It’s got...| don’t know, 
structure. Something like structure. | hope the 
camera’s getting it. 


Base: We hope so too. Any other physical 
symptoms so far? 


G-9-24: Don’t think so, base. | think it was just 
the vertigo, and that’s passed. ? 


C-9-6: A-OK. 

C-9-24: ? 

G-9-15: Yeah, okay. 

7-9-24: 2 

[Radio silence for 6 seconds.] 

T-9-24. 2? — 

G-9-6: ?Comeon, _ ,canyou hear me? 
[Radio silence for 4 seconds.] 

C-9-6: | think she’s seizing. 

7-9-24: What? 


C-9-6: Absence seizure. Look at her eyes. 
Help me get her on the ground. It’s okay, __, 
you're all right. 


[Radio silence for 46 seconds. ] 
Base: Sitrep, please. 


G-9-6: She should’ve come out of it by now. 
Absence seizures are short. 


G-9-24: How short? 


G-9-6: Like ten seconds. Base, | want to 
administer ten of Versed. Do you concur? 


Base: Wait one, nine six. 
[Radio silence for 6 seconds.] 
G-9-6: Screw it. 

C-9-24: , wait. 


G-9-6: Ten of Versedin. Come on, __. You're 
okay. Come on. 


[Radio silence for 35 seconds. ] 


G-9-6: Yeah, there you go. You’re okay. Just 
relax. 


G-9-11: [Unintelligible.] 

G-9-6: You had a seizure. You’re okay. 
G-9-11: [Retching sounds. ] 

G-9-6: Woah, that’s all right. 

G-9-24: Is she going to be okay? 


C-9-6: | think so. She’s coming out of it now. 


Postictal. She might be pretty sick for the next 
hour or so. 


G-9-11: [Unintelligible. ] 

G-9-24: What was that? 

[Radio silence for 6 seconds.] 
G-9-6: She said, “Did you hear it?” 
[Mission log excerpt ends.] 
Debriefing of MTF Zeta-9-11, 


Debrief Conducted By: Dr. , Lead 
researcher, SCP-3194 


[Transcript excerpt begins.] 


Dr. :AtMET : : you reported hearing 
something. 


G-9-11: | said | thought | heard something. | 
was mistaken. | think. 


Dr. : Can you describe what you thought 
you heard? 


G-9-11: Not...really? It was like a voice, but it 
wasn't a voice. It wasn’t words. More like... 
concepts. 


Dr. : Can you describe these concepts? 
¢-9-11: Not in any useful way. 

Dr. : Please try. 

[Silence for 22 seconds.] 


G-9-11: “At last we can begin again.” 


amnestiics if they witness an SCP-406-1 instance. 


SCP-406-1 instances are to be retrieved by members of Tau-6 and 
taken to Sector-25, debriefed, administered amnestics, then 
escorted to their point of origin. Fabricated cover stories and/or 
amnestics are to be used to explain the absence of SCP-406-1 
instances. All SCP-406-1 instances are to be logged and remotely 
monitored for a period of 5 years (previously 20), and detained if any 
anomalous properties become apparent. 


A proposal for covert monitoring of residents of the origin area to 
prevent or reduce disappearance event frequency is currently under 
review. 


Description: SCP-406 is a 228-metre-long disused railway tunnel in 
Crigglestone, England. The eastern entrance has been infilled and is 
inaccessible. The western entrance is blocked by a metal fence with 
a locked gate. 


SCP-406-1 are persons who emerge via unknown means through 
the inner northern wall of SCP-406, at a point 15.3 metres from the 
closed end of the tunnel. SCP-406-1 instances are invariably initially 
asleep and walking upright, but most instances wake up naturally 
shortly after their appearance, usually due to the sudden shock of 
the cold air within the tunnel. 


Initial inspection and testing of the emergence point was unable to 
identify any anomalous effects. Further testing of the emergence 
point is prohibited until further notice. See document SCP-406-A. 


SCP-406's first known anomalous event on record was in December 
1981, when the naked body of Mr , 24, was found within the 
tunnel, having died of head injuries and exposure after apparently 
tripping and falling within the tunnel. A tattoo was identified and later 
matched against a missing persons report in Illinois, USA. A 
subsequent instance of SCP-406-1 was recovered alive in February 
1982, Miss , 8, and the anomalous nature of the tunnel 
became apparent. The Foundation became aware of SCP-406 at 
this point and established initial containment procedures. 


All instances of SCP-406-1 to date have originated in the rough 


[Silence for 8 seconds.] 

Dr. : ls that what you heard? 

G-9-11: Yes. No. It’s what | felt. 

Dr. : And you associate these words— 
G-9-11: Not words. 


Dr. : You associate this phenomenon with 
SCP-3194-3? 


G-9-11: | think so. | don’t know. Doc, honestly, | 
think | was just exhausted. We'd been on the 
march for four days straight, in the dark, 
sleeping in the cold on stone floors. | think | 
just cracked up a little. 


Dr. : Were you compliant with the 
prescribed anxiolytic regimen? 


G-9-11: The ? Yeah, times a day as 
ordered. 
Dr. : Did you experience any side effects? 


G-9-11: How would | know? 

Dr. : Let’s talk about your seizure. 
G-9-11: If that’s what you want to call it. 
Dr. : What would you prefer to call it? 


C-9-11: No idea. | just know I’ve never had a 
seizure before. Or since. 


Dr. : Do you recall any unusual sensations 
just before the incident? Particularly any 
unusual odors? 


G-9-11: | don’t remember anything just before 


the...incident. | remember setting up the 
spectro gear, then next thing | knew | was on 
the ground throwing up. 


Dr. : And have you had any lasting 
symptoms? 


G-9-11: No, | feel fine. | mean—no. I’m fine. 


Dr. : Please say what you want to say. 
This is not a part of your fitness evaluation. 
Your place on the team is not in jeopardy. 


C-9-11: Well...I've been having these dreams 
since we got back. Every night. 


Dr. : Can you describe the dreams? 


G-9-11: [Provisionally classified as Grade 2 
cognitohazard. ] 


[Silence for 1 minute 13 seconds.] 
Dr. : Oh. 
[Transcript excerpt ends.] 


Result: MTF Zeta-9 exited SCP-3194 after 
191 hours 48 minutes. Millimeter-wave radar 
scan of SCP-3194-2 and spectrography 
studies of SCP-3194-3 returned, along with 11 
hours 9 minutes of video of SCP-3194-2 and 
SCP-3194-3. 


Zeta-9-11 recovered fully from what was 
apparently an absence seizure of unusual 
severity. No further symptoms were observed 
during mission. 


Results of radar scan show SCP-3194-2 is a 
hemicylindrical chamber approximately two 
kilometers in width, one kilometer high at 


center line, and six kilometers long. No 
columns, buttresses or other load-bearing 
features are apparent. How the roof of 
SCP-3194-2 supports its own weight is 
unknown. 


Results of spectrography studies of 
SCP-3194-3 indicate the presence of carbon, 
nitrogen, oxygen, hydrogen and potassium in a 
mixture of atomic and ionized states. 
Proportions of elements is consistent to within 
0.3% with the elemental composition of DNA. 


Document 3194.3: Incident Reports 
Incident Report 3194-01 
Date: / / 


Report Filed By: , Security division 
head, Area 837B 


Description of Incident: At 0330 on / (all 
times local), MTF Zeta-9-11 breached 
containment of SCP-3194 and entered 
SCP-3194-1. Containment breach went 
undetected until Zeta-9-11’s absence was 
noted at breakfast. Review of recorded video 
surveillance showed Zeta-9-11 entering 
SCP-3194 carrying standard-issue rucksack. 
Contents of rucksack provisionally assumed to 
be food and water. If correct, total volume of 
food and water not sufficient for journey to 
SCP-3194-2. 


At 0850 rest of MTF Zeta-9 entered 
SCP-3194-1 with orders to intercept Zeta-9-11 
and return to base. 


At 1645 on / , MTF Zeta-9 intercepted 
Zeta-9-11 144 km inside SCP-3194-1. 


Zeta-9-11 was found kneeling in total darkness 
with hands clasped, rocking back and forth 
and speaking unintelligibly in a barely audible 
voice. Upon examination by Zeta-9-6, 
Zeta-9-11 appeared to be suffering from 
severe dehydration and an altered mental 
state. Attempts to rouse Zeta-9-11 were 
unsuccessful; attempts to physically 
manipulate Zeta-9-11 into a supine position 
were resisted. With assistance, Zeta-9-6 was 
able to begin administration of intravenous 
fluids. Upon consultation via radio with Site 
837B medical personnel, it was decided that 
Zeta-9-6 should sedate Zeta-9-11 via 
intravenous midazolam. A dose of 2—2.5 mg of 
intravenous midazolam is typically sufficient to 
induce sedation. Zeta-9-11 did not respond to 
two injections of 2 mg each, and required 8 mg 
of midazolam before she was adequately 
sedated. 


[Mission log excerpt begins.] 


G-9-11: ...Lord who brings us to birth, Lord 
who guides us, Lord who devours us, and 
though we die we remain in thy presence, we 
rejoice in thy kingdom, | offer thee my thoughts 
my words my deeds my body my meat O Lord 
that thou might make use of me, your servant, 
inadequate that | am, insufficient that | am, that 
| might bring thy burning light to others, that | 
might feed thee, that | might sustain thee, that 
thy cleansing incineration might cover the 
world that thou hast made and bring forth thy 
terrible kingdom at last and once again and 
that we might know thee fully and truly as thou 
sustains us and consumes us and makes us 
one with thy divine body... 


[Mission log excerpt ends.] 


Zeta-9-11 was transported back to base under 
restraint via stretcher. Zeta-9-11 confined to 
infirmary pending evaluation. 


Date: / / 

Report Filed By: Dr. , attending 
physician, Site 837B 

Patient: , yr. old Caucasian female, 
62.5 kg. 


Upon admission to clinic patient was under 
maintenance sedation with Versed 6 mg/hr IV 
push. Patient demonstrated marked resistance 
to sedation. No prior history of benzodiazepine 
abuse. 


Patient placed on soft restraints and sedation 
discontinued. After 1 hr. patient was GCS4 11 
with logorrhea®. Patient’s state remains 
unchanged. 


IV nutrition to be continued indefinitely unless 
patient’s condition resolves spontaneously. 
Recommend patient be transferred to Site 
for neuro and psych eval. 


Physician’s Note: | have absolutely no idea. | 
do stitches and tummy aches. This is way 
beyond me. The best way | can describe her is 
to say she’s in a perpetual state of profound 
religious ecstasy. She prays 20 hours a day, 
and I’d swear she hasn’t repeated herself 
once. This woman needs far more help than 
she can get here. 


Request for transfer to Site denied. — ; 
Area 837B Director 


Addendum 3194.1: Subsequent to Incident-3194-01, SCP-3194-3 


is provisionally classified as a Grade 2 cognitohazard. Human 
exploration of SCP-3194 is suspended indefinitely. Robotic 
exploration requires Level 4 authorization. Request for upgrade to 
class Euclid is under review. 


Addendum 3194.2: Request for upgrade to class Euclid is denied. 


Addendum 3194.3: Request to seal entrance to SCP-3194 is under 
review. 


Addendum 3194.4: Request to seal entrance to SCP-3194 is 
denied. 


Footnotes 

1. Also Known as a glacial well, a moulin is a naturally occurring 
shaft in a glacier or ice sheet. 

2. Mission Elapsed Time. 

3. Thefovea centralisis the region of the retina with a high density of 
color-sensing cone cells but a low density of light-sensing rod cells. 
4. Glasgow Coma Scale, a means of quantifying a patient’s level of 
consciousness. Fully conscious patients have a GCS score of 15. 
5. Excessive and compulsive speech, particularly incoherent or 
nonsensical speech. 


SCP-3195: Making Our Mark 


Item #: SCP-3195 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Foundation maritime patrol 
vessels have been dispatched 5 km around the perimeter of Santa 
Cruz Island (henceforth referred to as Containment Zone-7750) as 
to prevent civilian access. These vessels are to undergo 
maintenance once a month at Outposts 3195-02, -03, -05, or -08.1 


Foundation personnel assigned to SCP-3195 are not to interact or 
engage with SCP-3195-1 instances unless the instance interacts 
with the individual first or if the instance is suspected to trigger a 
7750-Pulse event. Personnel are authorized to administer Class-A 
Amnestics to the instance then return it to the nearest SCP-3195-1 
Entry Point should the latter scenario occur. 


Personnel are not to come within 5 km of SCP-3195-2 or within 1 km 
of any 7750-Pulse event site. If any individuals other than any 
SCP-3195-1 instances claim to have insight on SCP-3195-2's 
appearance or its nature, those individuals are to undergo amnestic 
treatment and transferred to another project. Digital masking 
methods have been employed to camouflage SCP-3195-2, 7750- 
Pulse event sites, and Foundation outposts within Containment 
Zone-7750 from satellite images. 


Containment procedures will be updated should construction of 
SCP-3195-2 be completed. 


[+] Show map of Containment Zone-7750: 


Description: SCP-3195-1 is the collective designation given to 
humanoid entities that appear within Containment Zone-7750. 
SCP-3195-1 instances have been recorded to have an average 
height of 200 cm and an average weight of 55 kg. Instances also 


possess reddish-grey skin with a charcoal-like texture.2 The 
organism can disappear and reappear in certain areas.3 
(Designated SCP-3195-1 Entry Points, as noted on the map of 
Containment Zone-7750.) How SCP-3195-1 accomplishes this is 
currently unknown, and all attempts to track SCP-3195-1 instances 
leaving Containment Zone-7750 via these points have failed. 


SCP-3195-1 are noted to be cooperative with Foundation personnel 
except when performing tasks pertaining to SCP-3195-2 or when 
traveling to a 7750-Pulse event site. While SCP-3195-1 instances 
vocalize sounds believed to be their native language, the instances 
also demonstrate an intermediate understanding of English, 
Spanish, and Cruzefio.4 SCP-3195-1 instances only display hostility 
whenever an individual enters within an unspecified radius of 
SCP-3195-2. The length of the radius varies greatly, but does not 
exceed 5 km. 


Should an individual enter the aforementioned radius, multiple 
instances of SCP-3195-1 will surround the subject and assault the 
individual, then subsequently [DATA EXPUNGED]. Although 
SCP-3195-1 attacks are rarely fatal, approximately 70% of victims of 
said attacks suffer from progressive mutism and develop symptoms 
consistent with that of posttraumatic stress disorder.5 


Due to the nature of SCP-3195-1, it is currently not possible to 
research the effects of SCP-3195-2 at this time. As such, the 
following information regarding SCP-3195-2 has been provided to 
Foundation personnel by various SCP-3195-1 instances: