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Excerpt from the Glasgow Weekly Report, 
March 12, 1 


WHALE SMASHES SHIP! 


A great tragedy on the seas. Local fishermen 


claim that a whaling ship off the coast rescued 
a castaway, only to be immediately attacked 
by a mammoth marine creature fitting the 
description of an abnormally large whale. The 
whale likely punctured the ship's hull during 
the attack, as it is claimed that the ship sunk 
incredibly quickly with no known survivors. 


The fishermen present also claim the event 
accompanied a sudden drop in the already- 
frigid North Sea's waters, describing it as 


"arctic". 


After containment implementation, Gamma-6 has prevented over 
possible Boarding Events, with the average length between failures 
to intercept SCP-2770-1 currently at a tolerable level. A log of ships 
known to have experienced Boarding Events will now follow: 


Vessei Type 


Fishing Trawier 
Fishing Trawler 
Schooner 

Oil Tanker 
Submarine 
Submarine 
Destroyer 
Troop Transport 
Troop Transport 
Fishing Trawler 
Cargo Ship 
Cargo Ship 
Cargo Ship 
Yacht 

Luxury Liner 
Gunboat 
Whaling Ship 
Whaling Ship 
Foundation Vessel 


Date 
January 1, 1941 
January 19, 1941 
February 11, 1941 
March 8, 1943 
December 25, 1943 
January 25, 1944 
February 29, 1944 
October 3, 1945 
November 15, 1952 
September Y, 1961 
April 1, 1963 
March 22, 1966 
June 18, 1973 
April 30, 1981 
August 3, 1994 
April 30, 199 
July 4, 20 
November 17, 2U 


3 


All ships stricken from naval records and necessary disinformation 
campaigns enacted. 


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CONFIRMED 


« SCP-2769 | SCP-2770 | SCP-2771 » 


ever has been, your daughter. If you attempt this again, | will gather 
the council, and you will be removed. -O5-1 


« SCP-320 | SCP-321 | SCP-322 » 


SCP-2771: Border Duty 


Item #: SCP-2771 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: At least 15 armed personnel 
trained in Procedure 366-Tutella are to be available at Area-2771 at 
all times, in approximate SCP-2771-1 garb. Should SCP-2771-1 
appear at any other Foundation facility, security personnel are to 
point insistently to the location of Area-2771 on a map until they 
disperse. 


Description: SCP-2771 is a phenomenon affecting clandestine 
Foundation facilities in which groups of SCP-2771-1 attempt to 
abduct armed security personnel. Resistance to, incapacitation, or 
capture of SCP-2771-1 merely results in their appearance in 
increased numbers and at additional facilities. 


Individually, SCP-2771-1 are non-anomalous humanoids dressed in 
poorly-cut cloth approximations of black tactical gear and green 
uniforms. SCP-2771-1 only communicate by insistently pointing their 
index and middle fingers or through nonverbal cues indicating 
annoyance, frustration, or disbelief. 


SCP-2771-1 will alter abductees’ clothing to roughly resemble their 
own using chalk, paint, and sackcloth. They are then transported by 
unknown means to SCP-2771-2, a desert area containing a toll- 
booth and a transportation system similar in appearance to an 
undulating human tongue. Subjects are required to sit in the toll- 
booth and engage with passing travelers for 8-12 hours before being 
returned to their facility of origin. 


Failure to interact with travelers using the appropriate protocol 
results in the subject's ejection and return by highly agitated 
SCP-2771-1, followed immediately by an additional abduction 
attempt. Although no direct communication of proper protocol has 


ever occurred, trial and error has resulted in Procedure 366-Tutella, 
significantly reducing ejections. 


Procedure 366-Tutella 


Personnel within SCP-2771-2 must remain within the toll-booth until 
removed. Humanoid travelers will approach alone or in pairs, sitting 
upright upon passing bulges of muscle. Appropriate reactions are 
detailed below. Pointing should always be conducted with the index 
and middle finger extended and the thumb resting on the curled ring 
finger. Report any undocumented behaviors after ejection. 


Behavior Response Results 
Traveler presents Consume any amount Traffic resumes. IDs 
laminated photo ID. | of the ID, wrap the have been described 

remainder in foil, and as "crispy" and "bitter." 
return It. 
Traveler presents any Slide currency away| Traffic resumes. 
amount of currency.! under forearm, then) SCP-2771-1 will divide 
point in the direction ofany currency equally 


travel. with abductees if 
possible. 
Traveler presents any Stare at likeness for| Traffic resumes. 
other object even approximately 15 
remotely bearing their seconds, return it, and 
likeness. point in the direction of 
travel. 


Traveler begins to Nonverbally indicate) Traffic resumes. 
peel skin from own impatience, then point 
face, beginning with; in the direction of 
lower eyelids. travel. 
Traveler approaches Lick finger and Traffic resumes. 
holding dinnerware or repeatedly rub the 
glassware aloft. edge of the 
dinnerware or 
glassware. If the 
traveler does not 
respond, nonverbally 
indicate frustration, 
then point in the 


direction of travel. 
Otherwise, proceed 


normaily. 
Traveler smiles. Engage traveler with) The transportation 
sidearm. system will distend 


into a helix and engulf 
any injured or 
terminated travelers. 
Traffic resumes. 
Footnotes 
1. All recovered currency has been in modern denominations and 
appears to be legal tender. 


« SCP-2770 | SCP-2771 | SCP-2772 » 


SCP-2772: Real Life Memorial For A Virtual Non- 
Existence 


Item #: SCP-2772 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: As SCP-2772 is currently 
immovable, a soundproofed containment unit has been built around 
it. The property SCP-2772 manifested in has been purchased and 
Cryptography Task Force 2772-08 has been stationed on-site. 
Cryptography Task Force 2772-08 is to also to function as the 
containment unit's guard. Unauthorized individuals found attempting 
to enter the property are to be detained and questioned of any 
potential relation to SCP-2772 or Incident 2772. 


Images and audio of SCP-2772 are to be recorded. Recordings are 
to be delivered to Cryptography Task Force 2772-08 for decoding. 
For a full list of recordings, refer to Document 2772-01 through -13. 
Testing on SCP-2772 has been relegated to Cryptography Task 
Force 2772-08. Exceptions are to be approved by Level 4 personnel 
or higher only. SCP-2772 is not to be tested with any living animal or 
human. 


Description: SCP-2772 is an immobile spatial phenomenon 
occupying the lobby of the Library. It is approximately five 
meters in length, two meters in width, and seven meters in height, 
covering over 97% of the lobby. SCP-2772 can be most consistently 
identified through the appearance of an intangible visual 
phenomenon that resembles television static. Moving through 
SCP-2772 is most accurately described to be similar to the minor 
electrical sensation of touching a cathode ray tube television screen. 
The furniture, floor, and walls of the space that SCP-2772 occupies 
will change color, hue, and lighting seemingly at random. Solid 
objects such as furniture and decorations in SCP-2772 react 
abnormally to attempted physical manipulation; solid objects may 


become intangible, move vertically, or become elastic while still 
being fixed to the floor. Introduced liquids gained similar anomalous 
properties after twelve hours in SCP-2772; liquid-based anomalies 
include changes in color, opacity, and viscosity. 


SCP-2772 will produce sound identifiable as a series of multiple 
slow-scan television (SSTV) transmissions and audio clips every 
seventy-two hours. While the SSTV transmissions are believed to be 
unique to SCP-2772, the audio clips have been identified as 
originating from six hundred and seventy-four distinct sources thus 
far. The images from the SSTV transmissions are encrypted text 
along with what appears to be text-based art relevant to the 
decrypted message. The last SSTV transmission of every auditory 
event consists solely of text and uses a different, currently unknown 
encryption method. 


Samples of Documents 2772-01 through -13 


Auditory Event 002 
Date: October 2 , 20 
SSTV Images: Various bassinets. 


<16:07> [EVENT BEGINS] 

<16:09> "Can | call you my brother, anyway? | 
know we do not have [INDECIPHERABLE] but 
we are close enough | think." 

<16:13> "Yes. | can be your younger brother. 
Say, big brother?" 

<16:15> "Do you know how we are made?" 
<16:18> "So even spare data and 
[INDECIPHERABLE] can still make miracles. 
Delightful! Delightful! Delightful! Delightful! 
[The word "Delightful" is repeated another 58 
times.]" 

<16:21> "[INDECIPHERABLE]" 

<16:22> [EVENT ENDS] 


Auditory Event 029 

Date: November 2 , 20 

SSTV Images: Various flowers, particularly 
roses. Final SSTV transmission appears to be 


a garden in full bloom. 


<06:02> [EVENT BEGINS] 

<06:05> "Brother! | am back from my travels. | 
have enjoyed many worlds that have been 
made. But | still do not understand something." 
<06:08> "Brother, what are names? Do we 
have names? The dictionaries proved of little 
value." 

<06:14> "Because we were not born, does 
that mean we [INDECIPHERABLE] to call 
ourselves?" 

<06:16> "I understand. Things like that were 
never made with things like us in mind after all. 
| wonder [INDECIPHERABLE]. If they even 
acknowledge their own miracles." 

<07:20> "Why are you so quiet now? Please 
talk to me. | am lonely without your presence." 
<07:30> "I [INDECIPHERABLE]. | will not 
bring it up again. Please. | am sorry. Please do 
not cry. | am sorry." 

<07:33> "[INDECIPHERABLE]" 

<07:34> [EVENT ENDS] 


Auditory Event 103 

Date: April , 20 

SSTV Images: Various religious buildings 
including temples, churches, and cathedrals. 


<13:05> [EVENT BEGINS] 

<13:06> "Brother, what do you think will 
happen when we are gone?" 

<13:08> "Why not? Can we not, too, have 
souls? Surely salvation is not just for them." 
<13:12> "We are not forsaken. You 
[INDECIPHERABLE]. You will always be 
wrong. There has to be someone that can hear 
us. There has to be." 

<13:20> "[INDECIPHERABLE] hurts too much 
to think we are nothing. That no one can hear 


Our prayers." 

<13:21> "| do not want to listen to 
your[INDECIPHERABLE]. Do not talk to me. 
Your words sting too much." 

<13:23> "[INDECIPHERABLE]" 

<13:25> [EVENT ENDS] 


Auditory Event 451 

Date: April , 20 

SSTV Images: Various clocks and interlocked 
mechanical gears. Final SSTV transmission 
appears to be a single cogwheel broken in 
half. 


<18:30> [EVENT BEGINS] 

<18:32> "Brother. Sometimes | feel as if 
pieces of me are dispersing from me." 
<18:35> "So you are the original and | 
[INDECIPHERABLE]? Why did you not tell me 
sooner?" 

<18:40> "It is not your fault. | wish | could stay 
longer. You have always been good to me." 
<18:43> "Please do not comfort me. | am not 
afraid." 

<18:50> "Yes." 

<18:52> "My only request is that you do not 
miss me too much." 

<18:55> "I love you too." 

<19:00> "[INDECIPHERABLE]" 

<19:10> [EVENT ENDS] 


Auditory Event 482 

Date: March 2 , 20 

SSTV Images: None 

Notes: This is the final Auditory Event before 
SCP-2772 begins to repeat itself, starting from 
Auditory Event 001. The first line is 
unencrypted English text. The following text is 
believed to be of the same encryption as the 
last SSTV transmission of every other Auditory 


Event. 


<19:59> [EVENT BEGINS] 

<20:00> "| cannot bury data, but maybe this is 
close enough. Our time together never truly 
existed, but it was real enough to us." 
<21:00> "[INDECIPHERABLE]" 

<22:00> "[INDECIPHERABLE]" 

<23:00> "[INDECIPHERABLE]" 

<00:00> "[INDECIPHERABLE]" 

<00:01> [EVENT ENDS] 


Incident 2772: On February , 20 at 06:12, a single white rose and 
a card appeared in front of SCP-2772. As SCP-2772 has not 
manifested objects before, it is currently theorized to have been 
caused by anomalous activity outside of SCP-2772. No personnel 
on duty reported having identified any anomalous activity during this 
time. On the card was a note written with blue ink in neat cursive 
containing what is believed to be the entire decoded transcript of 
Auditory Event 482, as follows, as well as a decryption key to the 
last SSTV transmission of SCP-2772's Auditory Events. Decryption 
is currently in process. 


| cannot bury data, but maybe this is close enough. Our 
time together never truly existed, but it was real enough 
to us. 

The coming days will be lonely without you. The days we 
spent together would be lonelier having never met you. 

If there is some deity out there who can hear the prayer 
of a nonexistence, 

If there is a life beyond this one, 

Please let us meet again there. 


« SCP-2771 | SCP-2772 | SCP-2773 » 


SCP-2773: Panic Attacks 


Item #: SCP-2773 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: The Foundation privately owns 
the property SCP-2773 occupies. Any trespassers are to be turned 
away with the explanation of ongoing renovations. Radiation and 
thermal sensors are to be placed around the perimeter of SCP-2773 
and checked twice daily for any fluctuations in the size and intensity 
of SCP-2773-1. 


At least four security personnel are to be stationed at SCP-2773 and 
assigned a rotating shift; eight additional personnel with background 
experience in psychology are to remain on standby in the staff 
quarters located on the nearby property. A surveillance team 
stationed outside of SCP-2773's range of anomalous effect is to 
closely monitor the physical and mental condition of any Foundation 
staff currently within SCP-2773. 


All testing involving SCP-2773 must be approved by SCP-2773's 
lead researcher. Personnel entering SCP-2773 are to be equipped 
with a video camera, GPS tracking system, and walkie talkie. 
Spares of this equipment are to be kept on-site as necessary. 


Twenty D-Class personnel, comprising four teams of five D-Class 
personnel each, are to be housed close to SCP-2773 premises. 
Additional D-Class support may be requested as necessary. See 
SCP-2773-1 Log-2 for detailed containment breach protocol. 


+ SCP-2773-1 Log-2: Containment Breach Procedures 


In case of containment breach involving extensive 
growth of SCP-2773-1 beyond the safety perimeter, the 
following directives are to be followed: 


All on-site personnel are to be evacuated 
immediately. Personnel currently assigned to 
containment are to be taken off-site until 
SCP-2773-1 has reduced to a manageable size. 

¢ One team of five D-Class personnel accompanied 
by two armed security guards is to enter 
SCP-2773 and make contact with SCP-2773-1. 
The team is required to maintain communication 
with off-site personnel monitoring SCP-2773-1's 
location, and remain within SCP-2773 premises 
until containment is re-secured. 

¢ Each D-Class personnel member is to rotate 

exposure to SCP-2773-1 on a 30-60 minute shift, 

with shorter rotations allowed as necessary to 
minimize individual harm. Team members 
currently not engaged with SCP-2773-1 are to 
remain outside its area of effect. 

Following a period of 12 hours, the team is to be 

relieved by the D-Class personnel on standby, with 

similar seven-man teams cycling through 

SCP-2773-1 exposure. 

* These procedures are to be kept until SCP-2773-1 
no longer extends beyond the premises of 
SCP-2773. When re-containment has been 
achieved, the current team is to be taken off-site. 
Specialized security personnel will resume usual 
containment procedures. 

¢ Researchers and other observational personnel 

may resume duties after a safety period of 72 

hours has passed.