| thought about his words on the drive home. 
Whenever | was not tending to Abbie, at the 
hospital, tending to my art, or sleeping, | would 
be constantly reading the Bible, praying, 
searching for an answer. | had never given up 
looking for the best option for her, and it is only 
until last night that | decided. This, then, would 
be the best action to take. Abigael, | hope you 
understand. 


| will not guard her any longer than | have to, 
and | will not cheat you, God by staying with 

my spirit on Earth eternally; when her time in 
her body is gone, | shall join her to go to you, 
and if— 


Transcript of Interview Log 2091-A: 
Interviewed: SCP-2091-2 
Interviewer: Researcher Chang 


Foreword: Following initial containment and relocation 
to Site-282, SCP-2091-2 had refused to talk or allow 
permission for interviews. After deliberation among the 
team assigned to SCP-2091-1 and SCP-2091-2, it was 
decided to allow both to interact with each other (with 
strict security measures) to allow cooperation. After a 15- 
minute period to allow the two to interact with each other, 
the interview commenced. 


<Begin Log, 18:30> 
Researcher Chang: How are you feeling, Ms. Harlowe? 


SCP-2091-2: A bit better... all those guards look scary 
though. 


Researcher Chang: | can't do anything about that. I'm 
sorry. We always take careful measures just in case. 
Can you state how old you are for the interview? 


SCP-2091-2: Sure. 16 years old. 


Researcher Chang: Thank you. Now... do you wanna 
talk about what happened a couple days ago with that 
burglar? 


SCP-2091-2: I'm sorry... he wouldn't mean to hurt 
anyone that badly. 


Researcher Chang: He almost killed that man though. 


SCP-2091-2: | had to tell him to stop. | was scared at 
first because | thought the guy would hurt me, and then 
when | was crying out he, well... 


SCP-2091-2 stops at this point to collect herself and take 


deep breaths. 


Researcher Chang: Do you want to continue this later? 
We can set up another interview for a different time. 


SCP-2091-2: N... No, it's okay. He just wanted to protect 
me, is all. | told him to stop and eventually he did... is the 
guy okay? 


Researcher Chang: He'll survive. You're concerned for 
the person who tried to break into your home and rob 
you? 


SCP-2091-2: What if he needed money or food? He 
could have asked but maybe he did it for a good reason. 


Researcher Chang: Well... let's move onto another 
topic. What is the relationship between you and your 
bear? 


SCP-2091-2: He's my granddad. 
Researcher Chang: Your grandfather? 


SCP-2091-2: Yeah. | think | remember that he used to 
be a person, and now he's a bear. 


Researcher Chang: Do you know why? 


SCP-2091-2: | remember one night before | went to bed, 
he told me that he'd leave but come back differently. He 
told me he'd be a bear, so that | shouldn't be surprised 
when | see a bear walking around. 


Researcher Chang: How long ago was that? Why did 
you believe him? 


SCP-2091-2: Um... 10 years ago. | was six. Why 
wouldn't | believe him? He was a bear the next day. | 
saw him moving around! 


Researcher Chang: How did you manage to take care 


of yourself? It doesn't look easy for bears to cook, at 
least. 


SCP-2091-2: He found books for me to read whenever | 
wasn't at school. He had taught me some things before 
he became a bear, | remember that. He taught me how 
to make sandwiches and how to cook dinner from a box 
in a microwave. We had a lot of those. | learned how to 
do it after a short time, and | can cook and feed myself. 


Researcher Chang: Do you need to cook for your 
grandfather? 


SCP-2091-2: No. He doesn't need to eat. But sometimes 
when we play or when he protects me he accidentally 
breaks a part of his body. Once he figured out how to fix 
himself by eating stuff, | got a bunch of clay for him. 


Researcher Chang: How did you get money and food? 


SCP-2091-2: Someone paid our bills every month, and 
would send stuff to our house. The label always said 
"Harman". 


Researcher Chang: Do you know who that is? 


SCP-2091-2: No... but my granddad always told me to 
take them. He knew who he was. 


Researcher Chang: How does he talk with you? 


SCP-2091-2: He just speaks to my mind and | talk back 
with my mouth! Isn't that cool? 


Researcher Chang: Can he, er, talk to anyone else with 
his mind? 


SCP-2091-2: He told me before that he tried. No one 
understands him... sorry. 


Researcher Chang: That's alright. Does he know where 
Mr. Harman is now? 


SCP-2091-2: Hmm... do you know, granddad? 


SCP-2091-1 makes grunting noises while turning to look 
at SCP-2091-2. 


SCP-2091-2: He doesn't know anymore. He used to be 
with him in church a lot though, but hasn't talked with him 
after becoming a bear. 


Researcher Chang: | see. 


SCP-2091-2: Is the conversation over? I'm getting 
nervous and want to go back to talking with granddad. 


Researcher Chang: We can stop for today. Before we 
do, is there anything he wants to add to the 
conversation? 


SCP-2091-1 doesn't make any additional noise, instead 
lying down on the floor and looking between Researcher 
Chang and the security guards. 


SCP-2091-2: He says he's afraid you'll try and hurt me. 
<End Log, 18:51> 


Closing Statement: Researcher Chang continued with 
superfluous and irrelevant questioning in order to ease 
SCP-2091-1 and SCP-2091-2's anxieties and discomfort 
to make containment easier. At the end of the interview, 
SCP-2091-1 and SCP-2091-2 were allowed to spend 
another 20 minutes with each other before SCP-2091-2 
was guided back to her cell and the session formally 
ended. 


Footnotes 

1. SeeTesting Log SCP-2091-A through G. 

2. SeeAddendum SCP-2091-CandRecovered File Archive: 
SCP-2091. 


« SCP-2090 | SCP-2091 | SCP-2092 » 


SCP-2092: Space Riddle 


Item #: SCP-2092 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: Due to the distant location and 
inert nature of SCP-2092, suppression of information and 
continuous observation is considered sufficient for its containment. 


Undercover Agents employed by the major space agencies must 
ensure that non-Foundation space probes leaving the proximity of 
Earth are incapable of receiving electromagnetic signals on the 
frequency range 3.25-3.30 GHz. They are also responsible for 
expunging the transcripts of SCP-2092-1 from documents related to 
previous space missions. 


Probe-2092-A must observe SCP-2092 at all times. Its encrypted 
video feed must be transmitted to Site-15 via Probe-2092-B. Access 
to the video feed is restricted to personnel holding Security 
Clearance Level 4 or higher. If contact is lost with either of the 
probes, or a failure is expected in 3 years, replacements must be 
sent. 


Description: SCP-2092-1 is a repetitive electromagnetic signal with 
a frequency of 3.274 GHz. It was received by multiple interplanetary 
probes,! but it was never recorded on Earth or by satellites in Earth 
orbit. The designation SCP-2092 is used for the (currently 
uncontained) source of origin of the signal. 


SCP-2092-1 appears to be a message encoded in binary with 5329 
bits of length. Dr. noticed that arranging the bits of the 
message into a table with 73 rows and 73 columns results in an 
image apparently intended to convey meaning. 


The image features six objects. It is hypothesized that image is 
schematic model of the Solar System, the largest object 


representing the Sun, and four other objects representing the 
terrestrial planets. The leftmost object does not correspond to any 
known astronomical object. 


Foundation Researchers have hypothesized that the leftmost object 
is intended to be a representation of SCP-2092. SCP-2092 is 
theorized to be an asteroid in an orbit directly opposite to that of the 
Earth and orbiting at the same velocity as the Earth. The fact that 
SCP-2092-1 was never received by any device in the proximity of 
Earth seems to support this hypothesis, since the Sun would block 
all electromagnetic signals from such a source. 


A space mission to investigate the assumed location of SCP-2092 is 
currently prepared. 


Addendum: Probe-2092-A was launched on an intercept course 
with SCP-2092 on 12/11/1998. Shortly thereafter, Probe-2092-B 
was launched on 01/03/1999. Probe-2092-B is intended to act as a 
communications relay station to send signals back to Earth from 
Probe-2092-A. Both devices were disguised as NASA Mars probes. 
Cover stories about the failure of these missions were issued to the 
public. 


On / /2000, Probe-2092-A reached the presumed coordinates of 
SCP-2092. Photographs sent back from the probe reveal a roughly 
rectangular, metallic object approximately 7m x 8m x 10 min size. 
The surface of the object is covered in ten square screens 
displaying the same message in the following languages: Arabic, 
Chinese, , English, French, German, Hindi, Japanese, Russian 
and Spanish.2 


The English version of the message displayed by SCP-2092 
(recorded on / /2000): 


Welcome, people of Earth! 


Congratulations on finding me. | am the Ambassador 
appointed to your planet. My duty is to wait here until you 
are advanced enough to leave your home and face me. 
As a final test of your merits, you will be given a single 
question entrusted to me eons ago. Answer correctly, 


and the prize will be knowledge far beyond your 
imagination. 


But be warned! Might you fail to give the true answer, 
otherworldly curses shall fall upon your beloved planet, 
bringing forth creatures straight from your worst 
nightmares for no less than ten millennia! Your race gets 
a new chance to solve the riddle only after that period of 
horrors. 


Now read the question that will determine your fate, and 
show me the worth of your people! 


Access to the full text requires Security Clearance Level 4. 
+ Enter credentials to continue reading 


Question is currently not available. Please try 
again in: 


2365 years and 127 days 


Footnotes 

1. SCP-2092-1 was first received by the Venus probe Magellan on 
/ /1992. 

2.On // changes were observed in the Chinese and Russian 

texts. The meaning of the message was not altered, but the 

phrasing became more modern. It suggests that SCP-2092 is 

capable of observing Earth and its languages and it modifies the 

displayed messages accordingly. 


« SCP-2091 | SCP-2092 | SCP-2093 » 


carried out in base 23, however, have the benefit of being carried 
out at 23 times the normal speed: for this reason, destruction of the 
item has been postponed pending possible integration into [DATA 
EXPUNGED)]. The difficulty of converting binary information into 
base-23 mathematics aside, the device has already shown its value 
to the Organization (see report 234[REDACTED] by Dr. Nana 
[REDACTED] regarding her "unusual solution" to the Unified Field 
Theory.) 


Unfortunately, SCP-233 appears to have a particularly violent effect 
upon occurrences of the number [REDACTED] occurring within its 
safe zone (see report re: death of Dr. Nana [REDACTED] on [DATE 
REDACTED].) Chemical breakdown of the affected object proceeds 
at a rapid rate: direct contact results in immediate destruction of the 
object in question by breakdown into component atoms within .23 
seconds. 


One note: SCP-233 appears to be triggered not by the actual 
physical properties of the object in question in any empirical sense, 
but by the perceptions of nearby observers. For instance, it is safe to 
handle SCP-233 using a 2.74 m long pole, so long as no observers 
within the danger zone perceive said pole as being [REDACTED] 
feet in length. The reason for this is unknown, but the Observer 
Effect recorded in classical quantum physics may be involved (see 
report 77-Heisenberg). 


Addendum 233-a: Upon the recommendation of Dr. A. Clef, the 
research committee has petitioned to redesignate this object as 
SCP-2323. Although this would place the item outside the standard 
numbering scheme, SCP-233's mathematical nature requires that 
utmost precautions be taken regarding all numbering schemes 
involving data related with the project. This was dramatically 
illustrated during Incident [REDACTED] during which the object's 
accidental contact with a [REDACTED]-volt battery used to power a 
personal music device caused an approximately [REDACTED]- 
thousand percent increase in the object's range of effect to 232.32 
kilometers, resulting in deaths of the entire home team at a nearby 
AAA league baseball game (said game being at the top of the 
[REDACTED] inning at the time), and the destruction of all computer 
files containing information on SCP-233's interaction with the 


SCP-2093: Open Alpha 


Item #: SCP-2093 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: The school building containing 
SCP-2093 is to be locked down when not being tested. As the 
building has been condemned and no longer serves any public 
function, any unauthorized individual found roaming the halls is to be 
detained and interrogated. As of //2013, SCP-2093 has expanded 
in size approximately 8 square meters, encompassing the entirety of 
the drama room. The exact limits can be determined by use of 
thermal imaging, as the space within SCP-2093 has a significantly 
lower level of heat and humidity. 


Description: SCP-2093 is a spatial anomaly localized in the third 
floor drama room of High School and located in ' 
Maryland. Upon entering SCP-2093, personnel inside enter the 
spatial anomaly, and are able to exit the room while remaining within 
SCP-2093, allowing for exploration of a recreation of the school 
building. The recreation conforms with the size and structure of the 
actual school and is populated by an array of entities appearing as 
students, ranging in age from elementary students to high school 
students. 


Continued exploration has revealed the limits of the anomaly extend 
in all directions, with nothing beyond school property save endless 
grassland. Communication with entities within SCP-2093 has not 
determined whether the entities are sentient, but they have shown 
themselves able to retain information given to them. Some entities 
appear to engage in conversation but are incapable of vocalization. 


Individuals outside of SCP-2093 may open the door, allowing for 
those inside the anomaly to return unharmed. It is unknown why 
personnel within the anomaly are unable to escape on their own, or 
if entities within SCP-2093 are bound by the same restriction. 


Addendum: An expedition on //20 encountered a small group of 
unknown creatures within SCP-2093, roughly resembling bipedal 
ursines, with a layer of matte gray chitin covering their torsos. Facial 
features are nonexistent save for two ellipsoid openings of equal 
size, one atop the other. Entities within the anomaly displayed no 
reaction to the creatures. 


Note: Expedition logs 015 - 018 are made publicly available to all 
researchers level 2 and above assigned to SCP-2093, as per 
containment procedures. 


Expedition-015 


Expedition-015: Agents West and Pierce are 
assigned to enter the anomaly and make 
contact with the entities within in an attempt to 
obtain as much information as possible 
regarding the anomaly and possibly make 
contact with the anomalous entities. 


Upon entering, Agent West notes the smell of 
burning plastic. The agents exit the room and 
descend to the second floor. Entities dressed 
in school uniforms walk the halls, ignoring the 
agents. The agents hail a small boy of African- 
American descent, with bright green eyes. 


Agent Pierce: Excuse me, son, can you help 
us? We're looking for Ms. 


Entity: I'm at High School in 
[REDACTED]. Hello! My name is Johnny. 


Agent Pierce: You sure you go to this school? 
You look kind of young. 


Entity: I'm at High School in 
[REDACTED]. I'm smart. 


Agent West: Do you know Ms. ? She's a 
math teacher, teaches inroom __, should be 


around here? 
Entity: | am smart.