SCP-2920: What Did You Expect? 


Item #: SCP-2920 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Electric fences and security 
cameras have been set up around SCP-2920 25 meters beyond its 
borders. Border checks disguised as toll booths have been installed 
at all roads leading in and out of SCP-2920. All instances of 
SCP-2920-1 attempting to exit SCP-2920 are to be escorted to their 
homes. In the event of containment breach, Mobile Task Force 
Delta-6 ("Truants") is to be deployed to track down and escort all 
SCP-2920-1 back within SCP-2920. Following this, SCP-2920 is to 
be placed under lockdown for two weeks. 


Each month, residents of SCP-2920 may place requests for outside 

resources and recreational supplies to be added to the supply drop. 

These are approved or denied on a case-by-case basis. In the event 
of a lockdown, this privilege is rescinded until the next month. 


Site-59 is to continue following the basic guidelines for operation ina 
Nexus (See Document Broderick-87 for the most recent revision) 
until further notice. All personnel are to be reminded that SCP-2920 
and Site-59 are no-smoking zones. 


Update: In light of Incident-59-C, all private internet access within 
SCP-2920 has been suspended. In addition, O05 Command has 
authorized wiretaps and warranted home inspections on suspicious 
individuals within SCP-2920. Personnel wishing to requisition either 
must fill out Form-E562 in triplicate and provide ample reasoning for 
their request. 


Update: Following Incident-59-D, supply request privileges for 
residents of SCP-2920 have been rescinded indefinitely. Emergency 
wiretaps and home inspections may now be granted at Site Director 
Jacobs' discretion. Site-59 has been allocated several additional 


squads of security personnel to maintain peace within SCP-2920. 


Update: Following Incident-59-F, all telecommunications between 
residents of SCP-2920 must be monitored. Inspection of ten random 
residencies within SCP-2920 must occur nightly. 


Update: Following Incident-59-G, in order to minimize the risk of 
containment breach via organized revolt, a ban has been placed on 
public gatherings greater than five, and a 9:00pm curfew has been 
established for all citizens of SCP-2920. 


Description: SCP-2920 is a small town known as Amityville, 
Missouri, previously designated Nx-59.1 Like most Nexuses, 
SCP-2920 has, in addition to the random, esoteric anomalous 
activity that occurs naturally, a central consistent "theme" affecting 
the lives of those inhabiting it. In this case, causality within 
SCP-2920 is altered to conform to common human superstitions 
involving certain events, seasons, and activities. Examples include: 


* Town festivals will alternately and randomly be accompanied 
by cloudless skies or torrential downpours regardless of the 
meteorological conditions the previous and following day. 

¢ Walking underneath ladders, breaking mirrors, or opening 

umbrellas inside structures will cause the individual 

responsible to experience negative outcomes in all matters of 
chance for a variable period of time. 

Any group of people numbering four or more with at least two 

females in the party that attempts to stay in the forest 

surrounding SCP-2920 at night without the approval of a 

person of authority will be found dead in the morning of 

unidentified animal attacks. 

¢ From December 20th to December 24th, all roads within 

SCP-2920 will experience congestion or some form of 

damage that will cause car traffic to slow dramatically. 

All tobacco-based products smoked within SCP-2920 will 

taste repulsive to the smoker, regardless of their smoking 

history and level of tolerance. Subjects who continue smoking 

(usually due to nicotine addiction) will rapidly contract 

emphysema and die within one month. 


On //_ , five weeks after the establishment of Site-59, it was 


discovered that residents that leave SCP-2920 (referred to as 
SCP-2920-1 until returned) will remain subject to its main effect, as 
well an area around them with a radius of 50 meters.$ This is the 
only recorded deviation from common conditions within all Nexuses; 
namely, that all anomalous activity occurring in a Nexus remains 
within its borders. Researchers have formed several theories as to 
the cause of this aberration, the most widely believed being that 
SCP-2920's effect is completely unrelated to its status as a Nexus. 
No evidence currently exists to support this hypothesis. 


The current containment procedures were designed to remain on 
good terms with SCP-2920's population and minimize the likelihood 
of uncontrolled containment breaches. Biweekly surveys are 
conducted to determine the emotional state of the population and 
prepare security accordingly.4 


Addendum: Incident-59-C 
On 18/12/20 , during a temporary power outage due to excessive 
storms, a family of SCP-2920-1 managed to bypass the security 
fence. The time between loss of power and the backup generator's 
activation was approximately 15 minutes. SCP-2920-1's absence 
went unnoticed for five days, until Foundation weather satellites 
detected moderate snowfall in the vicinity of a resort in Honolulu. 
MTF-Delta-6 was dispatched and SCP-2920-1 were recovered with 
minimal resistance. Amnestics were administered to all resort guests 
and the snow written off as a freak storm. Emergency use of SCP- 
to repair any immediate damage to the environment was 
requested but deemed unnecessary. Upon searching the family's 
possessions, Delta-6 discovered internet receipts for the plane 
tickets and the resort, a makeshift map detailing security patrols 
around the border of SCP-2920, and a diary kept by the family's 
youngest daughter detailing their plans to take a beach vacation. 
Normal lockdown procedures were initiated upon the return of 
SCP-2920-1, and containment procedures updated with approval 
from O5 Command. Site-59's backup generator has been replaced. 


Addendum: Incident-59-D 

On 4/7/20 , three male residents attempted to scale the wall 
bordering SCP-2920. Security personnel were dispatched to escort 
the residents back to their homes. The three males were reported as 


belligerent and showing signs of heavy intoxication. A brief 
altercation ensued, wherein one male succeeded in acquiring Agent 

's firearm and fatally injuring himself with it due to his 
intoxication. All three males' supply request histories showed 
periodic requests for alcohol below the limit set by Site Command. 
An inspection of their homes revealed that they had been stockpiling 
their requests in preparation for a celebration. Containment 
procedures have been updated accordingly. 


Addendum: Incident-59-F 

On 18/3/20 , through a series of wiretaps, Agent was found to 
have been taking unauthorized supply requests from multiple 
residents of SCP-2920. Subsequent home inspection of individuals 
suspected to have ordered from Agent _ revealed a large number of 
unregulated items, which have been confiscated. Agent has been 
reassigned to Site- and containment procedures have been 
updated accordingly. 


Addendum: Incident-59-G 

On 31/10/20 , alarge gathering of residents of SCP-2920 
approached Site-59 to protest treatment by security personnel. 
Complaints were recorded by Agents and_, who were guarding 
the front gate at the time. The agents promised to deliver the 
complaints to Director Jacobs and requested that the crowd 
disperse. The mob refused to leave until its complaints were heard 
directly by Site Command, and began attempting to breach Site-59. 
No weapons were immediately noted, but several individuals known 
to possess firearms training were present in the crowd, and force 
was authorized to prevent the breach. A security detail succeeded in 
subduing the mob with minimal casualties. Containment procedures 
have been updated accordingly. 


Currently awaiting editing pending addition to file 


On 23/4/2015, a large-scale brawl occurred between 35 
residents of SCP-2920 and a security patrol in the town 
square. The revolt was instigated by resident Michael 
Summers (deceased), who attempted to force Agent 
Dalton to admit that his brother (Jeremy Summers, 
deceased 4/7/2003) had not shot himself in the stomach, 
as noted in a previous Incident Report. Agent Dalton 


Should SCP-347 successfully disappear from under the staff's nose, 
infrared 'heat vision' goggles will be dispensed and strange 
occurrences must be reported immediately as signs of her. For 
security reasons, SCP-347 is not allowed contact with any other 
SCPs as of yet. 


Description: SCP-347 is an adult/young adult female, standing at 
164cm tall, and 55kg in weight. Despite being a seemingly average 
woman between the age of 19 and 25, SCP-347 is completely 
invisible. This also includes everything inside her body at any given 
moment, although her waste products and saliva appear once they 
lose contact with her, but her blood, skin, and hair samples all 
remain invisible. Testing has confirmed that she has normal 
eyesight, despite the fact that the cones and rods of the eyes must 
be visible in order for a human to see. SCP-347 describes herself as 
being an average female of mixed race, with brown eyes and wavy 
black hair, and refers to herself as Claudia, although it is highly likely 
that this is a false name taken from the actor Claude Rains, the lead 
of The Invisible Man. Her true identity has not been ascertained. 


Aside from her invisibility, SCP-347 has no unusual traits other than 
immense skill in picking locks, theft, and has been observed 
swallowing small objects in order to turn them invisible, displaying 
the ability to regurgitate them at will without dispensing all the 
contents of her stomach as well, a trick she claims she came up with 
after watching a Stevie Starr performance on a late-night show. 


SCP-347 was recovered in , after local news and rumors 
about a poltergeist inhabiting an abandoned house drew attention of 
SCP staff in the area. After infrared cameras revealed that she still 
gave off a human heat signature, SCP-347 was quickly captured 
and after much deliberation willingly entered into SCP custody, 
asking for warm food and protection from the elements. It has been 
theorized that she had been living on the street and in abandoned 
buildings for several years, although SCP-347 had adamantly 
refused to discuss such things. Two deaths and several apparent 
incidences of 'ghost activity' have also been attributed to her. 


When first recovered, SCP-347 showed signs of mental instability 
and violent outbursts, as well as compulsive theft and bouts of 
refusing to speak for several days on end. Traditional counseling 


professed to not remember the incident, causing 
Summers to attack him with an improvised weapon of a 
metal towel rod. Agents Franklin and Smythe attempted 
to pacify Summers, at which point the surrounding 
townspeople began to attack the patrol. The rebellion 
was put down following the deaths of 11 residents and 1 
security officer, after which the remaining residents were 
taken into custody. Recommended amendments to 
containment procedures: Artificially reducing the food 
supply of problematic residents to ensure that they do 
not have the energy to attack security personnel, the 
addition of pacifying drugs to the town's water supply. 


Footnotes 

1. For more information on Nexuses, please refer toThe Crossroads: 
A Study of Urban Anomalous Nexuses in the United States, by Dr. 
Phillip Verhoten 

2. Investigation into thematic similarities between anomalies 
manifesting in Nx-59 andNx-18have been noted. Investigation into 
any connections are ongoing. 

3. A "resident" in this case is defined as someone who has been 
born within SCP-2920's borders 

4. This paragraph has been stricken, pending deletion approval from 
the Records and Information Security Administration. Due to multiple 
incidents, the emotional state of SCP-2920's population has been 
deemed irrelevant. Please refer to attached addenda. 


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SCP-2922: Notes From the Under 


Item #: SCP-2922 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2922-A is to remain at 
Area-2922. At least one Project Corbenic staff member must be 
ready to answer transferred calls from SCP-2922-A 24 hours a day. 


SCP-2922-B's research of SCP-2922-C is to continue as a Delta- 
level priority to the Foundation. 


Details of the SCP-2922 memetic implantation procedure are 
restricted to Project Corbenic internal operations staff only. 


Selection for an SCP-2922-implanted candidate to take the place of 
SCP-2922-B is underway. 


Description: SCP-2922 is a method of communication from a 
human mind to a telephone. Once a human is implanted with 
SCP-2922, they will be able to make phone calls to a pre- 
established phone number at any time. The method the phone 
receives these calls is not entirely understood, as it does not involve 
standard telecommunication signals. 


SCP-2922 was developed by the Corporation, initially as a 
novelty smartphone app. The project was then promptly 
discontinued when it was discovered that actual telepathy, not the 
natural electricity of the brain, were involved, and the prototype was 
never released. Despite its nature as an app, a landline can be 
designated as the destination number as well. 


SCP-2922-A is a brand telephone of a model commonly seen 
in office building environments. Its number is [REDACTED], which is 
the destination number for SCP-2922-B. 


SCP-2922-B is a Foundation scientist, Dr. Janet Spiegel, who 
volunteered to be implanted with SCP-2922. 


SCP-2922-C is SCP-2922-B's current location as of 11/25/14, 
believed to be an extradimensional realm. 


Addendum 1 - Project Corbenic: on 11/25/14, two months into the 
implant, SCP-2922-B was killed in a car accident. Two hours later, a 
call was received on SCP-2922-A. 


Dr. : Sorry, you have the wrong— 


SCP-2922-B: Oh thank god, you picked up. ? It's 
Janet. 


Dr. : We're not in the mood for prank calls. 


SCP-2922-B: Dr. Janet Spiegel, Foundation email 
jspiegel01, password , Social Security number - 
- . Not kidding. Am | dead? 


Dr. : Hold on, I'm gonna verify those credentials. 
(verified) 
Dr. : ...We just got the call, police said your car got 


T-boned by a drunk and you were dead on arrival. But if 
you're reaching this phone, you can't be dead! 


SCP-2922-B: Car crash? At least that makes sense. 
Last thing | remember was trying to drive through some 
rain, now I'm naked in the middle of a desert with... 


(SCP-2922-B hesitates) 
Dr. : Janet? Come in, Janet! 


SCP-2922-B: Sorry, just... I'm actually, truly dead, and 
whatever place this is, I'm not leaving, ever. | need a 
while to adjust. I'll update you on my condition soon, | 
promise, but | need a moment to take it in. Mourning 
myself, if that makes any sense. 


Dr. : Alright, just stay calm, get back to us when you 
can. Good luck. 


SCP-2922-B: Yeah, thanks. I'll need it. 
(SCP-2922-B hangs up) 
Attempts to trace the call yielded nothing. 
Addendum 1 - Project Corbenic: 


By the command of the O5-council, Project Corbenic was started to 
use SCP-2922-B to explore and ascertain the true nature of 
SCP-2922-C. 


Project Corbenic Interview Log: 
PC-02 


Dr. : What does the sky look like? 


SCP-2922-B: Dark. Very dark. Sea-green sky. Black 
clouds. No stars. But it doesn't look like it's nighttime. | 
don't even know if this place has daytime and nighttime. 
There's a couple... moons | guess? Three white ones. 


Dr. : ls there a sun? 
SCP-2922-B: No, | think it's just these moons for now. 
Dr. : Temperature? 


SCP-2922-B: Cold. I'd say about 10 degrees celsius. But 
there's no wind, so that's nice | guess. 


Dr. : Any other life forms? 
SCP-2922-B: Negative. No animals, no people, no wind.