Following the interview, E-65 Alfa underwent a month of 
intensive therapy before being released into active duty. 
During a routine decontamination procedure involving 
small amounts of Class-A amnestics, E-65 Alfa 
succumbed to an amnestic-based coma. Three hours 
later, she was pronounced brain-dead and terminated. 
While statistically, her death was not out of the ordinary, 
the date of her death coincided with an incident involving 
SCP-3367. 


During the incident, SCP-3367-1 was made to believe he 
was allowed escape. However, after a few moments of 
singing devotional hymns, SCP-3367-1 was consumed 
by the SCP-3367 architecture. This event has not 
repeated. 


Selection from Former Patient Interview 17: 


In an attempt to rule out the anomaly as being derived 
from past events, the Foundation clandestinely 
conducted interviews posing as government medical 
Officials, utilizing the possibility of long term exposure to 
hazardous chemical given the SCP-3367 cover story. 
The following is an interview with former patient Danielle 
Myron. 


Danielle Myron: | hadn't thought of the place in, well, a 
few months at least. Maybe | just tried to forget about it. | 
have a lot of trouble remembering a lot of little things with 
all the electroshock they put me through. 


Interviewer: And this was in 2004, correct? Electro- 
convulsive therapy was illegal for that by then. 


DM: <She /aughs.> Waste not, want not. And who's 
gonna throw out a bunch of electrodes? Nah, if you're an 
old creep, you keep that for the real obstinate ones. 


I: I'm sorry. | knew they were horrible, but that's 
monstrous.. 


DM: No, it's fine. It's really hard for me to get worked up 
about it. <She shakes her head then tilts it to the side.> 
Can | tell you something funny? Well, maybe not funny. 
Something weird. 


I: That's exactly what I'm here for, ma'am. 
DM: This might be too far for you guys, even. 


I: Well, now | have to know. Call it human curiosity at this 
point. 


DM: The night before it happened, before the drug thing 
blew up or whatever. | had a dream about the place. 
Which isn't weird. | used to dream about the place 
constantly. But, this was so different. | was in the 
electroshock room, only Dr. Gladden was in the seat. He 


was crying, but he was singing. One of those maddening 
hymns. He'd always be singing them, to himself, to you, 
as you were throwing up or shitting your pants. But this 
was different. He was being shocked. And it kept 
interrupting the song. Interrupting the warbling. | couldn't 
see who was doing the shocking. But | got the idea it 
was the kids. The kids who were still there. And 
something left me to join them. Something whispered to 
this hatred inside of me, and then it was at the controls. 
And it was wracking through Dr. Gladden's brains. And it 
asked me if | wanted to stay. And | said no. 


I: And then? 
DM: | woke up. Horrible nightmare. 


I: Most people wouldn't exactly call it that. It sounds 
cathartic. 


DM: I'd've thought so, too. And | feel so free ever since 
that dream. Freer than I've been in a long time. | got to 
leave. But they don't get that. They died when they were 
maddest, the most betrayed, the most in pain. | hope 
there's a heaven for these kids and a hell for Dr. 
Gladden. They won't forgive. God knows | haven't. But 
maybe, one day they can forget. And then rest. 


In follow-up interviews, 76% of former patients 
interviewed expressed a significant increase in positive 
mood since the SCP-3367 event. None reported a 
similar dream. Danielle Myron has been put under further 
Foundation surveillance. 


SCP-3368: Bees on the Brain 


Sketch of an Apis Animo Worker bee 


Item #: SCP-3368 
Object Class: Keter Declassified 
Special Containment Procedures: 
+ SCP_3368_Arch_Special_Contain_Proc.log 


All personnel working directly with SCP-3368 
and SCP-3368-1 must wear Foundation grade 
beekeeper suits during tests and interactions. 
Site-64 is to be fitted with an SCP-3368 
quarantine unit, and all instances of SCP-3368 
and SCP-3368-1 are to be placed in this unit. 


In addition to quarantine management, MTF 
Mu-Pi-6 ("Beekeepers") will continue the 
investigation into the phenomenon that led to 
the infection of approximately . % of the 
human population of Earth. 


All personnel must wear Foundation grade beekeeper suits at all 
times. Due to worldwide infection, every Foundation site is to be 
fitted with an SCP-3368 quarantine unit, and all instances of 
SCP-3368 and SCP-3368-1 are to be placed in these units. 
Foundation personnel are to be given documents on how to spot 
SCP-3368 infection and are encouraged to report SCP-3368-1 
instances to MTF Mu-Pi-6 ("Beekeepers"). Instances of SCP-3368-1 
who are Foundation personnel are contractually obligated to transfer 
to the nearest quarantine unit and will be compensated for doing so. 
These individuals furthermore must continue working for the 
Foundation if able. 


In addition to quarantine management, MTF Mu-Pi-6 will continue 


the investigation into the phenomenon that led to the infection of 
approximately .% of the animal population of Earth. 


Description: SCP-3368 is Apis Animo, a species of honey bee that 
exclusively makes hives in the brains of living creatures. A finished 
hive displaces a large volume of the brain, but researchers have not 
been able to observe any statistically significant changes in the 
infected's personality and memory. Tests have shown that a portion 
of the worker bees spend the majority of their time in the hive and do 
not assist in food or bee production. It is currently theorized that 
these worker bees, dubbed "mind bees", perform the tasks that were 
previously performed by the removed portions of the brain. 


SCP-3368 displays numerous traits that allow for them to covertly 
and efficiently construct hives. The most notable traits are as 
follows: 


¢ They have an average size of 1mm, which is roughly an 
eighth the size of a member of Apis Florea ("Dwarf Honey 
Bee"), one of the smallest bees known to the non-occult 
world. This size allows for them to easily fit into the ear canals 
of most animals. 

¢ Their hair and shape allow for easy movement through tight 
spaces. In particular, tests have shown that members of 
SCP-3368 can "squeeze" through tubes that are half a 
millimeter in diameter. 

¢ While the wings of SCP-3368 do produce a buzzing noise 
while the bees are in flight, this is below the hearing level of 
the average person. 

¢ They possess serrated mandibles, which can easily tear 

through most forms of flesh. 

Their stinger produces an unknown substance that has been 

shown to have similar properties to numbing solutions and 

mild amnestics. Tests have shown that roughly 50% of 

subjects who are informed about the presence of SCP-3368 in 

their vicinity will forget this fact altogether after being stung. 


Due to these traits, less than 6% of infected individuals become 
aware of the sudden changes in their brain's anatomy and the bees 
themselves. Such a person is considered to be infected by 
SCP-3368 and an instance of SCP-3368-1. 


SCP-3368 was first found during an autopsy of Wayne Goss, a 
former Premier of Queensland whose death has been attributed to 
brain cancer. Interestingly, evidence of SCP-3368 infection was not 
found in scans nor operations on his brain prior to his death. Due to 
the frequency of brain scans of Goss and the slow process involved 
in SCP-3368 infection, it is the current opinion of the research staff 
that Goss' medical data has been tampered with. 


Addendum 3368.1: At the insistence of the O5 Council, MTF Mu- 
Pi-6 has been formed, whose primary mission objective is to 
investigate links between SCP-3368 and Gols who could be acting 
as potential saboteurs. In addition, MTF Mu-Pi-6 has the secondary 
objective of finding and quarantining all instances of SCP-3368-1. 
Research into the anomalous properties of SCP-3368 is to take 
place under Dr. Makshi Bickers, noted for her extensive background 
in bee research. Both MTF Mu-Pi-6 and the SCP-3368 Research 
Team will report directly to 05-2. 


Addendum 3368.2: The SCP-3368 Research Team has found that 
the pinkish-red honey produced by SCP-3368, noted as 
SCP-3368-2, has hallucinogenic properties when consumed. 
Testing by Dr. Bickers has shown that these hallucinations have a 
strong correlation to the memories and feelings of the SCP-3368-1 
instance that the honey was harvested from. The SCP-3368 
Research Team will continue to research potential avenues for 
extracting SCP-3368-2 from an SCP-3368-1 instance without 
causing cessation of life. 


Addendum 3368.3: Extensive testing has shown that the pollen or 
nectar of certain flowers can temporarily alter the personality of an 
infected individual. Below is an abbreviated list of these flowers and 
their effects on SCP-3368-11: 


+ SCP_3368 Abbreviated Almanac.xlsx 


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Addendum 3368.4: Routine psychological analyses of quarantined 
SCP-3368-1 instances have shown an increase in pro-cooperation, 
pro-feminist, and pro-environmental views. Many SCP-3368-1 
instances have also reported having nightmares and dreams 
involving bees, however, this has been attributed to psychological 
trauma involving their infection. 


Note: Since SCP-3368 can be used for mind reading and control, 
and since a high-ranking Australian official was found to be infected 
with SCP-3368, | have requested MTF Mu-Pi-6 to analyze all high- 


ranking politicians and figureheads for infection. -O5-2 


Addendum 3368.5: MTF Mu-Pi-6 has finished an analysis of high- 
ranking politicians and figureheads and has found that no less than 

. % of them are instances of SCP-3368-1. Notably, statistical 
analysis has shown that this infection ratio is much higher than the 
infection ratio of the world population. In addition, there has been an 

. % increase in the number of missing persons, most of whom have 
a deep connection to the political landscape of the world. Due to 
their influence, the living infected political members will not be 
quarantined or replaced, but instead studied and protected. 
Assigned bodyguards are to ensure that these SCP-3368-1 
instances do not cause further infections and that they are 
surrounded by /ris Confusa and/or a sufficiently large variety of 
plants so as to minimize the changes to their personalities. 


Addendum 3368.6: Subsequent autopsies on SCP-3368-1 
individuals who have been infected for more than a year and a half 
have shown that, after the brain has been fully modified, SCP-3368 
will begin to expand the hive throughout the body. The long-term 
effects of this expansion require further investigation. Currently, all 
that is known about this scenario is that the honey produced from 
other areas within the body does not appear to have any anomalous 
properties. 


Addendum 3368.7: Chaos Insurgency Outpost Raid Transcripts 
+ 3368_Cl_Raid_1.log 


3368 Chaos Insurgency Outpost Raid 1 
Video Log Transcript 


Date: / /2016 


Exploration Team: MTF Mu-Pi-6 
"Beekeepers" 


Subject: SCP-3368 
Team Lead: MP6-1 


SCP-434: A Meeting with Myself 


Item #: SCP-434 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-434 is to be stored ina 
secured vault when not in use. SCP-434 is not to be utilised by 
individuals with a history of violent psychological issues or by 
humanoid SCPs. All individuals utilising or assembling SCP-434 are 
to have all weapons removed from their persons. A full security team 
is to be on standby during all uses of SCP-434 and all observations 
by psychological personnel are to be conducted from an isolated 
location. 


Description: SCP-434 is an antique conference table. SCP-434 will 
not function unless at least eight chairs are placed around it. When a 
subject sits at SCP-434, physical duplicates of the subject will 
appear in 7 of the other chairs. These individuals, referred to as 
SCP-434-1 to SCP-434-7, possess all of the subject's memories and 
knowledge, but seemingly only a fragment of their personality. 
SCP-434-(1-7) are aware of their temporary nature and rarely react 
negatively to it. When questioned on the issue, they will state that 
they are elements of the subject and will live in him for all his life. 
The individuals remain for a full day after the subject leaves the 
table, after which they vanish, leaving no detectable traces. 
However, the individuals are more than capable of assaulting each 
other, other personnel and in rare cases, typically where the subject 
is mentally unstable, the subject themselves. While injuries have no 
lasting effect, the death of an individual results in a marked change 
in the personality of the subject, corresponding to the lack of the 
aspect embodied by that individual. SCP-434-(1-7) are as follows: 


* SCP-434-1 will not tolerate criticism and will not accept the 
subject has ever been at fault. SCP-434-1 will always ignore 
evidence to the contrary. Conversation will focus on the 
positive aspects of the subject. The loss of SCP-434-1 results 


Team Members: MP6-1 / MP6-2 / MP6-3 / 
MP6-4 / MP6-5 / MP6-6 


<Begin Log> 
SiteCommand: Connection established. 


MP6-1: Okay ladies, let's do a perimeter 
check. Me, 2, and 3 will check the front. The 
rest check the back. This is our first real lead 
in over a year, so don't fuck this up! Everyone, 
move out. 


(10 minutes pass.) 


MP6-4: Looks like someone got here first. The 
back door's been kicked in. 


MP6-1: Roger that. The front looks clean, but it 
looks like everyone left in a hurry. 


MP6-6: Permission to step inside? 
MP6-1: Granted. 


(Video footage from MP6-4, MP6-5, and 
MP6-6 shows 31 dead body bags, packed 
together along a hallway. The floor and walls 
are covered with various forms of viscera.) 


MP6-4: There's been a fight. Multiple people 
here were killed in some sort of struggle and 
packed up. 


MP6-5: Are those body bags filled with Cl 
members or someone else? 


MP6-6: | don't know, why don't we find out? 


MP6-1: Hold off on that, we need to finish 
searching the rooms. Whoever killed them 
could still be around. 


(Following a trail of blood, MP6-4 enters a 
large storage area strewn with various boxes 
and equipment.) 


SiteCommand: MP6-4, analysis shows that 
the room you have entered was recently the 
scene of a firefight. Thermal imaging also 
shows two people on your east. 


(MP6-4 hides behind a box.) 


MP6-4: (Whispering) | have visual on two 
people. They're wearing... high tech yellow 
beekeeper suits? They appear to be talking. 


MP6-6: That's the most fucked-up bee that I've 
ever seen. 

(Video footage from MP6-6 shows that she 
opened a body bag to find a humanoid figure 
with what appears to be mandibles, antennae, 
yellow hair, and large black eyes.) 


MP6-5: You weren't supposed to open the 
body bags yet! 


MP6-1: Quit it you two! Get to 4's position, she 
may need backup. 2 and 3, with me. 


(5 minutes pass as MP6-5 and MP6-6 move 
behind boxes, to the left and right of MP6-4. 
MP6-1, MP6-2, and MP6-3 are on the opposite 
side of a door on the other side of the room, 
close to the two unknowns.) 


MP6-2: What are your orders, ma'am? 


MP6-1: We need them alive. Take out your 
tranquilizer guns, and on my mark, we fire. 


MP6-5: How did two people take out all of 
those guys? 


222: They had help. 


(Silenced gunfire shots are heard. The entire 
team is paralyzed and falls to the ground.) 


MP6-2: What's going on? | can't move!