Special Containment Procedures: SCP-319 is to be contained in 
place at Site-319 inside a hermetically sealed vacuum chamber 20 
meters in diameter. The chamber housing SCP-319 must be 
insulated and the surface temperature controlled to present an 
absolutely uniform thermal gradient. SCP-319 is to rest on a 
platform with an active mass damping system, and the relative 
position of the housing for each instance of SCP-319-1, and the 
diameter and position of SCP-319-2 shall be continually monitored 
by high precision laser rangefinders. Any deviations in the position 
of any instance of SCP-319-1 by greater than 0.01% on any axis, or 
any change in size or position of SCP-319-2 by greater than 
0.001%, is deemed a potential Gétterdammerung Scenario, anda 
risk of a ZK-0 Event. Foundation-wide initiation of protocol 
Omega-319 is mandated in response to such an event until such 
time as the positions of SCP-319-1 are returned to optimal and 
SCP-319-2 has ceased growth and movement. 


Any and all scientific investigation of SCP-319, SCP-319-1, and 
SCP-319-2 is authorized only with explicit O5 approval. 


Description: SCP-319 is a mechanical device constructed circa 
1894, consisting primarily of 12 interlocking rings assembled in an 8- 
meter diameter spherical formation, allowing a clockwork 
mechanism, driven by electric motors, to rotate each ring separately 
on each axis. The purpose of the assembly appears to be the 
precise placement of 12 instances of SCP-319-1 in relation to each 
other. The assembly has been frozen in its current configuration 
since its recovery, and current motion of instances of SCP-319-1 
have been almost solely due to tectonic disturbances and thermal 
expansion/contraction of the material comprising SCP-319.1 


the forests there with MacLaughlin, waiting for them to pass. Still no 
word from Lowrie. Running low on food. 


Found what | believe is the front door of this place. It's huge, a 
hundred meters tall. No way | can open that myself. | wonder if 
Fontaine is still a ghost. Maybe he's finally moved on. 


| think | found Fontaine. Or, what is left of him. Found an eyeball, 
same green-brown iris and all. Bits of viscera blanket the columns 
and floor. Where he may have stood, a large scorch mark is etched 
into the ground. At least he is at peace. 


Another one of them came today. Managed to slink by unnoticed, 
making it to the door before it swung shut. The outside world is... 
wrong. Disfigured. The complex appears to be a floating island of 
sorts, torn apart from the rest of the world, which is also in pieces. 
An orange-red moon hovers below. Nowhere to go. No food either, 
but it won't kill me. Just hurt like a bitch. 


Some good news: apparently Vasilev and MacLaughlin found 
another altar and just managed to escape before almost getting 
caught. MacLaughlin apparently has some burns from getting too 
close to one of them. They're gonna pull him out once they get back. 


| think I'm starting to lose myself to the cognitohazardous effects of 
this dimension. | can somewhat understand the cuneiform now. It 
forms concepts in my head when | stare at the symbols. | know | 
don't belong here. | Know | don't. Keep talking to myself. Maybe I'm 
just lonely. 


No. No. It can't be. 


Once there was a young, fledgling planet. On this planet lived a 
race, the neo-humans. Technologically advanced due to their use of 
anomalous artifacts, they mapped the cosmos and had a reach that 


exceeded their solar system, their galaxy even. They worshiped the 
seven gods and the fifty immortal children, the Annunaki. 


[DATA EXPUNGED], a spiteful god, sought to end the human race 
for its own agenda. It had its own hand in the creation of the sky. 
When it did so, it built a planet, massive and concealed, and put it 
on acollision course for the lonely home of the humans. It took 
thousands of years to align just right, but it was spiteful, not 
impatient. 


By the time they realized their fate, it had been sealed. They knew 
death was upon them. 


In a last-ditch effort, they created large ships, made of clay and brick 
and stone. With them was a means to find a way back to their dying 
world, to find a means to save it. It could not be saved. 


Only a few made it to the other side. The Annunaki, distraught for 
the loss of the human race, released their essence into the heavens. 
It reached out and touched fifty individuals, and blessed them with 
immortality, the will of the gods. 


It can't be. 


| see now that the island hovers in the heavens high above the 
Underneath. There is no exit in sight for me. I'm going to toss this 
book over the side and confront one of the seven. I'm not afraid of 
annihilation. | welcome it. 


| don't want to live forever. Tell O5-11 I'm sorry, | failed him. 


According to the accounts of MacLaughlin and Vasilev, they had 
retrieved the Foundation-issue leather-bound log book while 
searching for Lowrie, who was not found. The drone video footage 
was discovered near the camp. Nothing of interest is recorded for 
the first twelve hours of observations. Lowrie is seen taking the 
drone to SCP-2759-E2. After launch, the drone is piloted over the 
walls of the ruins to reveal the shape to resemble a borehole, with 
similar holes found strewn throughout the surrounding area. Piloting 


the drone across part of the ocean, vocalizations are picked up 
sporadically, emanating from the dark waters below. The drone cuts 
feed abruptly and is not recovered. 


Recovered Materials Log 2759: 


Excerpts from recovered cuneiform texts, translated by Agent Pyotr 
Vasilev. 


...and when in the height, heaven was not named, 

And neither the earth beneath bear itself, 

And the primeval, the Apsu, who begat them, 

And the chaos, the Tiamut, the mother of them both 
Their waters were mingled together, 

No field was formed, no marsh was to be seen; 

When of the gods none had been called into being, 

And none bore a name, and no destinies were ordained; 
Then were created the gods in the midst... 


...and as they drank from the waters, 
they too became the sea, 

they sing within the Valley, 

without light. 


... They who have slaughtered a god, together 
| have imposed your toil on man. 

In the clay, god and they shall be bound, 

To a unity brought together, undying; 

So that to the end of days, 

The Flesh and the Soul, 

which in a god have ripened— 

in a blood-kinship be entwined... 


...Upon the death, the god, the star 

Broken upon the altar they wept and fled. 

Nibiru, the body of light, bound to man lay cleaved; 
They, the fifty, the Annunaki, bore by seven, 

The toil of man, forever in their suffering. 

In death, the rapture is for the unclean. 

And for the rest, they are the gods. 


Footnotes 
1. Roughly "The house within which the dead consume the living. 
Then they become nothing." 


SCP-2760: Eccentric Flailing Air-powered Dragons 


Item #: SCP-2760 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2760-1 and SCP-2760-2 
are currently contained in Cell 5 and 6 of Site-30 Aerial 
Containment. Interaction between both instances may be allowed on 
a weekly basis, to maintain each instance's morale. Surveillance 
systems inside each cell may be equipped with additional protection, 
if either instance of SCP-2760 attempt to manipulate them. 


Description: SCP-2760 is a pair of autonomous airdancers 
designed to imitate Chinese dragons found in myth. Each instance is 
composed of multi-pigmented strips of UV coated nylon, of 
approximately 6 meters in length on average. Both instances are 
notably lighter than other retail airdancers, though no 
inconsistencies in the material each instance is composed of have 
been found. No info has been found on any organization developing 
instances of SCP-2760. 


Both SCP-2760-1 and SCP-2760-2 are capable of flight through 
aerodynamic levitation. Each instance propels itself through 
controlling wind movements within its general proximity; very little lift 
is required to allow flight, and typical wind-speeds around each 
instance averages at twenty to thirty kilometers an hour. Testing has 
shown that each instance is capable of wind-speeds of up to fifty 
kilometers an hour while under duress (being kept under constraints, 
little social interaction, physical damage). Instances do not conform 
to a certain form while airborne and will often appear limp while 
moving, concealing itself as a piece of debris when traveling near 
humans. Normally, instances only utilize wind manipulation when 
ascending to the Troposphere, where they rely on turbulence for 
transportation. While airborne at high altitudes, both instances will 
discharge air through the mouth and the back, causing it to rapidly 
convulse and thrash in the general direction of its destination. The 


purpose of this behavior and the placement of its air-expelling holes 
is currently under investigation. 


SCP-2760-1 and SCP-2760-2 display basic sentience, similar to 
cognition found in several animals. As no other instances of 
SCP-2760 have been reported or located, each instance has only 
been observed in one-on-one interactions. Researchers have 
proposed that instances typically live in herds, though this is unlikely 
due to no instance requiring sustenance or protection. It has not 
been determined if each instance is capable of reproducing. 


Addendum 2760-B523: SCP-2760 was recovered while resting on 
a rooftop of an rural home, in lsesaki, Gunma Prefecture, Japan. 

, a manager of the car dealership [REDACTED] stated he was 
notified by his employees regarding unnatural surveillance 
recordings of their recently purchased air dancer, which was located 
in front of the store. Further review of said footage revealed both 
instances of SCP-2760. 


<Begin Log: 14:12 5/23/2025> 


22:12:43 - Both instances of SCP-2760 approach a non- 
anomalous air-dancer, resembling a human with tube 
arms, located in the front of a car dealership. 


22:12:56 - SCP-2760-1 circles around the air-dancer and 
blow strong gusts of wind at it. Air-dancer does not 
respond. 


22:13:13 - SCP-2760-2 notices the fan used to inflate the 
airdancer, and repeatedly propels itself at it. SCP-2760-1 
joins SCP-2760-2 in its efforts. 


22:14:43 - Both instances manage to remove the 
airdancer from its fan. The airdancer is blown into the air 
momentarily before falling to the ground. SCP-2760-1 
and SCP-2760-2 appear distressed; both instances 
begin moving in an erratic and irregular manner. 


22:15:02 - Both instances promptly begin to ascend. 


22:19:15 - Employee of car dealership exits store, does 
not notice broken air-dancer. Re-enters store at 
22:19:30. 


22:19:30 - No activity from 22:19:30 to 22:24:19. 


22:24:19 - The airdancer shifts slightly, and begins to 
demonstrate behavior similar to SCP-2760 by propelling 
itself uowards. The new instance flies haphazardly out of 
camera's view at 22:24:58. 


Closing Statement: MTF Lambda-4 ("Birdwatchers") 
has been dispatched to locate the new instance of 
SCP-2760, tentatively designated SCP-2760-3. Further 
experiments with other air-dancers and air-based objects 
has been permitted to determine the full extent of 
SCP-2760-1 and SCP-2760-2's anomalous properties. 


« SCP-2759 | SCP-2760 | SCP-2761 » 


SCP-2761: Bananazilla 


Item #: SCP-2761 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2761 is currently stored in 
a lead-lined Class-B Semi-Aquatic containment unit in Site-71. 
Clearance for SCP-2761 research is available to Level 2 personnel 
and higher; research of SCP-2761 genetics is limited to Level 3 
personnel and above. Though carnivorous, SCP-2761 must be 
supplied a steady diet of fruit to minimize the carcinogen output in its 
waste!. As such, Site-71 personnel assigned to SCP-2761 must set 
aside time to restock food supplies every week. 


Description: SCP-2761 is a genetic hybrid species that has 
undergone multiple physical mutations since its containment in 
2005. It initially possessed amphibious and piscine traits similar to 
those of species found within the Florida Everglades (Where it was 
originally discovered), but has since developed more reptilian 
features. As of May 13, 2016, SCP-2761 measures twelve meters in 
length and resembles a large, hunchbacked bipedal alligator with a 
mouth structure similar to that of Carcharhinus leucas (Bull shark). 
SCP-2761 possesses a notably yellow skin coloration, a petaled, 
flexible "frill" that can conceal and protect its face, and constantly 
exudes a scent described as smelling like "overripe bananas." 


Additionally, SCP-2761 possesses bio-hazardous blood. At least 32 
known genetic carcinogens and dozens of known hazardous 
bacteria strains including Clostridium tetani, E.coli, and 
Streptococcus are present; it appears its gut flora also constantly 
produces even more of the former. However, instead of causing 
SCP-2761 harm, it appears these compounds and bacteria are 
beneficial for it, inciting even further mutations over time; strangely, 
despite all the mutations SCP-2761 has undergone, it has never 
shown signs of any cancers or tumors. 


SCP-2761 cells each possess an extremely large nucleus, with the 
genomes containing hundreds of spliced genes from other various 
species. Apart from its primary genome, the nuclei also contain at 
least 68 other unaltered sets of DNA from various species; these 
unaltered genomes have never shown signs of major mutation, 
despite SCP-2761's blood being full of mutagens. Instead of 
breaking down and causing major long-term health problems, 
SCP-2761's genome will rapidly rearrange and replace lost 
segments with DNA from the unaltered genomes, inciting 
SCP-2761's gradual changes in physical appearance. It is possible 
that SCP-2761 can somehow absorb and express these genomes 
through the organisms it eats.2 


Addendum 2761-1: Investigation into SCP-2761 uncovered 
information pertaining to a company known as "Aquagene", a pet 
storefront that sells heavily genetically modified aquarium fish. Their 
selection is primarily made up of fish that exhibit color patterns not 
seen in their natural species, such as bioluminescence and exotic 
color themes’. SCP-2761 was apparently part of a set of prototypes 
for their next installment "Scenty Fruit Fish'™M." Below is an interview 
of Dr. Pearl Watkins (29), and Dr. Matthew Nakamura (41), two 
employees and genetic scientists at Aquagene. 


+ Interview SCP-2761-1, March 14, 2005. 


Interviewed: Dr. Pearl Watkins and Dr. 
Marcus Nakamura 


Interviewer: Researcher Matthew Liu 


Foreword: The purpose of this interview was 
to obtain information on SCP-2761, and 
possible motive behind its creation. Dr. 
Watkins and Dr. Nakamura were brought to an 
office near Site-71 for questioning, under the 
guise of an EPA questioning. 

<Begin Log, 1320> 


Researcher Liu: Dr. Watkins, Mr. Nakamura. 


Dr. Watkins: (Sighs.) Hello, sir. 


Dr. Nakamura: Sir. 


Researcher Liu: My name is Matthew Liu; I'm 
an agent with the EPA. | assume you know 
why you're both here? 


Dr. Watkins: (Looks down at floor.) Yes, sir. 


Dr. Nakamura: (Looks to the left corner of the 
room.) Yes, sir. 


Researcher Liu: We've been looking into your 
sales records for a while now. There's been 
some... questionable products you have on 
the market. Would you like to fill me in on your 
thoughts about this? 


Dr. Watkins: They aren't a hazard. 
Researcher Liu: Excuse me? 
Dr. Nakamura: (Under breath.) Pearl. 


Dr. Watkins: We were careful to make sure all 
fish were sterile before putting them out in the 
market. We know the risks of crossbreeding 
with the wildlife. If you're thinking that any of 
our fish could reproduce with the wildlife then 


Researcher Liu: Dr. Watkins, we're not 
interested in Aquagene's overall business 
operations, we're only interested in one 
particular specimen.