Roy: Wits about you, boys. 

Olmann: | feel like somebody is watching us. 
Daniels: | feel it too. Doesn't feel right. 
Straight: There's something else in here. 


Roy: It's just the seven of us. Get your heads 
straight. Let's move. 


Team begins to check safe class containment 
cells. 


Indigo: SCP-2151. That big fleshy thing. 
Roy: Get that door open. 

Agents open the door. 

Straight: There. In the corner. 

Olmann: Is it moving? It looks like it's moving. 


Roy: It's just the fucking light. Look. It's all 


dried out. 
Agent Indigo examines SCP-2151-1A. 


Indigo: Yeah, this one is gone. Check that 
chamber, the rings should be in there. 


Daniels: They're in here. They're all tarnished, 
though. This one is rusted through. 


Roy: Bag em. Let's move on. What's next? 


Keller: That displacement chamber is at the 
end of the hall, we could check that next. The 
ghost girl is in there. 


Roy: Let's see. 


Straight: Wait, this cell is lit up too. Doesn't 
have a designation tag on it. 


Ali: Fuck, can you smell that? Is it coming 
from this room? 


Daniels: Smells like death. God, that's strong. 
Roy: Can you get that door open, Keller? 


Keller: Hang on... Err, it's acting up. | think it's 
jammed. Probably a malfunction. 


Daniels: Open the window, it's not jammed— 


Ali: (Open window) Oh fuck, that one's 
decomposed. 


Straight: Christ alive, you're right. Why is it so 
much different? Who is that? 


Ali: They've got on a jacket, hang on... Oh, 
man. Keller, that's you. 


Keller: You're sure? 


Ali: Agent number 1703, yeah. The name 
badge is, uh... covered... but you can see the 
ID number on the other sleeve, see? The fuck 
happened to you? 


Keller: I'm... actually not sure. | definitely 
wasn't on-site on the 19th or 20th. 


Straight: That's really weird. 


Roy: (Pauses) We'll come back to it. Let's 
keep going. 


Team moves down to SCP-2996's 
containment cell. 


Straight: Isn't this that skip that— 
Daniels: Yep. 

Straight: Did they ever get that resolved? 
Daniels: No, not as far as | know. 

Agent Straight opens the chamber door. 
Indigo: Fuck. 


Roy: Is the displacement chamber still 
functional? 


Keller: Looks like it. 


Ali: So what's that all over the inside of the 
chamber? 


Indigo: If | had to guess, I'd say that's the 
ghost girl. 


Daniels: Did she explode? 


Indigo: Maybe had an adverse reaction to 
dying twice. 


Roy: Can we get the chamber open? 


Keller: I'd advise against it. Our suits aren't 
rated for whatever is in there. You should see 
the monstrosities they have to wear when they 
go in to clean this thing. 


Roy: Fair enough. Let's keep looking. 


Team continues to check containment cells, all 
with similar results. All biological anomalous 
entities are confirmed to have perished, while 
non-biological artifacts or entities had become 
inert. This continues for an additional hour. 


Indigo: Something just occurred to me, boss. 
Roy: Yeah? 


Indigo: Did you get that memo a few months 
ago? About them moving that skip to 19? 


Roy: The lizard? Yeah, | was assigned to that 
job. 


Indigo: It passed through 81 on the way 
there? 


Roy: It did. Was only here a few days. 
Ali: Wait, what lizard? 

Indigo: Which days? 

Roy: (Pauses) Downstairs. Come on. 


Team moves to lowest containment level. 
Agent Keller rescinds lockdown status on 
containment wing. Most cells are rated for 
Euclid and Keter-class entities, but are empty. 


Olmann: They moved the lizard here, and 


1713 to 1901 
Nice Trick 


Tithonus 
-465 to -370 
Exactly what you wanted 


Sir Galahad 
1222 to [damaged] 
Pure thy heart shall ever remain 


Christopher Columbus 
1451 to 1520 
A whole new world to explore 


Sir Francis Bacon 
1561 to 1739 
Think of the children 


Albert Heim 
1914 to 2008 
A final solution 


Classified note 349-C: The legitimate nature of SCP-349 is 
corroborated by the apparent familiarity of its Keeper with classified 
intelligence concerning extranormal individuals. The following 
incidents are referenced on a grave marker within the site. Where 
possible interred remains have been positively identified as the 
individual mentioned. 


¢ [DATA EXPUNGED] individuals the Foundation has 
previously observed and registered as humans who have 
achieved immortality. Said individuals had either died bizarre 
deaths or escaped Foundation surveillance and disappeared. 
The locations of the other are currently unknown. 

have expressed through limited contact that they are being 
“hunted”, and that they do not trust the Foundation to protect 
them. 

The identities of all [DATA EXPUNGED] the serum apparently 
worked, and subjects displayed no adverse reactions until 
[DATA EXPUNGED]. Apparent paranoia persisted in [DATA 


didn't tell site staff? 


Roy: Only essential personnel. Staff tends to 
get nervous. 


Straight: Wonder why. 


Roy: Quiet. It'd be just around this corner— 
there. 


Team faces a containment cell. Green 
indicator light is lit, indicating that the 
containment cell is active. 


Roy: Get the door, Keller. 


Ali: Hey boss, hang on. If we open that door, 
and it's still... you know. The way it usually is, 
then— 


Roy: We're fucked. | know. (Motions to Keller) 


Agent Keller opens security door. Team enters 
containment cell. Within the cell is a large steel 
container. A tank of acid sits above the tank, 
as do several other containment-oriented 
machines. 


Roy: There's a door over here. 

Straight: Roy, we— 

Agent Roy opens the door to the container. 
Indigo: I— 

Ali: How? 

Daniels: ls— 


The corpse of SCP-682 is visible within the 
chamber. Entity displays no signs of life. 


Straight: That's impossible. That's fucking 
impossible. There's no way. 


Agent Indigo approaches the corpse and 
proceeds to examine it. After a short time, he 
steps back. 


Indigo: Yeah. It's dead. 


Team remains silent for a moment. Agent Ali 
runs his hands across his head. 


Roy: You know, I'm suddenly feeling weird 
about this place too, boys. Let's get top-side. 


Indigo: Do you want me to collect some 
samples? 


Roy: It can wait. 


Team returns to the surface. Little is discussed 
on the way. Team rendezvous with Agent 
Juno's acquisition team. Both teams dispatch 
automated drones to the SCP-2935 access 
site with collected artifacts and information for 
local analysis. 


[END LOG] 
+ Exploratory Mission 2935.3, Codename: Nineteen 


Mission Abstract: To travel to and ascertain 
the condition of Site-19 within SCP-2935. 


Assigned Task Force: Mobile Task Force 
Epsilon-13 "Manifest Destiny" (16 members) 


Additional Information: The following is a 
transcript of audio and video recordings 
captured by MTF E-13. The sixteen-man 
recovery team, led by Agents Juno and Roy, 
were given instructions to extend their mission 


within SCP-2935 and travel to Site-19. 
[BEGIN LOG] 


Due to a technical issue with the recording 
equipment issued to the MTF E-13 team, all 
but one recorder failed to transmit to the 
broadcast relay. The remaining recorder, 
belonging to Agent Keller, continued to 
intermittently transmit audio only during the 
entire duration of the six day expedition. After 
the first day, Command was able to relay with 
Agent Keller and inform him of the state of the 
transmitters. It is believed that Agent Keller 
received this message, although not certain, 
as Agent Keller made no attempts during the 
mission to attempt to repair the transmitters. 
The following are excerpts of Agent Keller's 
audio transmissions. 


Keller: Southwest of here. 
Keller: Hang on. 
Keller: There we go. 


Keller: There are a lot of system messages in 
here. Looks like a lot of sites were trying to 
automatically contact 19 for assistance. | 
think... some of these sites | haven't even 
heard of. That one might even be— 


Keller: Same as the transmitters at 81. 


Keller: Yeah, but this one doesn't do an hourly 
check. Just pings them all every few seconds. 


Keller: 0113 hours, so that would be 0313 
EST. That fits in our projected timetable. 


Keller: Power failure. There's nobody down 
there to change the fuel cells, so it'll probably 


just shred them and wait for new ones. No 
lights until then. 


Keller: Not the right kind of engineer, sorry. 
Keller: Should be one down the hall. 


Keller: Yeah, he's dead. (Pauses) | assume 
since I'm still standing here, it's not working 
anymore. All you have to do is touch it. 


Keller: Bag it. Throw a sticker on it, let them 
know the amulet won't do anything to them. 


Keller: Hang on. 


Keller: Door's up. (pauses) | think that used to 
be Dr. Cimmerian. (overhears Agent Straight 
say "That was a bad place to stand") 
Understatement of the year. 


Keller: I'm having trouble getting— our 
connection isn't great down here. 


Keller: Broken. Just like the mask was earlier. 
Keller: (Laughs) No, you can blink. It's fine. 


Keller: (Talking to self) Hello... SCP-079. Are 
you awake? (pauses) Nothing. That answers 
that. 


Keller: What were you expecting? 


Keller: Drone's here. I'm going to go send it 
back to the access point. It'll just be a minute. 


Keller: (Several minutes of Agent Keller 
quickly typing at a keyboard. Unlike previous 
transmissions, no other individuals can be 
heard in the background.) 


Keller: Just checking to see if there were any 
other messages we should know about. 
(Pauses) No, nothing out of the ordinary. 
We're good to push on. 


Keller: At least you looked good. Mann was 
face-down at the bottom of a flight of stairs. 


Keller: They're all dead. Every single one of 
them. How haven't you figured this out yet? 
We're not on a goddamn recovery mission. 
We're not here to rescue anyone. There's 
nobody to rescue. Our evidence indicates that 
everyone, (pauses) no, everyone, everyone is 
dead. Everyone and everything. 100% of 
Foundation sites reporting the same 
transmitter malfunction. 100% of Foundation 
sites in lockdown. Not just here, all over the 
world. There's no bunker they could've gotten 
to, no— because it was everybody! 


Keller: But this isn't our reality. It's somebody 
else's. Ours is... is fine. Nothing happened to 
Ours. 


Keller: That's the power core ejecting the 
spent fuel rods. Lights out. 


Keller: It must have triggered an emergency 
breach protocol, | can't— 


Keller: The door is locked, Juno. | can't just 
magic it open. 


Keller: I'm sorry. I'll try to get something out. 


Keller: Hey command, this is Keller. The, uh... 
the on-site nuke at 19 got tripped. We're 
locked in down here, and... Kael wants you to 
tell Anita that he loves her, and Daniels has 
family in Florida, just let them know he's 


alright. That you're going to be alright. Roy has 
kids, he says... you get it. 


Keller: No. Just means the loudspeaker lost 
power. 


Keller: We're done. 
Keller: I'm— (transmission cuts out suddenly) 
[END LOG] 

+ Exploratory Mission 2935.4, Codename: Emptiness 


Mission Abstract: To utilize an automated 
drone to assess the situation of the SCP-2935 
reality at large, as well as recon with the MTF 
E-13 team at Site-19 


Assigned Task Force: N/A (1 automated 
drone) 


Additional Information: The following is a 
transcription of the audio and video recorded 
by an automated Foundation drone 
(SKF-1951) launched by Site-81 personnel at 
the SCP-2935 access point. The planned 
mission was to use the drone to gather 
information about SCP-2935, as well as 
contact MTF E-13 and retrieve artifacts and 
data collected by the team. 


[BEGIN LOG] 


Drone moves from access point onto nearby 
road, which it uses as a runway for takeoff. 
Drone ascends to an altitude of 3km. From this 
height, the surrounding area is clearly visible. 
The entire region is completely devoid of all 
forms of biological life. Many trees have 
collapsed, likely due to high winds, and large 
drifts of sand and dirt are beginning to form 


along roadways and houses. To the west, a 
storm system is forming, moving east. The 
drone turns east towards Indianapolis. 


As previously confirmed by MTF E-13, US HW 
70 is mostly empty of vehicle traffic, save for 
the occasional semi trailer. Several large fires 
have broken out across the dried vegetation 
and buildings in nearby towns. In the distance, 
the Indianapolis International Airport is visible, 
with several other large fires nearby, likely due 
to downed planes. A large pillar of snoke 
obscures the camera briefly, and after passing 
it is confirmed to have originated from a 
downed Southwest Airlines 737 jetliner. 


On approach to Indianapolis, the city appears 
relatively unscathed. Several small fires 
appear to have broken out, but have either 
burned out or been put out by rain. One 
apartment building on the near west-side 
appears to have collapsed, but most other 
structures remain intact. 


Drone turns north towards Site-19. Passing 
over the central-north of Indiana reveals much 
of the same; dead vegetation, dirt and sand 
drifts, and the corpses of animals and livestock 
at area farms. Occasionally a human corpse is 
visible, though many likely remain within their 
homes. 


Camera cuts out. Command is unable to 
reestablish link with drone, although this is not 
unexpected. Drone continues to fly 
autonomously towards Site-19, with the 
communications likely disrupted by the storm. 


Video link reestablished. Drone now in the 
middle of thunderstorm. Off heading slightly. 
Lightning strikes nearby, and camera cuts out 


again. 


After half an hour, video link is reestablished. 
Drone begins to descend. GPS determines 
that drone is nearing Site-19, roughly 35km 
NW of Lansing, MI. To the far northwest, a 
large fire is visible. Below, another jetliner is 
visible, having crashed into Spartan Stadium 
at Michigan State University. A fire burns on 
the Red Cedar River, just north of the 
university. 


Drone begins final descent, closing in on the 
Site-19 compound. After clearing credentials 
with Site-19, the drone lands on the NE 
airstrip, near the staff dormitory access 
building. The drone then transmits its 
coordinates to the MTF E-13 team, deploys 
solar panels, and powers down. 


Five hours pass. Drone is activated by Agent 
Keller, who proceeds to load a parcel of 
collected artifacts into the underside of the 
drone. Agent Keller's radio is heard receiving 
communications from his team, although the 
messages are unintelligible. Lastly, Agent 
Keller loads the drone with a large amount of 
recovered data from a recovery team hard 
Orive. 


Agent Keller then crouches in front of primary 
observation camera. The agent reaches 
forward to clean the camera off with the back 
of a glove, and then stares into the camera. 


Keller: | don't have any answers. | don't think 
there are any. I'll do this one thing, and hope 
that fixes it. (Pauses) Seal it shut. You've got 
to lock it in here with us. I'm sorry. 


Agent steps away from drone and returns to 


access building. Ten minutes later, drone 
departs for SCP-2935 access point. 


Roughly two hours into flight, drone detects a 
large explosion in the direction of Site-19. 
Mushroom cloud indicative of an on-site 
nuclear device being detonated is visible on 
the horizon. 


Return trip otherwise uneventful. Drone 
recovered on local side of SCP-2935 without 
further incident. Artifacts and data moved to 
Site-81 for investigation. 


[END LOG] 


Addendum 2935.3: Recovered Data and Artifacts From MTF E-13 
Missions 


+ Access Recovered Data and Artifacts List 


Note: The following is a list of artifacts 
recovered by the MTF E-13 team on its three 
separate missions into SCP-2935. Some 
artifacts omitted, see Site-81 research 
department for a full list of recovered items. 
For information about data recovered from 
SCP-2935, please see the additional section at 
the end of this addendum. 


Artifact Acquisitions: