ITEM BEING SOLD: One (1) Working Citizenship to a 
political entity within the ranges agreed to in previous 
dealings with this dealer. Further documentation can be 
found in CONTRACT 16-6. Employment is at the behest 
of the Buyer. 


SELLER: The Renmar Citizenship League and Reseller 
Corporation 


RECIPIENT: One(1) former Citizen of The Plane Where 
Eyes Cannot Follow, Open, Screaming Mouths 


This Item is non-transferable. NO REFUNDS 


The RCLRC is not responsible for the well-being or mental faculties 
of the recipient of this purchase. Buyers are to be aware that sudden 
changes in culture, atmosphere, language, mating patterns, 
consumption, and sudden body integrity failure should be 
researched before approaching the RCLRC and that the RCLRC are 
not responsible for educating the buyer on their destination. 


SCP-1526 was first noted when a subject affected by it attempted to 
return to her country of origin. During the flight, the subject was 
forced out of her seat and through the rear fuselage of the aircraft, 
resulting in her death. 20 other passengers were killed, and 100 
were injured in the resulting crash. Foundation investigation into this 
subject revealed the SCP-1526 phenomenon, and as a result two 
instances of SCP-1526-1 were recovered. 


As of 9/18/1979, SCP-1526 has been classified as Euclid. 
« SCP-1525 | SCP-1526 | SCP-1527 » 


SCP-1527: Our Bellmaker, Our Radiant Skies 


Item #: SCP-1527 
Object Class: Keter 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1527 is contained within 
Zone-245, with Armed Site-245 attached to the southern perimeter. 
The perimeter wall is 1.1m x 7m and constructed of concrete. 
Outposts 245-A, B, and C are attached to the western, northern, and 
eastern perimeter sections respectively. No fewer than 50 armed 
personnel are to populate the facilities of Zone-245, and must man 
the perimeter wall daily, with chief attention to the hours between 
2300 and 0500. Aerial patrols of Zone-245 and the outlying areas 
will be maintained nightly. 


Areas within Zone-245 are to be equipped with camouflaged 
surveillance, these must be repaired and replaced as necessary 
immediately following SCP-1527-1 activation events. The ground of 
Zone-245 will be laden with pressure sensors to avoid the possibility 
of a subterranean escape by SCP-1527-A. As permanent radio 
interference of the area must be maintained, this equipment will be 
connected to Armed Site-245 by subterranean cables. 


Armed personnel on-site are to terminate all SCP-1527-A instances 
produced by SCP-1527-1 activation events. Due to necessary radio 
interference, all on-site personnel must familiarize themselves with a 
series of strobe-light messages for use during activation events and 
combat periods. Aerial instances of SCP-1527-A are to be given 
precedence over all other types, and are to be engaged by 
Airspace-245 patrol units. 


Description: SCP-1527 is a remote settlement in [REDACTED]. 
Upon discovery, it was devoid of human life, but bearing signs of 
recent habitation. The architecture of SCP-1527 consists mainly of 
an unidentified and currently indestructible white stone. Artifacts 
recovered from the settlement are consistent with those of human 


design but feature several unknown and presently indecipherable 
languages. SCP-1527 is believed to have been inhabited by 
individuals operating for or affiliated with the Serpent's Hand. 


SCP-1527-1 is a church or temple at the approximate center of the 
settlement. The architecture and artifacts of the building appear to 
be associated with several distinct religious bodies or practices. A 
clock tower rises from the structure's southern-facing wall, and 
contains a metallic bell of unknown composition. The bell and its 
peripheral architecture are likewise indestructible. 


Once every 24 hours (at 12:25AM), the bell inside SCP-1527-1 will 
autonomously toll a variable number of times (this is considered to 
be the activation of SCP-1527-1). All efforts at impeding this event 
have failed. After this has ceased, a variable number of entities 
designated SCP-1527-A will manifest inside SCP-1527. 


SCP-1527-A resemble crustaceans, bearing an armored carapace, 
segmented limbs, and no identifiable "head". They are both slightly 
translucent and luminescent, producing a variable-color sheen. The 
entities possess an average size of roughly 1.5m x 2.7m x 2.9m, 
typically with 4-5 limbs. SCP-1527-A have been observed to 
spontaneously produce additional and fully functional appendages, 
including wings, clawed hands and arms (used for digging), and 
several orifices of unidentified purpose, though observations 
suggest usage in feeding. 


SCP-1527-A possess some telepathic capability, and are capable of 
inducing suggestibility, confusion, and compulsion in sapient targets 
at an approximate range of 50 meters. Due to prior tests with 
[REDACTED] it has been discovered that this telepathy is vulnerable 
to disruption from radio interference. After implementation of these 
protocols, incidents due to telepathic properties have been reduced 
by 78%. 


SCP-1527-A will attempt to breach Zone-245 through all available 
means, and do not demonstrate protective instincts or incentives in 
regards to fellow SCP-1527-A. While their exact intelligence level is 
unclear, they are to be considered adaptive hostiles due to 
previously observed maneuvers utilized against personnel. The 
carapaces of SCP-1527-A are resilient but not impregnable against 


conventional weaponry, for full details on termination protocols, see 
DOCUMENT-SCP-1527-A4. 


Addendum [1527-001]: Observation Log 

The number of tolls generated by SCP-1527-1 was 5 upon 
discovery, the number has increased to 8 in the span of containment 
at Zone-245. Additionaly, the number of SCP-1527-A instances 
produced by SCP-1527-1 activation events has increased from an 
average of to entities per event. 


Addendum [1527-002]: Incident Report 

During the activation eventon / /20 ,a personnel stationed on the 
southern perimeter wall was telepathically attacked by an 
SCP-1527-A instance and transferred to Armed Site-245's 
quarantined medical bay. Approximately 23 minutes after said 
personnel's removal to the medical bay, they made the following 
utterances: 


Watching...waiting to send the (the following words 
match no known language)...not the shells, the shells 
are just...just eyes eyes eyes eyes eyes are supposed to 
see not eat not eat- 


The remainder of the speech is unintelligible vocal sounds. 
Personnel recovered 4 hours later and claims to not remember the 
events after the attack. 


Addendum [1527-003]: Recovered Materials 


The following letter was discovered beside the corpse (believed to 
have self-terminated) of a Serpent's Hand member in SCP-1527. 


| can see you coming, but | doubt you'll get through this 
door for hours, and | will be long gone before that 
happens: I'm not interested in becoming another pet of 
yours. 


But there's still some good you can do. 


All creators with a mortal mind (| cannot speak for 
greater beings) need a sense of curiosity, and for that, 


they need something to inspire them. Our Bellmaker 
drew upon all the worlds in the expanse of chaos as his 
inspiration. When his bell tolled, the skies above our 
town gave way to fantastic places even we could 
scarcely understand. The bell would toll twelve times a 
day, each toll would open passages to different places. 
Even those that did not travel the pathways of the bell 
could look upon the places and visions in the sky and 
bask in their majesty. 


The Hand, as you know them, sought the aid of the 
Bellmaker to reach places even they could not reach. He 
agreed, naturally: he closed his pathways to no one. 
They told me of you, when they came. They told me that 
you would lock him and his bell away, close the 
passages to us. | could not let such a thing happen, | 
joined them, to protect the places in the sky. 


But it appears now that there is no other option. 


For so long, our Bellmaker drew upon inspiration in the 
sky, but he was ever curious, ever searching for 
inspiration yet untapped. Eventually, he came upon the 
edge worlds. Of course he could not help but be 
enthralled. [REDACTED], [REDACTED], you know them 
by different names, of course, but you also know exactly 
why my pen quivers simply from writing about those 
places. | do not know what happened to him out there, 
but | knew what he sought when he returned. 


Emotions are as wide and varied as the universe, but 
those of us that have seen as much of the universe as 
we have know which is the most powerful of all: fear. 
Abstract and uncomprehending terror, that is what he 
had seen, and he had become dependent on it for 
inspiration. He began to bring in the things he had seen 
out there, and the terror of the people in our town 
became his inspiration. 


So we banished him to the very worlds he had become 
so attached to, and it pained us to see him depart, as 


twisted as he had become. However, even as we grieved 
his loss, the bell tolled once again, and once again 
sublime terror arose on our doorstep. From the edge 
worlds, the Bellmaker still commanded the power of the 
bell, and he made it toll every night. We could not 
destroy the bell, or even the tower itself, we do not know 
what he did, but he must have foreseen his banishment 
and prepared the bell for our inevitable attempt to 
destroy it. So we did all we could to stop the things that 
came...the Opal Shells, we call them. A mundane 
monstrosity, but still formidable in their own right. We 
should consider ourselves lucky it was just them. We do 
not know why the Bellmaker brought only those 
creatures from the edge worlds, given what lies out 
there, but we can hope that he simply cannot create 
passages that can bear them. 


We had everyone evacuate the town, my friends will take 
care of them. | opted to remain behind to ensure that you 
got here and were informed. Everything is said, and now, 
Jailers, it is time for you to do what you do best. 


Those with Level 5 Clearance may see Secure-File-Thanatos-1527 
for further information. 


Addendum [1527-004]: Incident Report 


On / /20 , during the SCP-1527-1 activation event, SCP-1527-1 
tolled 11 times, surpassing the previously recorded total. No 
SCP-1527-A entities were produced by the event; the reason for this 
is unclear. 


« SCP-1526 | SCP-1527 | SCP-1528 » 


SCP-1528: Finished With Lies 


Item #: SCP-1528 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: All samples of SCP-1528 are to 
be kept in air-tight containers under restricted access at Site-77 
in Storage Locker 662. Approval of the project command authority is 
required for testing. When in containment, SCP-1528 is not to be 
stored in containers with any complex or easily broken opening 
mechanisms. When being tested, a small amount should be stored 
in an aerosol dispersal system. Testing of SCP-1528 with additional 
anomalous objects has been approved on a case by case basis. 


The Foundation is currently in possession of 648 mL of SCP-1528. 


Description: SCP-1528 is a blue liquid similar in appearance to 
commercial bleach-based cleaning products. When in liquid form, 
SCP-1528 has no anomalous properties. However, it retains 
properties expected of bleach-based cleaning solutions, and as such 
should be given caution when in transit. 


The first sample of SCP-1528 was originally obtained on July 1983 
at an urban flea market from a vendor who advertised it as a "fix-all". 
Since then, samples of SCP-1528 have been discovered in various 
places, quantities, and containers with little to no pattern. Areas 
where SCP-1528 is usually found include flea markets, local-based 
grocery stores, and one spontaneous appearance in a Foundation 
maintenance personnel's storage area. 


When dispersed in aerosol form and inhaled by a subject, SCP-1528 
has an immediate, powerful psychological effect. If any object is 
perceived as flawed or broken by the subject, and perceived to have 
SCP-1528 applied to it, the subject will undergo a sensory or 
cognitive shift that is applied to their entire consciousness in order to 
correct the object's flaw. This effect does not subside until the 


subject is unconscious. For additional details, please refer to the 
Addendum. 


Addendum: SCP-1528 summary testing log. 


Procedure: Subject requested to apply 5 mL of SCP-1528 to the 
object. 


Subject: D-67365 

Object: Illustration, hung on wall. 

Object flaw: Illustration was hung crooked, at approximately 20° off- 
center. 

Result: Subject tilted to the side and immediately lost his balance. 
The subject appeared to believe that the building was slanted to the 
side at a 20° angle. While affected by SCP-1528, subject was not 
able to recall a time when the world was not tilted at a 20° angle. 


Subject: D-67365 

Object: Illustration of a landscape. 

Object flaw: Colors of landscape features inverted. (Yellow grass, 
Red-orange sky, etc.) 

Result: Subject temporarily experienced extreme confusion and 
visual disorientation, followed by a return to normal behavior. 
Subject did not report any abnormal effects, but it is believed that 
their ability to see color was inverted by SCP-1528. 


Subject: D-67365 

Object: Music and speaker system, playing "Ana Ng" by They Might 
Be Giants. 

Object flaw: Song played at double speed. 

Result: Subject began moving at an increased speed proportional to 
the tempo of the song's playback. Upon interview, expressed 
annoyance at "slow movements" of researchers. 


Subject: D-67365 

Object: Thermometer 

Object flaw: Incorrectly calibrated 30°C cooler 

Result: Subject's body temperature immediately began rising. 
Subject complained of extreme pain due to cold, and fell 
unconscious after 31.2 seconds; the body appeared to undergo 
symptoms similar to heat stroke. Analysis showed that at this time, 


D-67365's body temperature was much higher than normal. After 15 
minutes, D-67365 expired due to the extreme change in body heat. 


Subject: D-76290 

Object: Human subject(D-67431) 

Object flaw: D-67431's face has been severely disfigured. 

Result: D-76290 was repulsed at any subject attempting to interact 
with her, describing their faces and bodies as being "wrong." When 
exposed to a reflection, D-76290 refused to believe that their face 
was being reflected, and became aggressive. Further testing on 
human recognition has been scheduled by Dr. Gillespie. 


For additional tests, see Experiment Log 1528. 
Addendum-2: Additional testing. 


Subject: Dr. Boyd 

Object: 62-Page Document detailing the specifications of the theory 
of Special Relativity. 

Object flaw: None inherent; before working for the SCP Foundation, 
Dr. Boyd, who is not a physicist, had expressed skepticism 
concerning special relativity. 

Note: Test resulted from accidental exposure. 

Result: Dr. Boyd attempted to steady himself on a nearby desk, 
before collapsing into unconsciousness. This quickly alerted 
personnel to his presence. Security Officer Fish restrained Dr. Boyd, 
and he was moved to the medical ward. Dr. Boyd reported he 
experienced the "rapid upwards acceleration of the whole building." 


« SCP-1527 | SCP-1528 | SCP-1529 » 


Experiment Log 1528 


Experiment Log for SCP-1528 Testing 
Test Standard 


**Subject:** 
*“Object:** 

*™ Object flaw:** 
*Result:** 


Subject: D-23461 

Object: Illustration 

Object flaw: Subject of illustration was an "impossible triangle." 
Result: Subject went into immediate epileptic shock. Upon regaining 
consciousness, subject stated they could only remember "the whole 
room turning inside out." 


Subject: D-71902 

Object: A bottle labeled with the Coca-Cola brand. 

Object flaw: Bottle contained Pepsi-Cola