Description of Test: Subject was asked to recall a memory from 
the period of time that she was suffering from Leukemia. 

Result: Bottles were filled with the following substances/materials: 


1. Alkylating agents 

2. Cyclophosphamide 

3. lfosfamide 

4. Melphalan 

5. Blood containing cancer cells that matched the DNA of 


D-3751 


Note: Subject did not seem to know the names or effects of the 
chemicals created. This seems to indicate that 2914 has some idea 
of chemical compositions of different substances. 


Addendum #1 

After debriefing D-4962 following the test of SCP-2914, Dr. Morrison 
inspected SCP-2914 to document the contents of the bottles. In the 
course of doing so, Dr. Morrison briefly touched the glass front of the 
cabinet before the bottles had been removed or disturbed. Dr. 
Morrison reported that he experienced a first-person hallucination 
which corresponded to the details of D-4962's recollection. 


Addendum #2 

Researcher Marcinkiewicz attempted to replicate Dr. Morrison's 
experience by causing D-5452 (a 52-year old woman) to touch the 
glass front of the cabinet about an hour after Test 0023 involving 
D-4962. By this time, the ice in bottle #5 had melted, and portions of 
the samples in other bottles had been removed for testing. D-5452 
reported experiencing a first-person hallucination that involved a 
bumpy ride for several hours inside a BMP-1 infantry fighting 
vehicle, following which the point of view exited the vehicle and 
marched with other Russian soldiers into a barracks. Extensive 
interviewing of D-5452 regarding the details of the scenery and 
setting of the barracks indicated that it was located in northern 
France. There are no historical reports of Russian military forces 
operating a BMP-1 infantry fighting vehicle or maintaining a military 
presence in that region. 


The experience prompted Dr. Morrison and Researcher 
Marcinkiewicz to commence a separate series of tests. 


Partial testing log of SCP-2914 in its antideconstruction 


configuration follows: 


Test reference: 0166 
Subject: D-7871 


Description of Test: Researcher Marcinkiewicz filled bottles as 
follows: 


1. Soil (obtained from Central Park, New York City) 

2. Grass clippings (obtained from Central Park, New York City) 

3. Water (New York City tap water) 

4. Rolled-up newspaper clipping advertising a "Shakespeare in 
the Park" event 

5. Cigarette 


Result: Subject had never visited New York City. Subject reported 
experiencing a hallucination of a visit to Central Park. Subject's 
description of some park landmarks differed from their real-world 
counterparts. 


Test reference: 0182 

Subject: D-8386 

Description of Test: Researcher Marcinkiewicz filled bottles as 
follows: 


1. Sample of D-8386's blood 

2. Air, with concentrations of oxygen and sulfur dioxide 
3. Seawater 

4. Limestone 

5. Fern frond 

6. Crushed, powdered coal 


Result: Subject reported hallucination of standing on the shores of a 
sea while several large animals (presumably hadrosaurs, based on 
the description given) grazed nearby. 


Test reference: 0184 

Subject: D-8392 

Description of Test: Researcher Marcinkiewicz filled bottles as 
follows: 


1. Seawater 
2. Sand 
3. Blood of Crocodylus porosus (saltwater crocodile) 


4. Fish viscera 


Result: After recovering from severe nausea, subject reported 
experiencing the sensation of being a female Crocodylus porosus 
during the act of mating. 


Test reference: 0188 

Subject: D-7884 

Description of Test: Researcher Marcinkiewicz filled bottles as 
follows: 


1. Distilled water 
2. Liquified, heated polyurethane 
3. Iron filings 


Result: Subject blacked out for approximately 35 minutes. When 
subject recovered, subject reported having experienced the 
sensation of asphyxiating in outer space. After extensive interviews 
conducted with the use of hypnosis and nootropic tropic 
medications, subject was able to describe the environment that she 
had observed during her experience, which consisted of the interior 
of an orbital space station operated by the Indian Space Research 
Organisation, the hull of which had been damaged exposing the 
interior to the vacuum of space. The Indian Space Research 
Organisation has not, to date, ever launched a space station. 
Subject experienced acute PTSD and has been deemed unsuitable 
for future testing. 


Test reference: 2932 
Subject: D-11328 
Description of Test: Dr. Morrison filled bottles as follows: 


1. Sample of D-11328's blood 

2. Sample of blood of D-0936 (a D-class personnel stationed at a 
different facility who had never encountered D-11328) 

. Grass clippings from several widely separated sources 

. Soil samples from several widely separated sources 

. Wine (blend of two different vintages not normally available for 
purchase at the same place) 


of Ow 


found it near the base of the volcano, and took it as a curiosity. He 
learned about the true nature of the SCP after trying to solve it, 
suffering third degree burns in the process. 


Incident 345-1 On / /20 ,while Dr. tested SCP-345, she 
managed to complete all faces, by not opening the cube once a face 
was completed. SCP-345 proceeded to rumble for 3 minutes, after 
which it opened by itself. A small metal sphere, 4.5 cm in diameter, 
emerged from inside SCP-345, and hovered 3 meters from the 
ground. Shortly after, the sohere began rotating, accelerating to a 
rate of 5 m/s. Strong gravitational forces were detected in the vicinity 
of the sphere, visibly affecting objects up to 15 meters away. 
Seconds later, a dense orange liquid with an average surface 
temperature of approximately 4000°C began flowing from SCP-345, 
which proceeded to encompass the metal sphere. Afterward, 
another, denser liquid began flowing out of SCP-345. It also 
proceeded to encircle the sphere. This liquid continued to flow from 
inside SCP-345 until the sohere reached a diameter of 2.3 meters, 
at which point the flow stopped and SCP-345 automatically closed. 
The resulting sphere was still slowly spinning and hovering above 
the ground. It was extremely dense, and its gravitational pull was 
strong enough to severely damage its surroundings. The 
temperature at the surface varied between 900 and 1600°C. 


30 minutes later, parts of the outermost "magma" began to cool 
down, solidifying into a thin rock crust. 20 hours later, most parts of 
the sphere were solid rock, with small "seas of lava" flowing 
between them. Little volcanoes and mountains could also be 
observed. At this point, a special containment team with heat- 
resistant equipment was moved in to relocate the sphere to a safer 
room. The sphere was later designated SCP-345-1. Studies 
regarding the probability of its eventual development of an 
atmosphere are underway. 


Note: Although at first we thought that SCP-345 had created a copy 
of Earth, as of / /20 , studies have shown that it is unlikely that 
SCP-345-1 will develop an atmosphere, and the composition of its 
"magma" is very different from Earth's, containing far smaller 
quantities of silica and aluminium, and larger amounts of titanium. It 
is currently unknown if the "magma" of other planetoids created by 


6. Strips of musculature of several different animals 

7. Metal filings (obtained from sampling various historical 
artifacts including a Roman-era iron architectural component, 
a bronze Tang-dynasty Chinese bell, and an iron spearhead 
from southern Africa) 


Result: Subject blacked out for several hours. Upon recovery, 
subject was confused and distressed and had lost the ability to 
communicate in English. Over the course of a series of interviews 
conducted over a period of weeks with the liberal use of nootropic 
medicines, researchers learned that subject was able to 
communicate in an archaic form of the Telugu language. Subject, 
although female, identified as a male and reported that "he" had 
lived for at least thirty years as a traveling merchant, transporting 
merchandise overland from the region of Khorasan (central Asia) to 
the city of Amadomoglu (which does not appear on historical records 
but according to D-11328's account, was located on the east bank of 
the Volga River near the northern Caspian Sea. Most of the details 
of D-11328's report do not correspond to identifiable historical 
places or events, but the report included an account matching the 
description of SN 1054 (a supernova in the constellation Taurus that 
occurred in the year 1054 AD). Subject's last chronological 
recollection was of a "Daeva attack", after which subject could not 
recall any subsequent events. Subject had no recollection of her life 
before the test. 


Test reference: 2937 
Subject: D-114078 
Description of Test: Dr. Morrison filled bottles as follows: 


1. Coffee from Site 22 break room 
2. Fresh water 

3. [DATA EXPUNGED] 

4. [DATA EXPUNGED] 

5. [DATA EXPUNGED] 

6. [DATA EXPUNGED] 


Result: Subject reported hallucination of unremarkable events in 
Site 22's D-class secured dormitory. Four days after test, D-114078 
escaped from secured dormitory, apparently by means of 


successfully impersonating Dr. Morrison and obtaining unauthorized 
access to Site 22's data files and security center. Dr. Morrison was 
killed during the escape. D-114078's whereabouts are unknown. 


« SCP-2913 | SCP-2914 | SCP-2915 » 


SCP-2915: Frostee-Flesh 


Item #: SCP-2915 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2915 is owned and 
operated by Foundation agents as a typical Wendy’s franchise, 
under supervision of MTF Psi-25 "Trapped in the Drive-Thru". 
Personnel are to maintain all professional standards set forth by the 
Wendy’s corporation. Night-shift guards are to be equipped with gas 
masks and broad-spectrum UV lights. 


The freezer is to remain padlocked. 


Employees are encouraged to ignore all sounds emanating from 
within. 


Description: SCP-2915 is a Wendy’s franchise restaurant located in 
, Ohio. The establishment possesses two primary anomalous 
properties. 


1. The menu at the time of containment did not align with normal 
Wendy’s products, appropriate health standards, or typical 
terrestrial biochemistry. All salvageable foodstuffs were 
removed from the premises for controlled laboratory study. 

2. The freezer does not possess a floor. The depth of the 
resulting shaft is unknown — probing missions have proven 
inconclusive. Six winch systems are attached to the ceiling of 
the freezer, each consisting of a chain and large meathook. 
These winches are controlled by a series of valves located at 
the door. One chain remains lowered into the shaft. 


Attempts to reach the bottom of the freezer shaft have been 
unsuccessful — the longest-surviving probe broadcast for over four 
months before communication was lost. Adjusting the height of 
chains has not been attempted beyond establishing the use of the 


valves. 


Yellow gas of currently-indeterminate chemical makeup will leak 
from the freezer during nighttime hours, generally between 0200 and 
0445. This gas is heavier than air, mildly toxic (long-term exposure 
will result in damage to the lungs and kidneys), and will dissipate 
under concentrated ultraviolet radiation. 


Sounds might occasionally be heard emanating from within the 
freezer, and may include banging within the shaft, the rattling of 
chains, the scraping of metal on the inside of the door, and distant 
echoes of “I’ve Got You Under My Skin” by Frank Sinatra. 


« SCP-2914 | SCP-2915 | SCP-2916 » 


SCP-2916: A Lamb, a Shepherd, and a Wolf 


Item #: SCP-2916 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2916-4 is to be monitored 
for any unusual behavior on either SCP-2916-1 or -3's part. 
SCP-2916-2 is to be given in-home psychological counseling by a 
Foundation therapist and monitored remotely for any potentially 
dangerous behavior. These procedures were implemented following 
the events of 7/29/2016. 


Description: SCP-2916 is a phenomenon wherein the text of 
existing published works are changed to reflect the inclusion of three 
new characters or entities, designated SCP-2916 -1, -2, and -3. 


SCP-2916 instances appear in the text of a narrative as side 
characters that usually do not affect the plot greatly. SCP-2916 
appears in 7% of all copies of infiltrated works, allowing for 
comparison of altered and unaltered versions of the story. After 
SCP-2916 has left a narrative, the changes will remain in the 
affected copies of the work in question. 


SCP-2916 appearances follow a distinct script: SCP-2916-1 and -2 
will enter the setting of a work and integrate themselves into the 
story's plot, sometimes changing the narrative significantly in order 
to occupy their presence. 


Seven days after the first appearance of Instance 1 and -2 in a story, 
SCP-2916-3 will appear. Instance 3 is fixated on pursuing Instances 
1 and 2, who will flee upon hearing of its arrival in the narrative. 
Instance 3 will express a desire to kill Instance 2, and will often 
command Instance 1 to return home with it. Instances 1 and 2 will 
then flee to a new narrative, with SCP-2916-3 in pursuit. There will 
be no further appearances of any SCP-2916 instance within the text 
after the confrontation. Instances 1 and 2 will then appear in a new 


work. SCP-2916 instances never return to a narrative once they 
have left. Even if all three instances leave the narrative 
simultaneously, Instance 3 always appears seven days after 
Instances 1 and 2 in both narrative and physical time, although 
Instance 3 has recently begun appearing in narratives before the 7 
day period has passed. 


Descriptions of SCP-2916 Entities 


SCP-2916-1, most often takes the form of a lamb, a fawn 
or another prey animal. A young woman has also been 
seen very frequently, as have other inanimate forms 
such as a white glove or a newly built temple. Instance 1 
is always female when its form allows. Instance 1 is 
never seen unaccompanied by Instance 2, and usually 
appears as its charge, its student, or the object of its 
desire. Adjectives commonly used to describe Instance 1 
include young, awkward, curious, childish, easy-going, 
naive, bright, playful, cunning, and gentle. Instance 1 is 
usually depicted with large brown eyes when its form 
allows for such description. 


SCP-2916-2 most often takes the form of a female 
shepherd. However, other professions have been seen, 
such as a priestess, a healer, or a scholar. Instance 2 is 
often described as Middle Eastern in ethnicity. Like 
Instance 1, Instance 2 is always female when the form 
allows. Instance 2 appears in a human form the most 
frequently of all SCP-2916 instances. Instance 2 often 
appears as a mentor or a guardian to Instance 1, and 
when possible, privately expresses romantic feelings for 
her, though they are never stated directly to Instance 1. It 
is hypothesized that this is to avoid detection by Instance 
3. Adjectives used to describe Instance 2 include tall, 
stately, elegant, dignified, patient, graceful, solemn, 
intelligent, and proud. 


SCP-2916-3 most often takes the form of a predatory 
animal, or a large, malevolent man - often a hunter or 
warrior, or another profession involving violence. 
Frequently, however, Instance 3 takes the form of a 


natural disaster, inclement weather, or other 
insurmountable physical obstacle. Instance 3 is always 
male when its form allows. Instance 3 is universally 
malevolent towards Instance 2. It exhibits a possessive 
attitude towards Instance 1, claiming to be its father. 
Adjectives used to describe Instance 3 include looming, 
rough, predatory, dangerous, dark, strong, brutal, burly, 
scarred and jealous.