(Seven minutes and thirty-two seconds pass.) 
D-132449: Fuck. 

Dr. Gradian: Yes? What is it? 

D-132449: I've gotta get home soon. 

Dr. Gradian: I'm sorry? 


D-132449: After this test, I've gotta...go home 
- go back, to my cell. That's where I'll go. 


(Pause.) 


Dr. Gradian: | see. 


D-132449: Sorry about that — guess this 
place does, ah, does get to you. 


(Twenty-two minutes and nineteen seconds 
pass.) 


D-132449: Do you hear that? 


Dr. Gradian: | don't hear anything. What do 
you mean? 


D-132449: That, right there, | can just...hear 
something. Hold on, it's — it's over here. 


(D-132449 gets up from the chair and moves 
across the break room towards a broken 
microwave on a nearby table. Soft gurgling 
can be heard coming from inside the closed 
microwave.) 


D-132449: There, do you hear it now? There's 
something in there. 


Dr. Gradian: |, uh, | see. | would...recommend 
you not engage the microwave. This is a test 
to determine only the basic effects of a Deimos 
Event. 


D-132449: | am not going to sit down for thirty 
minutes wondering what's going on with this 
nasty fucking microwave. 


(Gurgling sounds intensify.) 


Dr. Gradian: Ah, again, | really wouldn't 
recommend — 


(D-132449 opens the microwave. Video cuts 
out.) 


<End Transcript> 


Remains of D-132449 were later found distributed 
throughout SCP-3182's plumbing system. Inspection of 
the microwave within the break room showed it to 
contain a viscous black liquid. Following extraction of this 
substance, it was removed from the premises. 


Analysis of the extracted liquid showed it to be 
genetically identical to several hundred past and current 
residents of Denton, Missouri. 


Exploration Log 3182-2 


Subject: D-342089 
Supervising Researcher: Dr. Gradian 


D-342089 is ordered to inspect Aisle 3 during a Deimos 
Event. D-342089 is equipped with a camera and an 
earpiece, allowing two-way communication between him 
and a supervising researcher. Initial location is the break 
room. 


<Begin Transcript> 


Dr. Gradian: Now, ah, before we begin, | feel 
like | have to recommend that if you hear any, 
well, gurgling sounds — do not pursue their 
source. 


D-342089: Oh, I'm so fucked. 
Dr. Gradian: I'm sorry? 


D-342089: What happens if I...if | pursue their 
source’? 


(Pause.) 


Dr. Gradian: That isn't relevant to the test 
right now. 


D-342089: Ah, fuck. 


(D-342089 moves from initial location towards 
Aisle 3. Halfway there, he stops. The words 
'Get out of here right now' have been 
scratched into the wall above the main 
entrance.) 


D-342089: Easier said than done. 
Dr. Gradian: What do you mean by that? 


D-342089: There aren't any doors, | can't get 
out. I'm stuck in here forever. 


Dr. Gradian: That's a little dramatic, don't you 
think? 


D-342089: Well, how am | supposed to get 
out? 


Dr. Gradian: With the doors? 


D-342089: There arent any, that's the 
problem! 


(Pause.) 


Dr. Gradian: D-342089, how did you get in 
here? 


D-342089: Through the entrance doors. 


Dr. Gradian: Couldn't you leave that way, as 
well? 


D-342089: | can't. There aren't any doors. 
(Pause.) 
Dr. Gradian: |...D-342089, please continue. 


(D-342089 continues, reaching Aisle 3. It is 
empty.) 


Dr. Gradian: Are you experiencing any 
adverse mental effects? 


D-342089: Well, I'm not feeling fantastic, if 
that's what you mean — this is pretty damn 
spooky. 


Dr. Gradian: | mean apart from that. 
D-342089: Well, apart from that, I'm not — 


(D-342089 looks around as he speaks, 
stopping when he sees a female humanoid 
figure in a shirt and flare jeans at the other end 
of Aisle 3. Facial features are indistinct, 
shifting between a normal human face and 
various abnormal configurations of its facial 
features. Entity appears to be missing all 
fingers. Figure is hereafter referred to as 
SCP-3182-1.) 


D-342089: Oh fuck no. 
Dr. Gradian: D-342089, please — 


D-342089: Nope. Nope. Fuck you. I'm not 
doing this. Fuck you. 


(D-342089 fumbles around on the shelf next to 
them, grabbing a cardboard box. SCP-3182-1 
begins rapidly shaking its head with a 
panicked expression on its face. It opens its 
mouth, and the overlapping sounds of 
numerous cash registers being opened can be 
heard. This appears to cause it some level of 
frustration.) 


Dr. Gradian: Ah, please wait a moment before 
you do, uh, do anything rash, Daniel — 


D-342089: No, no! Fuck you! I'm not dying in 
this goddamned town! 


(D-342089 throws the box at SCP-3182-1. A 
soft gurgling can be heard from behind 
D-342089. Video cuts out.) 


<End Transcript> 


Following the end of the Deimos Event, D-342089 was 
found alive in a dumpster in the alley outside SCP-3182. 
The majority of his epidermis and musculature were 
found discarded throughout SCP-3182. The message 
reading 'Get out of here right now' was not found in 
SCP-3182 following the Deimos Event. 


Exploration Log 3182-3 
Exploration Log 3182-3: 


Subject: D-693221 
Supervising Researcher: Dr. Gradian 


D-693221 is directed to remain in Aisle 3 for the duration 
of the Deimos Event. D-693221 is equipped with a 
camera and an earpiece, allowing two-way 
communication between her and a supervising 
researcher. Initial location is Aisle 3. 


<Begin Transcript> 
Dr. Gradian: How do you feel, D-693221 ? 
D-693221: It's cold. Really cold. 


Dr. Gradian: I'm sure it will pass. Try to think 
positively. 


D-693221: You come out here to the ghost of 
Walmart and try and think positively. 


(Pause.) 


Dr. Gradian: Point taken. Still, I'd recommend 
trying to remain calm, at least. 


D-693221: Okay. Okay. | can do that. 
(Pause.) 


D-693221: No, no | can't, | really need to get 
out of here. | can't be stuck here. | need to get 
out of here right now. 


Dr. Gradian: I'm afraid you need to remain 
here for the remainder of the test, but — 


(D-693221 turns to leave. SCP-3182-1 is 
standing at the other end of Aisle 3.) 


D-693221: Oh god. | need to get out of here 
right now. | need to get out of here right now. 


(SCP-3182-1 begins rapidly nodding.) 


Dr. Gradian: I'm afraid you won't be able to 
leave, D-693221. SCP-3182 will prevent it. 


D-693221: | can't...| just...l need to get out of 
here right now. | need to get out of here right 
now or I'll end up like her. 


Dr. Gradian: What do you mean by that? 


D-693221: | don't know what | mean by that. 
I'm just saying...saying words that are being 
shoved into my mouth. | don't, | don't, | don't 
know what I'm thinking. 


(D-693221 turns and begins to move towards 
the entrance of SCP-3182. A soft gurgling can 
be heard.) 


Dr. Gradian: | would stop whatever you are 
doing right now. 


(D-693221 stops.) 


D-693221: | need to...! need to get out of...I'm 
good. I'm good. Sorry. 


Dr. Gradian: D-693221, can you please turn 
back around and look at SCP-31 82-1? 


D-693221: Huh? 


Dr. Gradian: The spectral ent — the ghost, 
D-693221. 


(D-693221 turns back around to look at 
SCP-3182-1. SCP-3182-1 is shaking its head 
with a panicked expression on its face. The 
floor beneath it appears to be shifting and 
moving in the manner of a liquid.) 


D-693221: The fuck? 


(Sounds of gurgling intensify. Numerous 
human arms! emerge from the floor beneath 
SCP-3182-1, grab it, and begin dragging it 
back down with them. As it is pulled down, 
SCP-3182-1 can be seen frantically gesturing 
towards the exit doors. Loud screaming can be 
heard originating from SCP-3182-1 until it is 
completely dragged down into the floor. 
Shifting of the floor and gurgling sounds 
cease.) 


D-693221: | need to get out of here right now. | 
need to get out of here right now. | need to get 
out of here right now! / need to get out of here 
right now! 


(D-693221 repeats this for the remainder of 
the footage, which consists of them running 
through SCP-3182 in a panicked manner while 
screaming the phrase. They do not respond or 
appear to notice any attempts at 
communication from supervising personnel 


Second photo drawn develops into an extreme close up 
view of SCP-_ . The nature of this photo suggests this 
was the moment at which the subject expired. The right 
side of the photo is blacked out as is expected from a 
scene viewed by a person with a single eye. 


Third photo drawn develops into [DATA EXPUNGED]. 
Test aborted immediately after viewing of the photo 
sends the staff manipulating the subject's body into a 
state of rage. Guards enter the room to control the 
situation. One guard enters the same state as the 
research staff and turns on another guard who is 
restraining the original test members. Additional armed 
staff enter area and developed photo is covered by a 
jacket to prevent further viewing by any other staff. 


After the events of this test any further exposure of the deceased 
with SCP-404 has been expressly forbidden. All staff who were 
involved in the test were restrained in solitary confinement and after 
48 hours were given a psychological evaluation and released. Those 
who requested amnestics were allowed to utilize them. All photos 
made during this test were not filed into SCP-404-B but were instead 
sequestered into the care of Dr. and are not to be accessed 
by any staff without maximum clearance. 


« SCP-403 | SCP-404 | SCP-405 » 


during this time.) 
<End Transcript> 


D-693221 was recovered intact and healthy following the 
Deimos Event. As this was her final scheduled test, she 
was returned to the prison population following amnestic 
treatment with a reduced sentence. 


As a result of the unusual behaviour of SCP-3182-1 
during this exploration, further investigation into 

SCP-31 82's history was approved. Interviews with past 
regulars and employees of SCP-3182 have indicated 
that the building may have displayed anomalous activity 
earlier than first thought, with several of them claiming to 
have heard an unseen individual mimicking their voice. 


Communication Log 3182-1 


D-442099 is instructed to remain in Aisle 3 and attempt 
communication with any entities inside SCP-3182 viaa 
Foundation-developed EVP detector2. Communications 
have been transcribed as a series of stimuli and 
responses. Majority of stimuli were pre-written by Dr. 
Gradian. 


STIMULUS: "Hello?" RESPONSE: "What can | 
get for you today?" 
(Estimated 3+ human 
voices, mixture of male 


and femaie.) 
STIMULUS: "Can you RESPONSE: "That'll be 
understand what | am (unintelligible)." (Estimated 
saying to you?" 3+ human voices, mixture 


of maie and femaie.) 
STIMULUS: "Can you tell} RESPONSE: "Look at me. 
me what you look like?" This place has ruined me. | 
should have moved to 
Jefferson when | had the 
chance." (Estimated 7+ 
human voices, mixture of 


maie and femaie.) 
STIMULUS: "Where are RESPONSE: "One day I'll 
you right now?" have enough money. I'll get 
out of this place." 
(Estimated 25+ human 
voices, mixture of male 


and femaie.) 
STIMULUS: "What is your RESPONSE: 
name?" "(unintelligible)" (Estimated 


70+ human voices, 
mixture of male and 


female.) 
STIMULUS: "Please, | don't RESPONSE: (soft gurgling, 
understand.” Cut offs.) 
STIMULUS: "| don't want io RESPONSE: "You need to 
die here." get out of here right now." 
(One human voice, 
female.) 
STIMULUS: "Can | help RESPONSE: "Please get 
you?" out of here right —" 


(Statement is cut off.) (One 
human voice, female, 


strained.) 
STIMULUS: “Helio?” RESPONSE: None. 
STIMULUS: “Hello?” RESPONSE: (soft gurgling) 


STIMULUS: "I don't want io RESPONSE: Laughter. 
die in this goddamn town." (Estimated 10,000+ 
voices.) 


Footnotes 

1. Later analysis of the tattoo present on one of these arms showed 
it to be identical to one possessed by Colin Mathers, the former 
manager of SCP-3182. Mathers is currently alive and has displayed 
no anomalous properties. 

2. Civilian versions of Foundation spectral communication 
techniques have been deemed sufficiently ineffective to not be a risk 
to normalcy. 

3. Analysis after the test showed no issues with sound equipment. 


SCP-3183: Nothing To Fear 


Item #: SCP-3183 
Object Class: Keter 


Special Containment Procedures: There is currently no way to 
fully contain SCP-3183. The Foundation's efforts are currently 
focused on supporting organizations which are studying ways of 
handling disorders similar to SCP-3183. If at any point a treatment 
for the phobia associated with SCP-3183 is discovered, all available 
Foundation resources are to be used to encourage the use of the 
treatment for treating the phobia. 


Any missing person or homicide cases caused by the 
disappearance of an instance of SCP-3183-1 are to be halted by 
Foundation personnel implanted within appropriate government 
organizations. Any suicide reports possibly linked to SCP-3183 are 
to be monitored for developments unusual of a non-anomalous 
suicide. 


Reports of unidentified bodies are to be checked against a database 
of all previous SCP-3183-1. If an instance of SCP-3183-1 is found 
post-completion of SCP-3183 then the current Site Director of 
site-78 is to be informed." 


Description: SCP-3183 is an anxiety disorder which at the lowest 
estimate has affected between 400 and 1000 individuals since April 
3rd, 2010. SCP-3183 has not yet been documented affecting 
anyone not currently living in North America, nor has it been 
documented in anyone who lacks an understanding of written 
English. SCP-3183 first manifests as a non-anomalous phobia 
concerning the lack of an afterlife making early detection, and 
research difficult. SCP-3183 will remain like this for an indeterminate 
period of time before advancing into its second stage. 


During its second stage SCP-3183 will rapidly increase in intensity. 


During this stage the affected individual, referred to as SCP-3183-1, 
will begin to log its mental state on an online public medium.2 
Similarities between these logs include references to a physical 
void, some type of performance, and physical destruction. After a 
period of time’ SCP-3183 will cease to increase in its intensity. At 
this point its final effect will manifest. 


SCP-3183 will at this point end with the instantaneous 
disappearance of SCP-3183-1 alongside any biological material that 
was once part of SCP-3183-1. This has occurred even when the 
biological material is currently comprising another organism. All 
devices planted on SCP-3183-1 have failed to follow SCP-3183-1 
past the point of disappearance. It is currently unknown what 
happens to SCP-3183-1 after disappearance. 


Addendum 1: The following is a series of forum posts in an online 
journal, written by J T  ,amember of the community forum 
website www. .com under the name MythStorage. Alongside a 
chat log made before the completion of SCP-3183. These comprise 
the first documented case of SCP-3183. No instance of SCP-3183 
has been discovered which occurred before the creation of the final 
digital entry. 


Open Log 
Date of Entry 3/20/10 


Are you guys ready? Hello to all my loyal 
readers, and welcome back to the container of 
myths! The legendary dream log of the keeper 
of stories! Some other awesome sounding 
thing that will make the people who read this 
think I'm cool! 


Been a long time since | uploaded in here so 
sorry about that. | know you art nerds get a 
kick off of the imagery that my head comes up 
with when I'm passed out. So | hope that ya'll 
enjoy the shit that came tumbling out of my 
noggin last night. Because | sure as hell didn't.