It should be noted that D-class personnel tend to have a high 
mortality rate during Landing Events. For reasons that are not well- 
understood (but which have been heavily speculated upon by 
researchers,) D-class personnel are invariably the first to be 
terminated by dangers present. Test groups comprised exclusively 
of researchers tend to fare better, although fatalities can still occur. It 
has been noted that when a mixed group of researchers and D-class 
participate in the same Landing Event, subjects other than D-class 
usually emerge unscathed. For this reason, it is recommended that 
at least one D-class personnel accompany any researcher or group 
of researchers wishing to study a Landing Event firsthand. 


SCP-2063's secondary anomalous properties manifest when 
approximately 70 days have elapsed without the object being 
handled, or when SCP-2063 perceives a "threat" to itself. In these 
situations, SCP-2063 becomes autonomous, and will detach from 
the stand of its own volition. It behaves in a manner similar to 
spaceships depicted on the show, flying around the room without 


apparent regard to gravity or momentum, emitting sweeps of 
radiation out to 2 meters in what is presumed to be active scanning, 
projecting a visible "shield" around the ship, and discharging energy 
weapons at threats, out to a maximum range of one meter. 


Targets have included a pair of wire cutters held by a researcher, a 
Rockwell-type hardness tester, the emitter of a 4000 watt CO2 
cutting laser, and most of a D-class personnel who, unprompted, 
attempted to unscrew the main sensor array. 


The intelligence of SCP-2063 is a subject of ongoing study, but at 
this point appears to be quite limited. It does not seem to associate 
existent threats, such as Destructive Testing tools, with the 
individuals holding or operating those tools. In general, it will raise its 
shields immediately when it detects a "threat," vaporize any part of 
that threat coming within 1 meter of it, and then lower its shields 
after the threat has been neutralized or has been out of "scanning 
range" for approximately 5 minutes. It will fly around the inside of its 
enclosure, but will generally not attempt to pass through open doors, 
exhibiting behavior similar to that observed in some species of fish 
when a glass partition is removed from their tank. 


However, it is emphasized that the Foundation first became aware 
of SCP-2063's autonomous behavior when it used its energy 
weapons to cut its way out of the High-Value Materials Storage 
Locker in which it had been stored for more than 70 days. (Refer to 
Incident Report 2063-02 for details.) Up until this point, SCP-2063 
had been classified as Safe. Due to the projected difficulty of 
reestablishing containment should SCP-2063 ever seriously attempt 
a breach, current Containment Procedures are designed to reduce 
the likelihood of any unscheduled autonomous activity manifesting in 
the first place. 


On 9/08/12, SCP-2063 began transmitting the Fibonacci sequence. 
It has not, however, responded to any Foundation attempts to 
communicate. The resurgence of this transmission is often one of 
the first signs of autonomous activity when the object has not been 
handled for more than 70 days. 


Addendum 1: Following Destructive Materials Test 2063-002, in 
which researchers attempted to remove a small portion of the main 


sensor dish, SCP-2063 has resisted all subsequent attempts at 
Destructive Testing with overwhelming, sometimes lethal force. 
Special Containment Procedures have been updated to establish 
best practices for this contingency. 


CORRUPT STREAM ENCOUNTERED: 01101010001010010010001' 


Congratulations. By reading this message, you 
have just told an alien piece of hardware what 
to do. 


Oh, don't worry, it's not in your workstation. 
We've got it at the other end of a secure wired 
connection in sub-basement 03. Ever since 
one of the lab boys figured out how to make it 
talk, we've left this message here, both as a 
calling card, and as a sort of aptitude test. 


By accessing this file, you've just passed that 
test. 


You see, sometimes the objects retrieved from 
SCP-2063 don't melt away after you end the 
Landing Event. Sometimes we connect to 
really weird places that are nonetheless real. 
It's not just the Moon. We've found computers, 
trinkets, clothing... creatures have followed us 
home. We get an occasional SCP Object, but 
most of it is just... stuff. 


And we never seem to find the people who 
created the stuff. 


There is one test that we performed early on, 
which was completely expunged from the 
records. Even the numbering system was 
changed to suppress awareness of it. Since 
then, we have been quietly moving key people 
around. We need as many people as we can 
get who can do what you've just done. 


You are hereby ordered to report to 
SCP-2063's enclosure at 05:00 hours 
tomorrow. Ignore the testing procedures you 
are given at that time. Once the chamber door 
closes behind you, you will hear a buzzer. That 
sound is your indication that the cameras are 
no longer recording. Retrieve the ship from its 
stand, remove the ship's battery cover, place 
the battery cover on the floor EXTERIOR SIDE 
DOWN, and set the ship down on top ot it. 


Then step through the door. 


You will receive further instruction on the other 
side. Suffice it to say that you are about to 

embark upon what may be the most important 
experiment this institution has ever conducted. 


Welcome aboard. 
-05-9 
« SCP-2062 | SCP-2063 | SCP-2064 » 


SCP-2064: Mayhem Dressed in a Suit 


Item #: SCP-2064 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2064-A, -B, -C, and -D are 
to be contained in separate standard humanoid containment 
chambers. Subjects are not allowed to be in contact or 
communication with one another outside of interrogations and/or 
testing. When subjects are together, they are to be physically 
restrained at all times, and accompanied by no fewer than 4 guards 
armed with non-lethal weaponry. 


Description: SCP-2064 refers to four individual women, going by 
the names Mars (SCP-2064-A), Kit (SCP-2064-B), Ruth (SCP-2064- 
C), and Reese (SCP-2064-D). When grouped in mutual line of sight 
and/or sound, the women experience a shared delusion in which 
they believe themselves to be a band of robbers and mercenaries, 
guided by two fictitious individuals named "Frank" and "Andy". 


As a group, the subjects are able to communicate complicated 
details and abstract concepts to one another non-verbally, and 
develop a higher tolerance for physical pain. Additionally, they 
demonstrate a sophisticated knowledge of skill sets essential to their 
"trade", including expert handling of firearms and improvised 
explosive devices, knowledge of American Sign Language, safe- 
cracking, vocal impersonation and ventriloquism." 


Discovery: SCP-2064 first came to local PD attention on 9/ /20 , 
during a botched robbery of a local bank which ended in a firefight. 
13 officers were killed and 7 wounded in the exchange, and all four 
subjects escaped and managed to evade police detection. They re- 
surfaced in nearby County, California, where they stole a 
number of small arms and heavy ordnance from a National Guard 
depot. Federal authorities became involved at this point, as security 
footage showed the subjects wearing body armor and carrying 


illegal firearms prior to the theft. 


Foundation personnel became involved on / /20 , when the 
subjects successfully infiltrated Site- . Security became alerted to 
their presence early on, and three of the subjects escaped in the 
ensuing firefight. SCP-2064-D was wounded attempting to escape 
and was taken into Foundation custody. 


The three remaining subjects began to show a marked depreciation 
in skills as future incidents were more regularly botched, ultimately 
leading to the capture of SCP-2064-A on 11/10/20 . The two 
remaining subjects were arrested seven weeks later in a failed heist, 
and later remanded to Foundation custody. Under interrogation, 
subject claimed to have been an unwitting participant in the crimes, 
and could not identify the other subjects. 


The arms taken from the subjects upon their respective arrests had 
no serial numbering, manufacturers’ marks, nor any record of 
production that could be found. The armor used was similarly free 
from any identifying marks or source. None of the subjects’ financial 
records showed purchases of firearms of any sort, nor any 
significant monetary withdrawals. As such, it is unknown where or 
when the equipment used by the subjects was acquired. 


Interviewed separately, the subjects could provide no clear 
explanation for their actions, nor provide a coherent or accurate 
account of the events as they unfolded, including SCP-2064-C who 
outright denied the events having taken place. 


SCP-2064-A "Mars" Interview Snippets 


(Foreword: SCP-2064-A "Mars" is a 27 year 
old computer programmer and amateur 
wrestler, with no history of violent crime. 
Subject previously lived in , Hawaii and 
had no prior contact with any of the other 
subjects before the first bank robbery.) 


Dr. Marlowe: You can't tell me anything about 
the crime spree, then? 


Mars: No. | just-I just saw it happen. Like... 
like, it happened and | was there. But like, 
that's it. 


Dr. Marlowe: You saw it unfolding, but you 
couldn't control yourself? 


Mars: No, | could control myself. | just didn't. It 
was, like, a dream. You know, like, when 
you're in a dream and it's like... you're a 
different person. You're fully aware and 
conscious of what, of what you're doing and 
stuff. But like... you wake up and you're 
someone completely different, like "Wow. | 
almost died in that brutal firefight, and for a 
quick moment | was actually pissed off that | 
didn't...". Can | use a bathroom, please? 


Dr. Marlowe: What do you know about a 
"Frank" or "Andy"? 


Mars: [Subject begins to tremble and look 
physically ill] | don't know those names... | 
killed people, didn't |? I'm not going home 
again. 


SCP-2064-B "Kit" Interview Snippets 


(Foreword: SCP-2064-B "Kit" is a 38 year old 
single mother and former stock model. Priors 
include arrests for trespassing, multiple counts 
of battery, disturbing the peace, resisting 
arrest, and vandalism. Subject previously lived 
in , New York and had no prior contact with 
any of the other subjects before the first bank 
robbery.) 


Dr. Marlowe: "Kit"... where's that name come 
from? 


Kit: | don't know. 


Dr. Marlowe: Nothing significant behind it? 
Kit: No. 
Dr. Marlowe: Why the name, then? 


Kit: It's just what we called each other. Like 
when you hear someone calling your name in 
a crowd. You just instinctively respond to it. 
Someone said "Hey, Kit" and | instinctively 
responded to it. 


Dr. Marlowe: Given your record, it doesn't 
really surprise me to hear that you were the 
muscle of the group. 


Kit: "Muscle"? 


Dr. Marlowe: You don't remember the 
firefights? 


Kit: | remember sneaking around places, 
cramming myself into tight compartments, 
nearly blowing our cover when | nearly had an 
asthma attack about a foot away from an 
armed guard. 


Dr. Marlowe: When it came to firefights, you 
were the one carrying the heaviest armor. 
Heaviest gun. Wore a welder's mask. 
Witnesses said you took bullets without 
budging. 


Kit: Eyewitnesses? Because their testimony is 
always so fucking reliable, right? 


Dr. Marlowe: You don't remember any of 
that? 


Kit: Right now I'm more focused on trying to 
figure out what happened from what | do 
remember, and how the fuck I'm going to 


explain all of this to my daughter. 
SCP-2064-C "Ruth" Interview Snippets 


(Foreword: SCP-2064-C "Ruth" is a 21 year 
old college student. Criminal records were 
expunged due to subject being a minor and 
first-time offender at the time. Subject 
previously lived in , California and had 
no prior contact with any of the other subjects 
before the first bank robbery.) 


Dr. Marlowe: You say nothing happened? 


Ruth: Nothing. | don't know what happened, 
I'm... | don't... [Subject begins to break down] 


Dr. Marlowe: | just want to know what you 
know. As far as | can tell, it seems like you 
were a victim here, too. I'm not police, you 
don't have to hide anything from me. 


Ruth: | told you | don't know. | don't — | don't 
know who those other women are. | don't 
know why they call me Ruth, I've never heard 
of any Ruth... | just wanna go home. 


Dr. Marlowe: Do you remember talking to, or 
hearing about a "Frank" or an "Andy"? 


Ruth: No, no, | told you already no. | don't 
know anyone! | don't know anything! 


SCP-2064-D "Reese" Interview Snippets 


(Foreword: SCP-2064-D "Reese" is a 29 year 
old detective in [REDACTED] Department in 

, California. Subject is the sole individual 
with any history with one of the other subjects.) 


Reese: I've never used my gun. Never needed 
to. 


Dr. Marlowe: Still, you would have had 
firearms training — 


Reese: Yeah, | did. With a pistol. Not with a... 
one of those big fucking things you caught me 
with. 


Dr. Marlowe: Do you remember using it? 


Reese: Yeah, | remember. | lived it. | can't 
explain how or why | did it. It was like | was 
drugged. | was conscious and aware, but 
everything | did and said was like... It was like 
a game. | wasn't focused on ‘kill that person, 
shoot out that camera, sneak into this hall’, | 
was more focused on... ‘point your gun in this 
direction, prevent this object from working, go 
into this hall' like... like it was a test. Like | got 
extra points for speed, efficiency, whatever. 


Dr. Marlowe: "Frank" telling you to do these 
things? 


Reese: Frank? FrankG = 2 

Dr. Marlowe: No. This Frank is female. 
Reese: | don't know any female Franks. Why? 
Dr. Marlowe: What about an "Andy"? 


Reese: Nope. Sounds like you've got a lead, 
though. 


Dr. Marlowe: I'm not police. 


Reese: Still, this is... this is interesting. You 
know, I'm pretty good at what | do. If you ever 
need help with finding this "Frank" or "Andy", 
I'll be glad to help. 


Dr. Marlowe: I'll pass that along to our 


investigative team. | think they'll be amenable 
to any help they can get. 


Reese: Thank you, doctor. Really. 


When interviewed together, the subjects are able to faithfully and 
accurately recount the series of events as they occurred and show 
no signs of confusion, remorse, or uncertainty. 


Interview Log G-03: 


(Foreword: All subjects were present for the interview. 
This particular interview was the first to be completed 
without incident in the form of SCP-2064 subjects 
attempting to attack personnel and attempt escape) 


(Begin Log) 


Dr. Marlowe: So. Mars, Kit, Ruth, and Reese. Which 
one of you was the leader? 


(None of the subjects responds) 


Dr. Marlowe: None of you were in charge? You all 
worked and acted together without anyone giving 
orders? 


Mars: We all knew what to do. 

Reese: Where to be. 

Dr. Marlowe: How about why did you do it? 
Mars: Why does anyone do anything? 


Dr. Marlowe: Most people don't pick up guns they've 
never fired before and kill dozens of people in the 
process of robbing a bank. 


Kit: But we did. 


Dr. Marlowe: How? 


Kit: We just did. 
Ruth: What kind of question is that? 


Dr. Marlowe: According to your initial interviews, none of 
you ever met prior to the first bank. None of you lived 
anywhere close to each other. None of you even knew 
each others' names. 


Reese: |'m Reese. She's Mars. 

Kit: I'm Kit. The other's Ruth. 

Dr. Marlowe: That's not what | meant. 
Ruth: It's what you get, though. 


Dr. Marlowe: How about these people, "Frank" and 
"Andy"? 


Ruth: Frank was Frank. She talked to us on a radio. 
Sometimes Andy took over. 


Dr. Marlowe: None of you had radios on you when you 
were caught.