Habitation Ring C: This ring was inhabited by the lower-class 
citizens of SCP-110. It was found in extremely poor condition and is 
currently being restored by SCP-Maintenance Teams 01-12. It is 
speculated that due to its location furthest from the core, it suffered 
the most damage from the temporal disturbance. Damage to 
SCP-110 increases proportionally to distance from the Core. 


Atria Veges: As so named by numerous maps, these atria were only 
slightly smaller in area than Atrium Colossi, and provided an 
estimated 80% of all foodstuffs to the population of SCP-110. These 
atria were once open-air spaces, and thus suffered a great deal of 
damage upon arrival at site, as it is estimated that SCP-110 was 
displaced at least 300 meters below its original position. Recovery of 
these atria is revealing advanced plant-growing technology that has 


useful applications. 


Atrium Animus: Atrium Animus was responsible for the remaining 
20% of foodstuffs. This atrium has at least 20 stories that were once 
modeled after the natural environments of the animals that were 
raised there. Each level had a tightly controlled climate and was 
subdivided so that different species of animals had no contact with 
one another. Some of the genetic labs attached to Atrium Animus 
were found intact and are currently being explored by personnel. 


Atria Recreus: These atria were used for the sole purpose of 
recreation. They are found between the different habitation rings and 
typically consist of parks, artificial bodies of water, shopping malls, 
and other types of civilian recreation. These atria have been 
suggested for use with SCPs that require an outdoor-like 
environment, or a temperature and humidity controlled environment. 
Conversion plans have been drawn up. 


SCP-Research Ring: This city apparently had its outermost ring 
devoted to research of Safe and Euclid class SCPs, although no 
documentation within the city is able to confirm this ring's existence. 
This suggests that SCP-110 was not originally designed by the 
private sector, and rather was used as cover for SCPs currently 
unknown. This ring is highly dangerous, as it has suffered the most 
damage out of all sectors of SCP-110, thus potentially freeing some 
of the more dangerous SCPs. Only two members of SCP- 
Exploration Team 03 have survived exploring the ring. Their 
accounts are contained within Document #110-F. 


Architectural Styles of SCP-110 


SCP-110 has been confirmed to be of human origin, and all 
materials used in its construction are terrestrial. The architectural 
styles of SCP-110 seem to vary depending on location. The main 
styles are listed below: 


Core Services: Utilitarian 
Atrium Colossi: Greco-Roman revival (applies to all atria) 


Commercial Ring: Postmodern 


Habitation Ring A: Art-Deco 

Habitation Ring B: Expressionist 

Habitation Ring C: Utilitarian 

SCP-Research Ring: Too damaged to determine 


The different architectural styles of SCP-110 create a problem when 
attempting to ascertain the general era in which it was built. The 
earliest documents found claim that the city was built in [DATA 
EXPUNGED] by the [DATA EXPUNGED] group. 


Document #001-A: The Last Note 
To those who find this document: 


My name is Stephen Kolsnik. Rather, my name was Stephen 
Kolsnik. | will be dead by the time you read this. 


| was the Chief Engineer of this city, as well as the director of the 
[DATA EXPUNGED] program, contained within the outer 
containment and habitation rings. Due to an accident with an entity 
known as [DATA EXPUNGED], the entire city of [REDACTED] has 
been dislocated from its original area of [DATA EXPUNGED]. 


Nobody here knows where we are. 


From what | have been able to observe, the outer rings have 
sustained heavy damage, and their contents are threatening the 
inhabitants of the inner rings. Though we are surely doomed 
anyway, as the Core has sustained heavy damage. 


Three of the main life-sustaining services contained within the Core 
are damaged beyond reasonable repair. Any attempts to repair them 
would take more time than we have left to live. 


Life support systems will go down soon; | would estimate that they 
have between 4 to 10 hours of function left. 


To whoever finds this: 


Contain [DATA EXPUNGED] as best you can. Do not follow the 
same mistakes as our containment procedures had. If you do, you 
shall regret it. 


(End document) 
List of Notable SCPs found within SCP-110 
[DATA EXPUNGED] 


« SCP-109 | SCP-110 | SCP-111 » 


SCP-111: Dragon-Snails™ 


Item #: SCP-111 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: All specimens of SCP-111 in 
captivity are housed at Site-19, Wing, ina 5m x 5m x 5m 
plexiglass enclosure containing a temperate forest habitat 
transplanted from its natural surroundings. Habitat temperature will 
be maintained at 30° C. Feeding is to take place weekly by 
personnel placing three (3) kg of iceberg lettuce (Lactuca sativa) into 
the containment chamber. Water is to be supplied by an automatic 
misting system which regulates humidity levels at 50%, both for 
water required by SCP-111 and to prevent fires. In event of 
SCP-111 specimens breeding, personnel are to collect all eggs and 
transport them to the Biological Studies Wing for freezing. 


Description: SCP-111 is an apparently artificial species of 
invertebrate vaguely resembling snails. Adult specimens of SCP-111 
are approximately twenty (20) centimeters in length, twelve (12) 
centimeters in width, and fifteen (15) centimeters in height, although 
exact size differs slightly between specimens. SCP-111 specimens 
differ from ordinary snails in that they have a warm-blooded 
metabolism, complex eyes, small "horns" consisting of cartilage- 
ridged tentacles, apparently increased intelligence (personnel are 
requested to read Test Log for examples), and a complex 
vertebrate-type jaw structure; as well, soecimens lay eggs 
possessing hardened shells. 


Most abnormally, SCP-111 specimens possess small hollow sacs 
below their lower jaws containing methane from digestive by- 
products. A series of [DATA EXPUNGED] along the inside of the 
trachea serves as a "lighter" igniting stored methane as the 
specimen exhales, blowing a small jet of flame from its mouth. Said 
"fire-breathing" generally occurs in event of stress or anger, 
although is not apparently used deliberately for destruction but 


rather as a warning. This is presumably due to the limited size of 
methane sacs, which limits SCP-111 specimens in the amount of 
fire they can exhale at a time, and requiring both time and starch- 
rich food to refuel. 


SCP-111's behavior is inconsistent with that of ordinary snail 
species, including whistling and hooting vocalizations easily audible 
to humans, high intellect seen in such tests as [DATA EXPUNGED], 
and parents caring for their young. Hatchlings have been observed 
imprinting on their parents, other members of their own species, or 
researchers. This is presumed to be a deliberate trait based on 
Document 111-a, as it means that hatchlings imprint upon owners. 


History: On // apackage containing twelve (12) SCP-111 eggs 
and Document 111-a was mailed to [DATA EXPUNGED], a 
Foundation front organization. Mobile Task Force Alpha-4 have 
proven unable to locate the sender of said package. 


Document 111-a: 
New from Dr. Wondertainment, DRAGON-SNAILS™! 
The perfect pets for the fantasy-loving child. 
Care & Hatching instructions: 


1. Having read this document, take the eggs out of the 
box. Be careful, Dragon-Snail™ eggs are fragile! 

2. Put the eggs in a warm, safe place, and wait 7 to 10 
days. 

3. Hold your newly-hatched Dragon-Snails™ so they get 
a good look at you and think you're their mommy. 

4. Enjoy your new pet Dragon-Snails™! 


To feed your Dragon-Snails™, give your new little friends 
some raw veggies: lettuce, brussels sprouts, beans, any 
sort of salad stuff you don't want! Remember to give 
them water - a small glass each, once a day. 


For your enjoyment, Dragon-Snails™ come in six types! 
Breed them for unique pets! 


Types: 


1. Slimybellies®: Adorable and oozy little fellows, with 
awesome fire-engine red colored skin, little black horns 
and belly, and a speckled tan shell! Beautiful robin's-egg- 
blue eggs! 


2. Oozedrakes®: Inquisitive little creatures, with neat 
banana-colored skin, curly horns and striped shells! Pale 
tan eggs, like a chicken! 


3. Goowyverns®: Dark blue-grey skin, flattened shells, 
and a bumpy-horned head make Goowyverns® look like 
tiny sea monsters! Eggs are a fantastic glassy-green 
color! 


4. Blobworms®: Green-and-gold stripes, pointy shells, 
and a single horn, not to mention fuzzy tails, make 
Blobworms® wonderful pets! Eggs are tan, with a silver 
tint! 


5. Glowdrakes®: New from Doctor Wondertainment, 
these little fellows may look like blue-black 
Slimybellies®... until they light up! That's right, 
Glowdrakes® glow in the dark! Eggs are a golden color 
with little red dots! 


6. Gunkwyverns®: Chubby, green-skinned, and dome- 
shelled, Gunkwyverns® make great pets! Eggs are 
transparent, so you can see the baby Dragon-Snail® 
inside! 


Parental Notice: As Dr. Wondertainment's Dragon- 
Snails™ breathe fire, they have been known to cause 
house fires. For maximum playtime fun and safety, it is 
recommended that fire extinguishers be kept handy. 
Despite this, Dr. Wondertainment is not legally, morally, 
or financially responsible for any injuries, death, or 
property damage resulting from the unsafe use of 
Dragon-Snails™ or any other Dr. Wondertainment 
products. 


By reading this document and incubating your Dragon- 
Snail™ eggs, you agree to all said terms and forfeit your 
rights to lawsuits, organized boycotts, protests, honor 
duels, etc. 


Enjoy your purchase! 


« SCP-110 | SCP-111 | SCP-112 » 


SCP-112: The Variable Coaster 


Item #: SCP-112 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-112 is contained within 
the abandoned " "amusement park, designated Site- 
Site- is to be staffed with a standard complement of twelve (12) 
armed guards dressed in designated Amusatastic Land garb, to 
prevent civilian interference. SCP-112's power supply is housed 
within a standard Foundation prefab building with two high-security 
door locks and a standard staff of six (6) security staff and one (1) 
operator. Since all other rides in Site- are intentionally disabled, 
civilian intervention is low. 


As the anomalous properties of SCP-112 occur regardless of its 
condition, only mandatory maintenance work is to be done on 
SCP-112. This also ensures that local civilians treat SCP-112 and its 
surroundings as abandoned and ignored. 


All tests involving SCP-112 must be conducted with a portable toilet 
nearby, as well as a small table with basic food and drink items. 


Description: SCP-112 is a steel sit-down rollercoaster, formerly 
known as the "Blue Steelsurfer". Builtin 19 , SCP-112 was 
marketed as the crown jewel of the " "amusement park. 
Initial testing of the ride resulted in extremely negative experiences 
from testing staff. When these reports became public knowledge, 
the financial repercussions of the "failure" of the Steelsurfer resulted 
in the parent company of the amusement park going bankrupt. The 
property was abandoned and undisturbed until 19 , when a local 
gang broke into the park and reactivated the improperly-disabled 
rides, SCP-112 included. When police attempted to arrest the 
members who were exiting SCP-112 after its ‘inaugural’ ride, the 
riders began to [REDACTED], attracting local media attention. (For 
more information, see Archive.112. ). Suspecting the ride had 


traits within its mandate, the Foundation purchased the park (under 
the auspices of rebuilding the park as Amusatastic Land) in order to 
test any potential anomalous properties from the ride. 


When SCP-112 is started, the ride functions as expected until Point 
Alpha, its primary drop. When a car reaches Point Alpha, the train 
vanishes. After 3 minutes (the estimated time the train would 
normally take), the train rematerializes at Point Omega (3 m from 
the coaster's starting point) 


Human subjects riding SCP-112 have a drastically different 
experience compared to outside observation. The time-frame 
between Point Alpha and Point Omega is massively extended, with 
subjective ride times ranging from 4 minutes to months. The 
properties of the ride also vary from person to person. Most subjects 
report elements on the ride that do not exist on the ride proper, like 
batwings, cobra rolls, and inclined loops. Subjects do not have any 
sense that the rest of the world is alien or otherwise different; only 
the ride experience is different. 


Upon exiting the ride, subjects typically experience feelings of 
confusion and ill health, depending on the subjective time they spent 
riding SCP-112. These feelings are based not on any physical 
maladies but the subjective experience of dealing with a physical 
malady for an extended period of time. For example, a subject with a 
subjective ride time of three days may experience confusion that he 
had strong feelings of hunger for most of his ride, but at the end of 
the ride he was not hungry at all. 


Addendum-A: Assorted Experiments: 
Experiment 11234534 


Date: 02/22/ 
Subject: D-34534 


D-34534 was sent on SCP-112 at 2:42 pm. The train 
reached Point Alpha at 2:43 pm; remateralization at 
2:46 pm. Upon exiting SCP-112, D-34534 quietly asked 
for aspirin before passing out. Upon revival and 
medication, D-34534 reported a subjective ride time of 


36 minutes, with multiple loops and twists not found on 
SCP-112's architecture. 


Experiment 11267564 


Date: 05/14/ 
Subject: D-67564 


D-67564 was sent on SCP-112 at 1:30 pm. The train 
reached Point Alpha at 1:31 pm; remateralization at 
1:34 pm. D-67564 reported a subjective ride time of four 
minutes, which D-67564 reported as enjoyable with the 
exception of "that part where the car jumps off the track 
and lands right before the loop". 


Experiment 1125893 


Date: 06/01/ 
Subject: D-5893 


D-5893 was sent on SCP-112 at 12:30 pm. The train 
reached Point Alpha at 12:31 pm; remateralization at 
12:34 pm. At the end of the ride, D-5893 immediately ran 
to the table with consumables, wordlessly consuming 
everything he could grab onto, including the wrappers of 
previously-consumed food objects. D-5893 became 
violent when Foundation staff attempted to subdue him, 
even going so far as to [EXPUNGED]. Upon capture and 
interviewing, D-5893 remained confused and disoriented, 
continuously saying the phrases "no food till the ride is 
over", "let me sleep, let the spinning stop", and "152 
lights". The Foundation believes that D-5893's 
statements imply that his subjective ride time was 
approximately five months long, and during his trip he 
experienced five months worth of malnutrition and 
exhaustion, despite no physical proof of those 
experiences found. 


Experiment 1127556 


Date: 08/08/ 


Subject: D-7556, one standard-issue camera facing 
D-7556 


D-7556 was sent on SCP-112 at 11:36 am. The train 
reached Point Alpha at 11:37 am; remateralization at 
11:40 am. D-7556 experienced symptoms similar (but 
muted) to those of D-5893. During the interview, D-7556 
explained that his subjective ride time was one month 
and six days long. During his trip, he was unable to eat 
or sleep, and suffered major headaches from SCP-112. 
D-7556 reported experiencing every sort of rollercoaster 
element currently in use, and a few believed to be 
conceptual. Camera footage, lasting 3 minutes, shows 
D-7556 sobbing for the duration of the ride, with 
movement consistent with SCP-112's physical track. 


Addendum-B: Rider Interviews 
Experiment 112-35784-23512, Post-Ride Interview #1 
Access 


Subject: D-35784 
Interviewer: Dr. 
Interview Type: Post-ride Interview