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GhettoPotato: is it good? | tried to make it 
like, surreal and shit 


GhettoPotato: the dudes omn the poster are 
the guys that they see 


GhettoPotato: the guys don’t really do much 
just kinda creep around the room 


GhettoPotato: hopefully it makes the juniors 
scared 


lesbian_gengar: | like the artwork 
gaycopmp4: yeah same 

Kektagon: yo | hope it works out for you dude 
gaycopmp4: yeah same 

lesbian_gengar: yeah same 

GhettoPotato: yeah same 

GhettoPotato: anyway 


GhettoPotato: i need to get off my mom is 
yelling at me its like 11 pm here 


GhettoPotato: goodnight 
Kektagon: good night 
lesbian_gengar: gn 


~ GhettoPotato has left the channel. 


SCP-476: Map to Nowhere 


Item #: SCP-476 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-476 is to be kept ina 
standard precious item locker. During experiments, a level-2 
clearance personnel must be present at all time to avoid the item 
being used to escape. A list of locations that are to be monitored on 
a regular basis is found in document 476- . 


Description: SCP-476 is a 60-page Rand McNally Canada Road 
Atlas published in 2006 (ISBN 0-88640- - ) by the Canadian 
Cartographics Corporation. Upon closer examination, it is revealed 
to contain a large number of anomalies such as locations that do not 
exist, missing locations, and misplaced or misnamed ones. Indices 
and distance chart are consistent with the anomalous maps. A 
tentative list of anomalies can be found in document SCP-476a. 


Using the map, it is possible to reach every single one of the 
locations. If an attempt is made to continue toward a location without 
regularly consulting the map, the users will miss the nonexistent 
location and be returned to "normal" geography. People inhabiting 
the locations (if any) appear totally oblivious to the absence of them 
on normal maps, including those on sale in the locations 
themselves, dismissing them as "not up-to-date". They always seem 
eager to convince newcomers to settle there. 


Tracking and GPS devices systematically fail during use of 
SCP-476, as do most communication methods other than landlines 
and regular mail. Landlines are, however, untraceable, and although 
mail sent from nonexistent locations has been known to reach its 
intended destination, marks on items clearly usually show that they 
never go through Canada Post systems at any time. People actively 
following a SCP-476 user will be affected normally, but other third 
parties will simply report having lost sight of the user at some point, 


Several tests were performed on various instances of SCP-3680 at 
a secured testing chamber in Site 76, monitored by Dr. Wallace 
Bishop. 


+ Show Video Log / Test #3680-001 


Objective(s): To study the effects of 
SCP-3680 


Subject(s): D-485269 


Additional Information: This was the first test 
ever performed on SCP-3680, so general 
cautionary procedures were taken: D-485269 
was asked to stand in the corner of the 
chamber, while one armed personnel was 
tasked to stand in the opposite corner. The 
chamber was sealed, and Dr. Bishop and his 
assistants were in an observation room just 
outside of the chamber. 


[BEGIN LOG] 


Dr. Bishop: Test, test. Can you hear me, 
D-48? 


D-485269: Yes. 


Dr. Bishop: Good. Please stand in the far 
right corner of the room. 


D-485269 moves to the corner of the room. 
One personnel enters the room through the 
door carrying a storage cell containing an 
instance of SCP-3680. The door is sealed 
behind him. The storage cell is opened, and 
moved next to D-485269. The personnel 
situates himself in the corner. 


Dr. Bishop: Weapon check? 
P: Check. 


Dr. Bishop: Perfect. D-48, are you ready to 
begin the test? 


D-485269: As I'll ever be. 


Dr. Bishop: Please place your hand onto the 
paper, and remove it after five seconds. 


D-485269 touches her hand to the middle of 
the SCP-3680 instance, and removes it after 
approx. 3.2 seconds. 


D-485269: Nothing happened. 


Dr. Bishop: That is expected; we believe it 
may take time for the effects to begin. 


D-485269 sits on the floor of the chamber. 
After roughly 32 minutes, D-485269 begins to 
experience sudden paranoia. 


D-485269: Holy shit— fuck, what the—? 
Dr. Bishop: D-48, what do you see? 


D-485269 continues panicking for approx. 
twelve seconds, before apparently calming 
herself down. 


D-485269: There’s these, like, white guys. 
Tall. [D-485269 takes a deep breath] They— 
shit, one just got close to me!— they are just, 
like, wandering around. They have these weird 
eyes like a kid drew them. And like, brains, in 
their head. Except you can see the brains. You 
think they can see us? 


Dr. Bishop: D-48, please try to get the 
attention of one of them. 


D-485269: Fuck, okay. 


D-485269 attempts to wave and speak to the 
figures she sees, hereby designated 
SCP-3680-2, with no response. 


D-485269: | don’t think they care about me. 
Dr. Bishop: Please touch one of them. 


D-485269 begins moving towards the corner of 
the room. She slowly sticks her hand out, and 
appears to interact with an unseen object. 


Dr. Bishop: Can you feel it? Can it feel you? 


D-485269: | can feel it, but it didn’t notice me, | 
don’t think. 


Dr. Bishop: What did it feel like? 


D-485269: Like- like it was made of cardboard, 
like a really hard paper. 


Dr. Bishop: Okay. Please wait to see how 
long the effects of SCP-3680 will last. 


After roughly 46 minutes after first touching 
SCP-3680, D-485269 says she can no longer 
see any instances of SCP-3680-2. The test is 
concluded, the instance of SCP-3680 is placed 
back into the storage cell, and the chamber is 
emptied. 


+ Show Video Log / Test #3680-002 


Objective(s): To study prolonged exposure to 
SCP-3680 


Subject(s): D-239304 


Additional Information: One armed 
personnel is present to bring in and out the 
instance of SCP-3680. All other variables have 


been recreated from Test #3680-001. 
[BEGIN LOG] 


Dr. Bishop: Test, test. Can you hear me, 
D-23? 


D-239304: Yeah. 


Dr. Bishop: Good. Please stand in the center 
of the room. 


D-239304 moves to the center of the room. P1 
enters the room through the door, carrying a 
storage cell containing the same instance of 
SCP-3680 as used in Test #3680-001. The 
door is sealed behind him. The storage cell is 
opened, and moved next to D-239304. P1 
situates himself in the corner. 


Dr. Bishop: Weapon check? 
P: Check. 


Dr. Bishop: D-23, are you ready to begin the 
test? 


D-239304: Yeah. 


Dr. Bishop: Please place your hand onto the 
paper. 


D-239304 places his hand onto the instance of 
SCP-3680, but does not remove it. After 
approx. 47.8 seconds, D-239304 completely 
vanishes from the room. 


P: What the fuck? 
Dr. Bishop: Do you have visual on D-23? 


P: Nothing. 


Dr. Bishop carries on with the test for fifteen 
more minutes before concluding it. P1 places 
the instance of SCP-3680 into the storage cell, 
and the chamber is emptied. 


+ Show Video Log / Test #3680-003 


Objective(s): To find out what happened to 
D-239304, to retrieve D-239304 


Subject(s): D-364792 


Additional Information: D-364792 is outfitted 
with a two-way radio and a visual recording 
device, as well as a tracking chip and 
flashlight. MTF Gamma-2 (“Worldhoppers’”) will 
be inside the chamber as well, in case 
D-364792 finds both D-239304 and a viable 
exfiltration point. In that scenario, MTF 
Gamma-2 will extract D-239304 and 
D-364792. 


[BEGIN LOG] 


Dr. Bishop: Test, test. Can you hear me, 
D-36? 


D-364792: Fuck. Yeah, | can. 


Dr. Bishop: Good. Please stand in the center 
of the room. 


D-364792 moves to the center of the room. An 
armed personnel enters the room through the 
door, carrying a storage cell containing the 
same instance of SCP-3680 as used in Test 
#3680-001. Six members of MTF Gamma-2 
enter as well. The door is sealed behind them. 
The storage cell is opened, and moved next to 
D-364792. Personnel situates himself in the 
corner, and MTF Gamma-2 situate themselves 


in the opposite corner. 
Dr. Bishop: Gamma-2? 
G1: Check. 

G2: Check. 

G3: Check. 

G3: Check. 

G4: Check. 

G5: Check. 

G6: Check. 


Dr. Bishop: Great. D-36, are you ready to 
begin the test? 


D-364792: Yeah. 


Dr. Bishop: Please place your hand onto the 
paper. 


D-364792 places his hand onto the instance of 
SCP-3680, but does not remove it. After 
approx. 47.8 seconds, D-364792 completely 
vanishes from the room. 


Dr. Bishop: D-36, come in. 
D-364792: Holy shit. Doc? I’m here, doc. 


Dr. Bishop: D-36, tell me what you see. 
Where are you at? 


D-364792: I’m, un— let me get my light. 


D-364792 turns on his flashlight. Through the 
video feed, we see an incredibly dark area that 
appears to be very large. The ground, while 


illuminated, is a bright orange. 


D-364792: This shit under my feet feels like 
plastic. Do you know what this is, doc? 


Dr. Bishop: Please look around, and tell us 
about the space you’re in, D-36. 


D-364792: Uh, well, it’s— orange. And big, it’s 
like I’m in a plastic box. | can’t see any walls or 
the ceiling, but the ground is a neon orange. | 
think | see a little sparkle of light, or something, 
out in the distance, but that’s gotta be miles 
away. 


Dr. Bishop: Please move toward that 
‘sparkle’, D-36. 


D-364792: Uh, okay. 


D-364792 walks in the direction of the light. 
After an estimated twelve minutes, a soft 
moaning can be heard through the radio. 


D-364792: What the fuck is that? 


Dr. Bishop: Please continue moving toward 
the light, D-36. Is the sound coming from that 
direction? 


D-364792: Maybe. | think so— | dunno. 


D-364792 continues toward the light, which 
has hardly grown bigger since his arrival. The 
moaning sound, however, grows much louder 
as D-364792 continues. 


After 31 minutes of walking, D-364792 
encounters the source of the noise: two 
humanoid figures are lying on the ground. 


D-364792: Holy shit, there’s people here! 


Dr. Bishop: D-36, can you describe the 
figures? 


D-364792 shines his flashlight on the 
humanoid figures, which makes one of them 
startle. 


D-364792: One of them is encased in this— 
white stuff. Like, white goopy gel. It’s— its up 
to his neck. It smells odd— like clean. It smells 
like it’s clean. The other person, it’s just on his 
leg and arm. What do you want me to do? 


Dr. Bishop: D-36, how far have you walked, 
and how far away is the light? 


D-364792: I’d say | walked, uh... a couple 
miles? And the light is probably just one more. 


Dr. Bishop: D-36, please lift and carry the 
less, uh, ‘goopy’ person to the light. Quickly. 


D-364792 picks up the figure and carries him 
on his back, and begins a light jog toward the 
light. One minute and thirty seconds later, 
D-364792 screams and collapses, dropping 
the figure. 


Dr. Bishop: D-36! Are you alright? 


D-364792: Fuck fuck fuck fuck, shit, holy shit, 
oh my God what the fuck— 


Dr. Bishop: D-36? D-36, get a hold of 
yourself! 


Video feed shows nothing out of the ordinary— 
D-364792 is lying on his back, and kicking his 
legs. At approx. 33 minutes, D-364792’s leg is 
held up by an unknown force, his shoe is 
removed, and a spot of the same white 
substance that was covering the humanoid 


figures appeared on his toe. D-364792 begins 
to immediately cry out in pain. 


Dr. Bishop: What’s going on, D-36? D-36! 


D-364792: There’s, th- there’s these white 
guys, they’re all on top of me— fuck, 
Goddammit, it hurts, fuck! 


Dr. Bishop: Gamma-2, mobilize, grab both 
D’s and the third subject, and exfil at the light. 


G1: Understood. 


MTF Gamma-2 (“Worldhoppers”) all place their 
hands onto the instance of SCP-3680, and 
after approx. 47.8 seconds, vanish from the 
test chamber. 


Audio recordings of Gamma-2 show that they 
immediately began running toward the light. 
Thirteen and a half minutes after entering, they 
come upon the first humanoid figure. 


G2: First contact with figure. White substance 
covering entire body except the head. Appears 
conscious, but in a lot of pain. Probably the 
first D-class you sent in. 


G1: Hawthorne, grab him and let’s keep 
moving. 


G5: Roger. 


A member of Gamma-2 slings the humanoid 
over his back, and they continue moving 
toward the light. 


At approx. 24 minutes, Gamma-2 comes 
across D-364792 and the other humanoid. 


G2: Second contact, recognize D-36 and the 


other guy. D-36’s legs are almost completely 
covered. The other guy— shit, he’s a teenager 
— his left leg is almost two-thirds, and his 
hand is white, too. Both are conscious and 
both are in a lot of pain. 


G1: Okay, Smith, McCormick, grab them. 
Push on, we don’t have a lot left. 


G3: Roger. 
G4: Roger. 


Two members of Gamma-2 pick up the 
figures, and they continue running, this time at 
a slowed pace. 


32 minutes after entering the area, all 
members of Gamma-2 become panicked, and 
stop. Three members draw their rifles, while 
the three that are carrying persons draw their 
sidearms. 


Dr. Bishop: What is it? 
G6: The- the white figures that the D’s saw— 


G2: Uh... doc, there’s a bunch of tall, slender, 
white figures looking at us. They’re closing in. 
They have these... brain-things— 


Dr. Bishop: That’s what D-48 saw. 
G1: They’re closing in— open fire! 


An explosion of gunfire is heard from the radio. 
After a few seconds, the bullets stop, as 
Gamma-2 needs to reload. 


G3: Doc, we can shoot them. 


G1: Push forward, we need to get out of here. 


which will systematically happen should direct eye contact to users 
be lost. The SCP's anomalous effects appear specifically connected 
to the physical representation that the atlas constitutes: copies and 
electronic duplication of the data fail to display any unusual 
properties. 


It is possible to use SCP-476 with any means of transportation, and 
aerial pictures of anomalous locations have been produced. 


Incident report 476-08d: On / /19 , during a flyover of the 
nonexistent "Gander-Glenwood International Airport" (YGG/CYGG; 
SCP-476 does not display Gander International Airport), a plane on 
the runway was noticed. Examination of the plane's serial numbers 
revealed it to be an Air Malta plane (tail number OB-1_ ) that 
disappeared en route over the Atlantic Ocean on , 1990. 
None of the passengers or their personal items could be located, 
and the airport was, as every time it had been explored beforehand, 
apparently abandoned. 


Addendum 03: Dr. has discovered SCP-354 marked on the 
atlas in small red text. The label is made of Cyrillic characters, and 
translates into gibberish. Several roads converge on the location of 
SCP-354, all of which are nonexistent in "normal" geography. 


Addendum 04: Request to use SCP-476 to establish additional 
secret facilities has been denied. Too risky that locations might 
become unreachable. Plus, it is not possible to communicate with 
such facilities. O5- 


« SCP-475 | SCP-476 | SCP-477 » 


G5: Roger. 


Gamma-2 continues moving toward the light, 
which is now roughly half a mile away. 
Occasional bursts of gunfire are heard as 
Gamma-2 cuts through several instances of 
SCP-3680-2. 


At approx. 35 minutes after entering the area, 
a member of Gamma-2 shouts and nearly 
falls. 


G1: Hawthorne, what was that? 


G5: The D on my back, he— started moving 
around. | looked back, and it wasn’t him 
anymore! 


G2: There’s a white guy on the ground behind 
us. Was that him? Did he turn into that thing? 


G5: I-| don’t know. 


Gamma-2 continues to run forward without 
D-23. 37 minutes after entering the area, MTF 
Gamma-2 (“Worldhoppers”) reached the 
source of the light. 


G2: Doc, we’re at the light— it’s a doorway. 
Small.