profiling indicates neither claustro- nor agoraphobia, the effect will 
initiate at any point between the aforementioned bounds. The effect 
is not present when more than one person is in the enclosed room. 


SCP-2767 testing logs 
All tests conducted with 4-walled testing chambers. 
Test-2767-1- 16/ / 


Subject: D-2767-1 

Procedure: D-class without prior 
psychological testing. Door closed. 

Results: 2 hours 21 minutes in, subject began 
to to frantically attempt to move from within an 
invisible confined space. Subject expressed 
distress and stated that the "Walls are too 
close" multiple times. Subject was ‘freed' upon 
the door to the test chamber opening. 

Notes: Effects of paint appear to be both 
psychological and physical, as subject was 
otherwise mentally stable before the effects 
began. Creation of exit seems to cancel the 
effect. 


Test-2767-2- 16/ / 


Subject: D-2767-2 

Procedure: D-class with psychologically 
evaluated ‘high-level’ claustrophobia. Door 
closed. 

Results: 45 minutes in, subject show signs of 
distress and started beating against an 
invisible barrier at arms length. Subject 
attempted to calm down, but 10 minutes later 
broke into hysterical crying. Upon door 
Opening, subject broke 'free' of the invisible 
enclosure and collapsed. Subject taken away 
for psychological assessment. 

Notes: Following assessment suggests new 


increase in claustrophobic tendencies, with 
subject purposefully avoiding walls painted 
blue. Effects wore off within a week. 


Test-2767-3 - 16/ / 


Subject: D-2767-3 

Procedure: D-class with no assessed 
psychological claustrophobia or agoraphobia. 
Door open with security personnel positioned 
outside the entrance. 

Results: 8 hours in with no effects. Subject 
escorted from room without incident. 

Notes: Physical exit point appears to prevent 
the anomalous properties of SCP-2767 from 
materialising. 


Test-2767-6 - 16/ / 


Subject: D-2767-4 

Procedure: D-class with psychologically 
assessed severe agoraphobia. Door closed. 
Results: Subject displayed extreme 
discomfort upon door closing, sticking to 
corners of the room nearest to the entrance. 
Precisely 6 hours after the door closed, subject 
became highly distressed, wept whilst shouted 
profanities, and violently beat against an 
invisible confinement space for 20 minutes 
until the door to the testing chamber was 
opened. 

Notes: The subject was found to be bruised in 
areas where they had attempted to beat 
against the invisible barrier. Subject has since 
refused to enter the open-air recreation 
facilities, complaining that 'The sky is too 
close’. 


Test-2767-14- 16/ / 
Subject: D-2767-14 


SCP-321: Child of Man 


Item #: SCP-321 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-321 is to be kept ina 
regulation containment chamber. SCP-321 has been outfitted with 
extensive braces, to make up for weaknesses in bone structure and 
muscle mass. Its artificial heart is to be examined once a month for 
any damage. SCP-321 is to be fed three times daily. Solid foods are 
excluded from its prescribed diet. Three staff members are on 
temporary SCP-321 assignment at this time. SCP-321 is to be given 
three hours a day of exercise and physical therapy, with the rest of 
its time not involved in experiments to be confined to its cell. While 
SCP-321 is incapable of asking for anything, it has been allowed 
several stuffed toys. 


Description: SCP-321 is a human female, born on July 4, 18 . 
SCP-321 is currently 3.1 meters tall, and weighs approximately 110 
kilograms. Subject is devoid of melanins in hair, eyes, and skin. It is 
incapable of speech, but can still vocalise, and has proven to have 
problems with spacial recognition and awareness. SCP-321 has 
displayed a low degree of intellect, and has problems adjusting to 
new situations. 


SCP-321 was the stillborn child of Junior Researcher Adam and 
his wife, Medical Assistant Evelyn — . Junior Researcher took it 
upon himself to make use of several SCPs, including SCP-590 in an 
effort to bring his daughter back to life. The procedure worked, but 
the result was taken into Foundation custody for examination. The 
subject was later given an SCP designation. 


SCP-321 was quickly found to have recuperative abilities, capable of 
healing injuries inflicted upon it at approximately five times the 
normal rate. Subject was at this time entered into Foundation 
records as SCP-321. In the time since, SCP-321's body has 


[REDACTED] 
See Incident Report 2767-A 


Incident Report 2767-A 


In an effort to speed-up testing, multiple rooms were 
painted with SCP-2767. Normally, these rooms are 
stripped of paint after each subsequent test, however on 
16/ /15, testing room 8 was painted before testing room 
7 was stripped. This was unknown to researchers, who 
attempted to continue tests on D-class personnel: 


Test-14- 16/ /15 


Subject: D-2767-14, 

Procedure: D-class evaluated as having no 
spacial phobias. Subject is placed at the 
centre of testing chamber 8. A body camera is 
attached subject's person in order to gain an 
interior perspective of the SCP-2767 
phenomenon. 

Result: immediately upon the door closing, the 
subject froze in place and stood straight, arms 
to their side and facing directly forwards. 
Despite no visible motion from the subject, the 
camera and in-room microphones continued to 
record the subject. From the attached camera, 
the subject appeared to be able to move within 
an enclosed space now only slightly wider than 
their shoulder width. The footage proceeded 
as follows: 


Subject quickly turns from left to right, their 
hands pressing against the 'walls'. Heavy, 
panicked breathing can be heard. 


D-2767-14: "Uh, not sure if you guys are 
getting this, but, uh, the walls are kinda close 
to me all of a sudden. | can barely move in 
here. Uh, looks like | can still turn just about 


OK though. Wait. There seems, uh, there 
looks like a passage to my right, have a 
look..." 


D-2767-14 turns to face this passage. It 
appears to go off to a seemingly endless point, 
disappearing into atmospheric haze. All 
surfaces throughout match the colour of 
SCP-2767. Subject is encouraged to proceed 
down the passage. 


D-2767-14: "Ok, so, seems endless but sure, if 
you Say So." 


Subject continues to follow passage for 30 
minutes, before it appears that it is beginning 
to narrow. Subject turns sideways after 
encouragement, and is now only capable of 
shuffling sideways. Camera is pressed directly 
against wall and now longer shows any 
relevant footage, however testing room 
microphones no longer pick up vocalisations, 
and so camera is left on to record audio. 


Three hours into exploration: 


D-2767-14:" Ok, | can barely move and 
honestly I'm starting to panic. | uh, oh god, | 
can barely move., and jesus it smells now, like, 
like paint but... but like it's rotting. So 
chemical. Ugh, | wanna turn back. |... | can't 
turn back, there's just a... oh god no no no no 
no. There's a wall right to my left, | can't turn 
back, oh god oh god oh god..." 


D-2767-14 starts to show signs of a panic 
attack. Researchers issue encouragement that 
the exit is nearby and that a reward will be 
presented at the end. Subject, now crying, 
utters a muted agreement to continue. From 
security cameras, D-2767-14 still appears 


frozen in the centre of the testing chamber. 


D-2767-14: "This isn't right anymore... *soft 
whimpering” | don't want to go around the 
corner... don't... oh | need to leave. | just..." 


Subject informs researchers that the passage 
now takes a sharp turn close to 90 degrees to 
the right. Subject, without encouragement, 
attempts to round corner and [REDACTED]. 


Proceeding motion from subject since 
rounding corner is filled with soft squelching 
and what appears to be the grinding and 
crunching of subject's bones. Subject's 
breathing becomes more laboured. 


6 hours into exploration: 


D-2767-14: "| can't stand it anymore,.... it all 
hurts. hurts hurts hurts all of it. The space is 
not here why is not here.... | can smell 
myself... I'm in the walls.... Get me out of it... 
get me out of it... I'm in the walls..." 


Due to the 6 hour mark being the previous 
upper bound for anomalous manifestation, and 
there being no signs of an exit for D-2767-14, 
an attempt was made to open testing chamber 
8. However, the doors to both painted 
chambers 7 and 8 were unresponsive. 
Explosives were ruled out in case of damage 
to subject. The test was therefore allowed to 
continue. During the following 5 hours, subject 
is silent apart from the occasional whimper 
and pause to catch their breath and cry. 
Despite having no water or food, the sound of 
scraping along the walls suggests subject 
does not slow movement due to what should 
now be moderate dehydration and hunger. 


12 hours into the exploration log, the scraping 
noises now indicate that D-2767-14 has 
slowed to around 10% of their previous speed. 
Subject begins to speak. 


D-2767-14: "It's happening... I'm home... no 
not home home is me... I'm home honey I'm 
home I'm home honey..." 


At 12 hours and 32 minutes in, security 
camera footage inside testing chamber 8 
shows D-2767-14 has started to (phase out’, 
becoming slightly transparent. Footage from 
the adjacent painted chamber 7 shows what 
appears to be a human form materialising at 
the centre of the room at a rate equal to the 
phasing out of D-2767-14. 


With the subject now becoming less material, 
audio picks up loud agonised screaming from 
subject which does not cease until they are 
almost entirely immaterial in testing chamber. 
Testing chamber 7 shows an almost fully- 
formed D-2767-14 at the centre of the room, 
however their face is contorted into an 
exaggerated scream, arms spread outwards, 
and showing clearly severe injuries through 
tears in uniform. Moments later, the subject 
appears to have fully materialised in testing 
chamber 7, leaving no trace in testing chamber 
8. Doors to both chambers suddenly open, and 
subject collapses to the ground. Medical 
response finds subject unresponsive. 


Autopsy showed that all ribs had been 
[REDACTED] and were unrecoverable, pelvis 
shattered in 5 places, forearm tendons 
snapped and bones broken, and skull caved in 
on right side. Death determined to have 
occurred 12 hours 32 minutes into testing. 


Recovery Log 2767-A 


SCP-2767 was recoveredon 14/ / following reports of 
the Orville family going missing in , Illinois. Local 
police arrived at the Orville residence to find Alan Orville 
dead in the centre of an upstairs room, covered in 
bruises and bleeding from bone protrusions. Further 
investigations into the house resulted in an officer 
entering a closet in the house recently painted with what 
is now known to be SCP-2767, with a noose hanging 
from the ceiling. The officer immediately reported a 
feeling of tremendous unease, and attempted to leave 
the closet, only to be trapped by the effects of 
SCP-2767. After two more officers encountered this 
effect, the foundation was called and Class-A amnestics 
administered to all affected. A journal was found in the 
living room of the house, written by Alan Orville, 
beginning /12/ / , and ending 1 week before recovery. 
For notable excerpts from this diary, see 
Addendum-2767-1. Whilst 12 cans of the paint were 
found, 4 were completely empty, whilst the other 8 were 
unopened. 


All property on the house was exhumed by the 
Foundation and tested for anomalous properties, thus 
revealing the existence of SCP-2767. The house has 
since been demolished and Alan Orville buried with his 
wife and child at Methodist Church cemetery. 


Addendum-2767-1 


The following are excerpts from the diary of Alan Orville. 
An average of 4 days spanned between each entry, and 
many were mundane or not of note and thus have not 
been included. 


/05/ /12 


Well whadya know. 40 years in and | finally 
found the girl of my dreams. Her name is 


Chris, and boy is she beautiful and kind. | can't 
say a bad thing about her. We've been seeing 
each other on the internet for 2 weeks but 
today, at that nice chinese restaurant round 
the corner, is where | knew that I'm gonna 
marry this woman. I'll surprise her soon, but | 
suppose I'm smart enough to give it a month. 


/08/ /12 


Chris moved into my place today. She may be 
a bit younger than me, but she's mature as hell 
and didn't hesitate when | asked her to do it! | 
best start clearing out the rooms then, and 
maybe do some pretty decorating for my pretty 
wife... 


/09/ /13 


Well damn. Damn Damn Damnit again. Chris 
is pregnant. Been a month ‘cording to the 
doctor. | don't really know what to think. My 
own child (and it IS mine!), what a life I've got 
to live. Suppose it was a good idea to live as 
free as | did up to now. In 9 months there'll 
only be 2 lives | care about, my wive's and my 
child's. Thank you god, | didn't spect it, but I'll 
take it and love it all the same. 


/03/ /14 


Not long now and sweet little Robby will be 
popping out of Chris! I've been clearing out the 
spare room upstairs. Got some nice stuff for it: 
a crib, some toys, nice soft carpet so he don't 
bump himself up crawling 'round. Chris made 
sure it's all matching too. Her favourite colour 
is ‘Prussian Blue’, so | got some tins of that 
from the city (sure was hard to get hold of 
round here!). | got enough to keep painting the 
whole house with it until Robby leaves. I'll 


paint his room up this week so the Robby 
won't have to breathe in no fumes, leave 
plenty of time for it to dry. 


/05/ /14 


Not much time to write 'cause the baby is 
home today! He might not see how damn 
pretty he is (has his mother to thank for that!) 
but I'm still gonna tell him. | still gotta work to 
keep paying, though. | don't wanna leave the 
two alone without me here, but can't exactly 
raise a child without having a job, can you? 
Robby'll learn that one day too, | hope. 


/05/ /14 
Robby is dead. 
/05/ /14 


| shouldn't have done any of this, should |? 
First little Robby, now | lose Chris? It was all a 
mistake. The doctor said the baby had some 
kinda brain problem, trauma or some sort. 
Maybe if | was home... no, it happened in the 
night.... We didn't hear crying, just woke up 
and he wasn't breathing no more. Chris sure 
cried though, but I didn't know how to do it 
myself. Doctor said she had a stroke from 
stress. | can't blame her though. No mother 
should see her child die. And no man should 
see his wife and baby die... 


This is it, then. I've got everything set up in the 
closet and I've tidied the house up too, so 
when | come back as a ghost we'll all be able 
to live here comfortably in the afterlife... | 
hope. | hope Chris can see the Prussian Blue 
I've painted in the closet. | hope it helps me 
think of her when | die... 


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SCP-2768: Human Potential 


Item #: SCP-2768 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2768-1 is kept ina 
standard humanoid cell, equipped as a nursery. A team of pediatric 
physicians and nurses are to be kept available at all times for 
appropriate care needs. 


SCP-2768-2 are kept in individual standard humanoid cells and 
allowed access to approved amenities and luxuries as rewards for 
good behavior. Instances of SCP-2768-2 are not allowed direct 
contact with one another outside of testing scenarios. Instances of 
SCP-2768-2 are not allowed within 100 meters of SCP-2768-1 
under any circumstances. Non-violent anti-personnel techniques are 
sufficient to subdue SCP-2768-2 in the event of a breach.