Agent Kael collects biological samples from 
the corpses, as well as from the food on the 
table. Agent Juno surveys the rest of the 
home. Agent Devon moves to the living room 


and turns on a television. 


Devon: TV works. Just flipping around, there's 
not a whole lot other than test signals... fuck 
me, shit, Boss, come here. 


Juno: What've you got? 


Devon: | think it's... the home shopping 
network. Look. 


Television shows the set of the Home 
Shopping Network. Two individuals are on 
screen, one laying near an empty chair and 
the other facing the camera directly. Neither 
individual is moving. Backdrop has been 
burned. Automatic fire suppression system 
seems to have been triggered, and red 
emergency lights flash offscreen. Marquee at 
the bottom of the screen scrolls as usual. Date 
reads "April 28th, 2016". 


Juno: Alright. Yeah, let's get out of here. Kael, 
come on. We're moving. 


Team leaves the house and rendezvous with 
Agent Underwood, who is finishing setting up 
the broadcast relay. After an additional 15 
minutes, MTF E-13 returns to SCP-2935 
insertion point. Before returning, Agent Kael 
collects samples of nearby vegetation for 
study. 


Devon: You know what | just realized, Boss? 
Juno: What's that? 


Devon: It's summer in the mid-west. Do you 
feel like anything is missing? 


Juno: What do you mean? 


Devon: Listen. There's nothing. No birds, no 
insects, no car noise, nothing. Just the wind. 
It's so goddamn quiet. 


[END LOG] 


Note: At the conclusion of this mission, team 
returned to the SCP-2935 access point. 
However, team was then given instructions to 
stay within SCP-2935 and establish a forward 
camp, and await additional members of MTF 
E-13. 


+ Exploratory Mission 2935.2, Codename: Overland 


Mission Abstract: To gain access to a 
Foundation Site (Site-81) and attempt to 
retrieve information from the Foundation 
server therein, and establish a forward camp 
there. 


Assigned Task Force: Mobile Task Force 
Epsilon-13 "Manifest Destiny" (16 members) 


Additional Information: The following is a 
transcript of audio and video recordings 
captured by MTF E-13. The sixteen-man 
recovery team, led by Agents Juno and Roy, 
were given instructions to commandeer 
functional vehicles within SCP-2935 and reach 
Site-81. Extraneous or non-pertinent dialogue 
has been removed. For full records, please 
contact the Site-81 administration. 


[BEGIN LOG] 


Extraneous dialogue removed. Team locates 
several vehicles and begins to move south 
towards Site-81. Main roadways are navigable 
due to few vehicles being on them at the time 
of the aforementioned total death of all 


lifeforms within SCP-2935. Several fires are 
visible from the highway, including three 
downed jetliners. Examination of crash sites 
show a recurring theme: all inhabitants 
seemed to lose consciousness at the same 
time. As a result of this, there are also few 
vehicle-on-vehicle collisions, as most of the 
vehicles stopped simultaneously. 


Upon reaching Bloomington, MTF E-13 split 
into two separate teams, one (led by Agent 
Roy) which would move directly to Site-81, and 
another (led by Agent Juno) which would 
attempt to access the off-site "deep storage" 
server bank. For the purposes of this log, 
Agent Juno's team's logs are omitted. 
Information gathered from their excursion can 
be found in Addendum 2935.3. 


Agent Roy's team approaches Site-81 main 
access point beneath the Lake Monroe 
reservoir dam. Access elevator is confirmed as 
operational, and the team descends to the 
entry level. 


Olmann: Roy. 
Roy: Yeah? 


Olmann: | was wondering, | know you guys 
were on assignment, but | think | was on-site 
on the 19th. 


Roy: | was thinking the same thing. | was on- 
site that day too. 


Olmann: You think we're in here? 


Roy: We'll find out soon enough. | spent the 
entire night in the weapons lab with Faust and 
Morocco. It's right inside. 


Daniels: You guys hear that? 
Indigo: Hear what? 


Daniels: Exactly. Shouldn't we be hearing a 
breach alarm? 


Roy: Not necessarily. Breach alarms are 
automated, but only if any of the containment 
cells trigger it. Otherwise, they have to be 
executed manually. 


Keller: Somebody had to have gotten to the 
office, to start the emergency broadcast. 


Roy: It was an automated response. If | had to 
wager, it was probably triggered by vital 
monitors going flat. 


Indigo: Vital monitors can trip the emergency 
response? 


Roy: Not any one by itself. But a lot of them 
could. 


Olmann: Here we are. 


Team departs elevator. Primary access gate of 
Site-817 is visible. All lights continue to function. 
Lockdown status is visually confirmed. 


Roy: Keller, get that door open. Careful, 
everyone. 


Agent Keller interfaces with access console. 
Lockdown status is rescinded, and the main 
gate opens. Team moves through check-in 
area. 


Ali: Coast is clear. 


Roy: Alright boys. Let's check the front offices 


first. Head right. 
Team enters Site-81 front offices. 
Indigo: We've got bodies over here. 


Roy: Yeah, we should expect a lot of that. 
Anybody recognize them? 


Daniels: | mean, they're really dehydrated... 
but that's Desiree Clark, and Max 
Westminster. John Cabin over there... This 
One is Elisa Watson. They're all staffed at 81. 


Olmann: And probably working that day, too. 


Roy: Anybody know what time they mark off 
their calendars in the office? 


Straight: Not until first shift shows up. 8AM 
local? 


Roy: Makes sense. Last check off is April 
19th. Keller, patch into the system again and 
try to find out what triggered the emergency 
broadcast. Olmann, you and Indigo go check 
the break room over there. See if... | don't 
know. 


Ali: Boss? 


Roy: Sorry. Shit. | wasn't expecting this... not 
like this, anyway. | thought it would be 
messier. Breaches usually are, but this is... 


Daniels: Clean. | mean, they're pretty 
obviously corpses, but they're clean. No blood, 
slight post-mortem excretions, but it's all dried 
up at this point. Think it was a disease? 


Roy: Let's get some samples. Swab surfaces, 
use Indigo's kit to check for microbes. Juno's 


your family and received your reward" The corpses in most graves 
are in states of decay corresponding to their age, some of the older 
ones almost dust. Despite the variety of burial methods, close 
inspection reveals that a majority (~90%) of the plots show scratch 
marks on the material that was blocking escape, or signs of 
attempted tunneling to the surface. Nevertheless, each plot 
excavated so far has a corpse or set of bones afforded to it. 


The confirmed age of the various plots, the historical accuracy of its 
allusions, and the demonstrated familiarity of its keeper with 
classified Foundation knowledge of modern immortals suggests that 
SCP-349 is not a simple hoax. Containment has been established to 
facilitate study and to determine if contact can be made with the 
entity(-ies) responsible for it. Active intervention of these beings is 
theorized to have been responsible for , as well as the 
demise of SCP-149-D while in Foundation custody during [DATA 
EXPUNGED]. 


The latter is one of two unique instances where an entirely 
preserved body was unearthed, although the preservation seems to 
derive from properties the deceased displayed in life rather than any 
condition imposed in death. The other instance is the remnants of 
Calothisosi of Britannica (a little known mythological figure who 
could apparently withstand volleys of arrows and direct strikes with 
swords). In both cases, they were found with extreme terror on their 
faces, and their mouths were twisted as if screaming. 


Addendum 349-A: Deeper within the necropolis, excavators found 
a crypt holding a series of unrelated corpses placed together 
deliberately, apparently in a place of honor. Investigation into their 
identities [DATA EXPUNGED] Strict containment has been imposed 
to prevent any suggestion of this from reaching the public, as [DATA 
EXPUNGED]. 


Inscription Survey 349-B: 


Nicholas Flamel 
1376 to 1606 
You have failed. 


Count Saint Germain 


boys found a house without a trace of them, 
and command wants to know if that's 
consistent. 


Indigo: Be careful not to contaminate any 
surfaces you're collecting from. Keep your 
suits on, don't deglove, etcetera. 


Roy: Right. Let's move, radio in if you find 
anything. 


Olmann: Will do. 


Agents Olmann and Indigo move to break 
room. Several other corpses are discovered 
during examination of the area. Agent Keller 
interfaces again with the Site-81 control 
system. Agents Ali, Straight, and Daniels leave 
front office to collect samples from nearby 
cafeteria. 


Keller: Got it. 
Roy: What's it say? 


Keller: Looks like the system was triggered 
at... 0400 hours, during a routine vitals check. 
Apparently there was a malfunction, or rather, 
the system thought there was a malfunction. 
All of the vitals transmitters had stopped 
responding since the last check. 


Roy: That doesn't throw up a breach alarm? 


Keller: No, | don't think so. It would probably 
ping maintenance first, and then system 
command, and then... site command? If 
nobody responded, it would probably trigger a 
message to 17, and if that went ignored... 
maybe Overwatch Command. After those all 
timed out, it dropped into the automated 


failsafe, locked down the site, and began 
broadcasting for help. Then it waited. 


Roy: Waited for what? 


Keller: A response from another site. Or 
literally anybody on staff. | think even Level 1s 
can rescind timeout lockdowns. Hypothetical, 
though, I've never seen it used like that. 


Roy: So nobody came calling. 
Keller: Nobody but us, a couple days later. 


Roy: (Pauses) What about the AIADs? 
Alexandra is patched into this site, isn't she? 
Maybe they're still here. 


Keller: Good point. (Pauses while interacting 
with terminal) There we go. "Alexandra.aic is 
currently running." That's good. I'll wake her 
up. (Pauses again) Alexandra, can you hear 
me? (No response) Alexandra, this is James 
Keller. Are you awake? 


Roy: Try the text interface. 


Keller: (/nterfaces with terminal again) 
Nothing. It says the program is still running, 
but no response at all. I'll try... (¢auses) huh. 
Nothing from Thorn either. They've all gone 
quiet. 


Roy: That's odd. Will us being here wake the 
other sites up since we rescinded 81's 
lockdown? 


Keller: Assuming they're all in the same 
lockdown as this one, maybe? No doubt some 
of them have protocols that require somebody 
to be on-site to break a lockdown. | know 
Site-27 does, but they've got a pretty 


substantial Keter wing. Of course, we could 
get to Overwatch and unlock them that way, | 
know they can remotely rescind security 
measures at all the sites. 


Roy: Do you know where Overwatch is? 
Keller: No, do you? 

Roy: No. 

Olmann: Hey boss, we... we're, un— 
Roy: Where are you, Olmann? 

Indigo: We're in the weapons lab. 

Roy: Ah. 


Olmann: We can just collect samples, and 
lock up after— 


Roy: No, | want to see it. We'll be right there. 


Agents Roy and Keller move to Site-81 
weapons lab. Agents Olmann and Indigo stand 
just inside the door. 


Roy: Let's have a look. 
Indigo: Boss, we— 


Roy: It's not me in there. I'm me. You think I'm 
worried about what happens inside of an 
anomaly? We've all seen all kinds of crazy 
shit, places that messed with your head or 
whatever. Seeing my own corpse isn't going to 
ruin my day. 


Team enters weapons lab. Agents Morocco 
and Faust are laying near a lab bench. The 
corpse of Dr. Rodgers is collapsed near the 


door to the firing range. Room is otherwise 
empty, though covered in dust. 


Roy: Where is it? 


Agent Olmann leads Team to the door to the 
firing range. Inside the range is empty, except 
for a single corpse at the far end of the room 
laying on the floor. 


Indigo: We've collected samples, and | gota 
chance to look at a few under a scope. 100% 
cell death in every single one. We'll have to 
get these back to Bio in order to do a more 
thorough investigation, but I've never seen 
anything like it. 


Roy: Yeah we will. 


Agent Roy pauses over the corpse of Agent 
Roy. He reaches down and turns the corpse 
over, revealing the firearm that Agent Roy had 
been testing. 


Indigo: They're... obviously not rotten, or 
anything. You can barely even smell them. 
None of the biological processes that break 
down a body after death seem to have kicked 
in, because... well, somewhere along the line 
there stopped being biological processes. 
They're just dried out now. 


Roy: | see that. (Pauses) | remember this. | 
was only testing this for a little while. They'll be 
able to find it on security footage, nail down 
what time this all happened. See if it's 
consistent with... everything else. 


Olmann: Right. 


Roy: Ok, so. We should probably check on our 


senior staff. | think Dr. Aktus likes to get to bed 
by nine, so he'll probably be in his quarters. 


Straight: We're already there. He's gone. The 
rest of them are, too. Dr. Hamilton, Dr. Love, 
Dr. Karston. Dr. Mann was out in the hall, | 
think he was in town for that seminar on the 
19th. They're just like the rest of them. Totally 
undisturbed, otherwise. 


Roy: Saves us that trip, | guess. Keller, get 
into that terminal, see if we can access the 
containment wings. | want to make sure 
there's nothing in there that... | mean, nothing 
that can get out, | guess. 


Keller: Can do. 


Agent Keller moves to a nearby terminal. 
Agent Indigo collects samples from the corpse 
of Agent Roy. Elsewhere, Agents Straight, Ali 
and Daniels examine the corpses of the 
Site-81 senior staff, collecting samples as 
necessary and taking artifacts for local 
observation. 


Ali: You guys get the feeling we're getting 
mind-wiped after we get back from this? 


Daniels: Why? 


Ali: This has to be a huge breach of 
informational security, right? | mean, hell, | 
could go look in Aktus' sock drawer and tell 
you whether he prefers boxers or briefs. Who 
knows what else we could get into, 
accidentally or otherwise. 


Roy: Senior staff doesn't have as much 
functional knowledge of the skips at their site, 
believe it or not. The important stuff is locked 


down on the network, and the really important 
stuff is kept on vinyl somewhere. Regardless, 
you don't need to go snooping through his 
journal or anything. (Pauses) Actually, | take 
that back. If you come across a journal, pick it 
up. Wouldn't hurt. 


Ali: Amnestics hurt. 
Straight: You won't know either way. 


Keller: I'm in, boss. Looks like... everything 
should be clear, though we'll have to access a 
handful manually, | can't open them up from 
here. Should be pretty straight forward. And... 


Roy: Yeah? 


Keller: Sort of... I'm not sure what I'm looking 
at. It's an encrypted security warning, but it 
wasn't triggered automatically. Somebody 
would've had to put it here. 


Roy: When was it posted? 


Keller: About three days ago. So definitely 
after our projected date. Could very well be a 
glitch or something, but... 


Roy: But? 


Keller: It's not likely. These kind of things don't 
just show up. Too many failsafes, the system 
won't throw up an encrypted message unless 
it's absolutely necessary. 


Roy: Or somebody put it there. 


Keller: (Pauses. Video and audio recording 
equipment cuts out briefly.) 


Roy: Right? 


Keller: Right. 


Roy: Log it, transmit it back to Juno's team. 
Have them relay it local-side. See what they 
can make of it. 


Keller: Sure. (Pauses) Just received a 
message from them. Looks like they've 
finished up. Says they're going to roll our way 
here in a bit. 


Roy: Alright. Let's head downstairs, then. See 
what the skips have been up to. 


Team assembles outside of staff dormitories. 
Team moves to lower-level access elevator. 
Team arrives at first containment level.