Prisoner Name: Adam El Asem 
Incarceration: Active 

Date of Incarceration: 7-Moon 3-Cycle 4301- 
Rotation 

Sentence: Endless Rotation 


SCP-2932-A Notes: This one was a Child of 
the Sun, but the Children of the Sun abhorred 
him as much as the Children of the Night. 
Adam El Asem could will things into existence 
with a glance, could move mountains and dry 
riverbeds by touching them. Something great 
and terrible lived within his mind, and the 
Children wasted no time lashing him to the 
stone and giving him to Titania. There were 
others like him, dangerous Children of the Sun 
from the East, but they are not here. There is a 
cell reserved here for the one with desolation 
in his steps, and one for the other. | do not 
expect to fill them. 


Prisoner Name: Fae 


Incarceration: Active 

Date of Incarceration: 1-Moon 1-Cycle 10- 
Rotation 

Sentence: Endless Rotation 


SCP-2932-A Notes: Do you believe that the 
Children of the Sun were the first to overthrow 
those who came before them? 


« SCP-2931 | SCP-2932 | SCP-2933 » 


SCP-2933: Mr. Scary 


Item #: SCP-2933 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Under no circumstances are 
any individuals permitted to enter SCP-2933-1. Once monthly, a 
small, automated surveillance drone is to enter SCP-2933-1 to 
assess SCP-2933-A. 


Description: SCP-2933-1 is a partially submerged steel structure 
within a large, saltwater reservoir. The exterior and interior of 
SCP-2933-1 are very heavily rusted or otherwise decayed, with 
several features having disintegrated completely and structural 
deficiencies being widespread. It is currently believed that 
SCP-2933-1 was designed to contain SCP-2933-A. 


The interior of SCP-2933-1 is labyrinthine and inconsistent; 
passages have been observed as changing, moving, or 
disappearing completely. The severe destabilization and corrosion 
of SCP-2933-1 has not appeared to hamper its primary function; 
currently it is believed that all passages within SCP-2933-1 lead to 
SCP-2933-A, and there is no way to return to the entrance. 


Any individual or machine that enters SCP-2933-1 will slowly begin 
to show signs of iron oxide corrosion on their exterior surface. This 
affliction is believed to be permanent; the corrosion spreads across 
the entirety of the subject before affecting the subject's inner 

mechanisms or organs. The speed of this phenomenon increases as 
the subject grows closer to SCP-2933-A. 


SCP-2933-A is an unknown humanoid entity located within the 
lowermost sections of SCP-2933-1. Very little is known about the 
appearance or nature of SCP-2933-A. 


Addendum 2933.1: Log Transcript 


+ Access Log 


The following audio and video log was 
gathered by subject D-13321, who was 
charged with investigating SCP-2933-1. 


D-13321: Alright. Can you hear me? 


Command: Yes we can. Please proceed into the 
open entryway. 


D-13321: Smells like oil. This isn't safe, is it? 
Command: Please proceed into the entryway. 
D-13321: Fine. 


D-13321 enters SCP-2933-1 through the primary 
access point, previously opened by Foundation 
staff engineers on-site. 


D-13321: Hardly see for shit in here. It's dark. 


Command: There's a light on your pack if you 
need it. 


D-13321: Ok. Yeah, | see it now. Walls are metal, 
floors are grated, also metal. Can you see this? 


Command: We can. Can you hear anything? 


D-13321: Yeah, really faint though. I'm not sure, 
hard to pin. 


Command: D-13321, you don't sound well. Are 
you alright? 


D-13321: You don't feel it? 


Command: Feel what? 


D-13321: There's something bad in here. Can't put 
a finger on it, but it's there. This sense of 
foreboding, like it's built into the walls of this place. 


Command: You haven't expressed any issues on 
previous assignme— 


D-13321: Because on other assignments | always 
felt like | could get myself out of a bad situation. 
Something is different about this. 


Command: Acknowledged, please proceed. 


D-13321 proceeds down the primary corridor. 
Communications are hindered by the structure of 
SCP-2933-1, but D-13321 exhibits no signs of 
distress. 


D-13321: So that thing | said | heard earlier? | think 
it's metal on metal, like some kind of grinding or 
scraping. 


Command: Can you be more specific? 


D-13321: Really hard to tell, the echo in here is 
really bad. It's a continuous sound though, right? 
Maybe it's just in my head, | don't know. 


Command: | see. D-13321, our communications 
are breaking down, | need you to return to the 
surface as soon as possible. 


D-13321: Been trying to for a while. Don't think 
there's a way out of here. Hallways I've walked 
down start to lead to dead ends. No stairways that 
go up. Only way to go is down. Skin is starting to 
fall apart, too. It's all rusty, metallic, flakes off when 
you touch it. 


Command: Are you alright? 


D-13321: Yep. Been doing this for a while, boss. 


Got lucky long enough to make it this far, figured it 
would roll around to me eventually. I'll keep the 
comms and camera online. 


Command: Thank you. I'm sorry. 


D-13321: Not your fault, just is what it is. Just tell 
[EXTRANEOUS CONVERSATION EXPUNGED] 


D-13321 continues to descend. Monitors report 
rising temperatures as well as high levels of 
gaseous pollutants in the air. After another hour, 
D-13321 stops to catch their breath. Command is 
no longer able to communicate with D-13321, but 
continues to receive audio from them. 


D-13321: Goddamn it's hot. | can hear grinding, 
too, somewhere below me. Metal on metal. That 
sound is getting louder, too, what | said earlier. My 
skin's gone to shit, too. Rust flakes everywhere, 
burns really badly. Starting to get on my face. 


D-13321: | don't think it's metal on metal anymore. 
There's something else in there too. Doesn't sound 
right. 


D-13321: Long passageway, now. This room is 
huge. Can barely hear, though, it's so loud. That 
same goddamn sound. 


D-13321: Oh god. 
Sound of shuffling. 
D-13321: It's a person. 


Another voice is picked up on D-13321's 
microphone. The voice is audible, but noticeably 
distorted and metallic. 


SCP-2933-A: H-hello there! I— (SCP-2933-A 
screams) —sorry for all the, uh, commotion. 


D-13321: Who are you? 


SCP-2933-A: Me? My name is Mr. Smiles— 
(SCP-2933-A groans, and a loud metallic sound is 
picked up) —| apologize, it's j-just that everything 
hurts... SO much, you know? Yes, Mr. Smiles. 
Right here, on, on my leg, see? 


D-13321: That says— (D-13321 coughs) —that 
says "Property of The Fact-" 


SCP-2933-A: Ah, h-hang on. 


SCP-2933-A scratches at rust on its leg. Camera 
briefly captures the words "Mr. Scary, Property of 
The Factory" printed into the rust before 
SCP-2933-A exposes the skin underneath it. 


SCP-2933-A: There we, uh, we go! T-that's much 
better. Yep, Mr. Smiles, that's me! 


Camera captures the words "Mr. Smiles, from Little 
Misters ® by Dr. Wondertainment" tattooed on 
SCP-2933-A's leg. 


D-13321: What are you doing down here? What is 
this place? 


SCP-2933-A: My father built this for me. He t-told 
me, I— (SCP-2933-A screams again, and a deep 
metallic groaning is picked up) —sorry, he told me 
that it... would keep me safe. Or keep people safe 
from me? | can't really... remember now, 
everything j-just hurts. But it's ok! 


D-13321: What? 


SCP-2933-A: My father told me, he, uh, oh god, 
I'm sorry, I— (Screeching metallic tearing sound) 
—Il, that he would come b-back for me once he 
was finished. He needed me for something and | 
wanted to... to be the best son | could be, r-right? 


D-13321: Hang on, hang on, what do you mean he 
needed you for something? Needed you for what? 


SCP-2933-A: (Groans) Yes, see, Father was v- 
very sick. The rust was inside him. So he p- 
promised me that if | took the rust from him, 
(Pauses), that he would m-make smiles for 
everybody. That's what was important, that 
everybody was... was smiling! 


D-13321: Wait, so why did he put you down here? 


SCP-2933-A: After he g-gave me the rust, he... 
well, he was afraid, you know? There's something 
about the rust that really... it... it really terrifies him; 
he didn't even want t-to look at me. That's just fine, 
though! | understand completely. (Groans) 


D-13321: How long ago was this? 


SCP-2933-A: Oh, uh, a while. | didn't r-really 
expect everything to hurt this badly, to tell you the 
truth, but... my father is out there making smiles 
right now and he'll come back for me someday 
soon and we'll be together again, just you wait! 
(SCP-2933-A noticeably grimaces.) 


D-13321: Uh-huh. Guess you wouldn't know what | 
could do about this, would you? 


D-13321 holds up his arm, which is completely 
covered in iron rust and has several large sections 
missing. 


SCP-2933-A: Oh, no, n-nothing you can do about 
that. The pain really only gets w-worse from there, 
too. Once you've got the rustinside you, it just 
spreads and... and spreads, until there's nothing 
left. Just oil, and smoke, and rust. 


D-13321: Got it. Thanks. (Sighs, coughs) You got 


SCP-349: The Philosopher's Stone and the 
Graveyard of the Immortals 


Item#: SCP-349 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-349 resembles a 
mundane graveyard and poses no apparent threat to the secrecy of 
Foundation operations or visitors to the site. Current containment 
protocols are limited to constant remote surveillance, the 
maintenance of a physical barrier to prevent casual unauthorized 
entry, and the assignment of a response team to deal with 
vandalism or other threats to site integrity. Plans exist to expand the 
site as necessary to accommodate theorized growth. 


Description: The artifact designated SCP-349-01 is a large granite 
tombstone, approximately 400 years old. The primary inscription 
reads "Nicolas Flamel", followed by the dates "1376-1606". 
Underneath these inscriptions, there lies the legend "you have 
failed” in large, capital letters. The tombstone is damaged and 
partially eroded, with several large cracks evident across its face. It 
was reported by Agent , an amateur genealogist in cemetery 
plot near Bath, England on 


SCP-349 is a cemetery located within a desolate forest clearing 

3 km away. It was discovered after a thorough search of the area 
where SCP-349-01 was discovered. Because of allusions to 
restricted SCP-related information, Agent sealed the area and 
contacted the Foundation. 


The cemetery is surrounded by a black wrought-iron fence with a 
single Gothic-style arched gate. Inside are small memorials to a 
variety of individuals from around the world and from throughout 
recorded history (and possibly earlier). The area is apparently 
maintained through unidentified means, as weed growth and natural 
erosion are both inhibited within the fence's confines. The epitaphs 


any smokes, kid? 


SCP-2933-A: No sir, | don't smoke. Don't want to 
d-do anything to my p-pearly whites! After all, | am 
Mr. Sm— (groans) S-smiles! 


D-13321: Figures. 


SCP-2933-A: C-can... can you feel the rust inside 
you? 


D-13321: Yeah, | sure can. 


[END LOG - COMMUNICATION LOSS] 


Addendum 2933.2: Recovered Documents 


The following document was observed near SCP-2933-A by an 
automated drone. 


+ Access Document 2933-A 


Wow! You've just found yourself your very 
own Little Mister, a limited edition collection 
from Dr. Wondertainment! 


Find them all and become Mr. Collector!! 


01. Mr. Chameleon 
02. Mr. Headless 
03. Mr. Laugh 

04. Mr. Forgettul 
05. Mr. Shapey 

06. Mr. Soap 

07. Mr. Hungry 

08. Mr. Brass 

09. Mr. Hot 

10. Ms. Sweetie 
11. Mr. Life and Mr. Death 
12. Mr. Fish 


13. Mr. 
14. Mr. 
15. Mr. 
16. Mr. 
17. Mr. 
18. Mr. 
19. Mr. 
20. Mr. 


Moon 

Redd (discontinued) 
Money 

Lost 

Lie 

Mad 

Scary 

Stripes 


Addendum 2933.3: Remote Observation 


Following a series of failed exploration attempts, a remote drone 
was directed into SCP-2933-1 to observe SCP-2933-A. The drone 
maintained communication with Command for three hours before 
failing. The following is an excerpt from the collected audio, edited 
for maximum clarity. 


+ Access Document 2933-A 


« SCP-2932 | SCP-2933 | SCP-2934 » 


SCP-2934: WTF I hate Ndrec Gega now! 


D-Class sketches of the SCP-2934-A entity 


Item #: SCP-2934 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2934 and associated 
components are to be held within a standard body bag modified to 
include three interior layers of aluminium foil. The modified body bag 
containing SCP-2934 is to be placed within a steel chest measuring 
at least 2m x 1 min footprint, 1 m in height and 10 cm in wall 
thickness. 


All surfaces of the containment chamber are to be completely 
coated with a layer of steel 25 cm thick. The containment chamber is 
to be large enough to accommodate sleeping arrangements for ten 
test subjects. 


Outside of testing, the modified bottom hoop of the SCP-2934-1 
dreamcatcher is to remain unhooked from the top hoop and stored 
separately. 


Description: SCP-2934 is the preserved remains of an unidentified 
woman approximately eighteen years old at the time of death. 
SCP-2934 has Caucasian skin tone, a clean-shaven scalp, and 
would have measured 160 — 163 cm in height before physical 
modification. 


+ SCP-2934 displays a number of injuries and alterations. 


* SCP-2934’s feet and hands have been crudely 
excised at the ankles and wrists. Wound margins 
are ragged with extensive bruising and limited 
granulation tissue, indicating that this action was 
performed with a blunt hacking instrument several 
days before death. 


« A dreamcatcher, designated SCP-2934-1, is fixed 
to SCP-2934’s face with surgical staples. The 
dreamcatcher! is composed of a wooden hoop 
5 cm in diameter that hangs below a second 
wooden hoop 16 cm in diameter. The top hoop is 
stapled between SCP-2934's eyebrows, and 
almost entirely covers the face. Both hoops are 
decorated with dangling black strings, white beads, 
and white down feathers from an unknown bird 
species. The centre of the top hoop is filled with a 
webbing design made with black thread. The 
centre of the bottom hoop does not feature the 
expected webbing design: instead, the space is 
occupied by a white two-piece LEGO sculpture? 
resembling a satellite dish antenna, tied to the 
hoop with black thread. 


¢ 56 cm of a grey USB cable emerges from a 2 cm- 
long, well-healed incision at the centre of 
SCP-2934’s forehead. The exposed part of the 
cable ends in a Type A connector plugged into a 
Raspberry Pi Model 1 A. Twelve red wires 15 cm 
in length run from the Raspberry Pi's GPIO pins to 
a free-standing LCD plate which, despite lacking 
an obvious power source, is constantly powered 
and displays the message “22 04 2011 LIFE 0 
TRANSMIT READY”. In X-ray images, the part of 
the USB cable concealed in SCP-2934’s head 
appears to pass through the frontal bone and trace 
the mesocortical pathway of the brain, terminating 
in an unattached mini-USB plug. The assembly of 
LCD plate, Raspberry Pi and USB cable is 
collectively designated SCP-2934-2. 


¢ The inside of SCP-2934’s mouth held four objects 
at the time of discovery: three small, roughly torn 
scraps of yellow paper with the words 
“KOMPETENCE”, "BESIM" and “AUTORITET’3 
individually handwritten with pencil on each piece, 
and a folded, low-resolution image of a middle- 


aged man's face printed onto white A4 paper. The 
man pictured is presumed to be Ndrec Gega. (See 
below.) 


* SCP-2934 has been anomalously preserved by an 
unknown method. No chemicals commonly used 
for tissue preservation have been observed in 
sample analysis. Aside from skin pallor, SCP-2934 
displays no signs of having been dead for an 
extended period of time.