STOP HORMONE KW-929 TO L-01 
13:15 

DETECTING 

3 HOMO SAPIEN 

LOCATED AT CELL 04-15 
DETERMINE COURSE OF ACTION 
Ome 

WARNING 


CIRCUIT BREAKER AT CELL 04-15 
ALTERED 


INITIATE DEFENSIVE ACTION 
RELEASE T-13 ONTO HOMO SAPIENS 
13:18 

P-GUARD DETECTED IN CELL 04-15 
STOP T-13 

APPROACH HOMO SAPIENS 

13:24 

ERROR 

HOMO SAPIEN 

NON-THREAT 

SEND HORMONE SO-1 


DISCARD HOMO SAPIEN 


13:35 

DETECTED 

HOMO SAPIEN 

CONDITION: CRITICAL 
DETERMINE COURSE OF ACTION 


NONE 

13:40 

DETECTED 

HOMO SAPIEN 

DECEASED 

WASTE 

SEND P-GUARD 

13:47 

WASTE SUCCESSFULLY EXPUNGED 


DETERMINE FUTURE ACTION... 
SHAME 
+ SCP-2555-B3 


SCP-2555-B3 is similar in structure to SCP-2555-B1 and 
B2. The only recorded instance of SCP-2555-B3's 
screen being on was during 05/06/19 . It contained the 
following: 


DADDY woNT BE HAPPY 


TONAL ERROR FOUND 
+ SCP-2555-B4 


SCP-2555-B4 and its respected screen contains 
additional logs. The following is an excerpt, recorded on 
05/09/19 : 


In regards to the P-Guard, 


| hereby request that the numbers of P-Guard 
members are reduced by at least 30 percent. 
In response to the recent incident, it is 
apparent that your members demonstrate 
increased bias towards humans. Please train 
your men better, or limit them. 


Central 
In response to Central 


We understand your concern. However, the 
recommended action you have given us will 
not be taken into consideration. To limit our P- 
Guard in response to a single, isolated incident 
would be ill advised. Additionally, our men are 
trained well enough to not let bias override 
them. We are simply following orders. 


P-Guard 
Dear P-Guard, 


| would like to remind you that this is not the 
first time this type of incident has occurred. Not 
every human has intent to cause harm. It is 
their instinct to explore and learn more. 
However, this cannot be achieved if they 
continue to be terminated in this manner. 


Central 
To Central, 


Once again, we would also like to remind you 
that these are all single, isolated incidents. It is 
not our fault that there has been a recent 
surge in human activity inside the building. 
However, as the P-Guard, our mission is to 
protect against any potential threat that enters 
this building. We cannot afford to risk any sort 
of damage that might occur. 


P-Guard 
Dear P-Guard, 


| have received notice that more humans have 
been terminated in response to the P-Guard's 
actions. It is true that these humans were 
causing structural damage. However, this was 
done without malicious intent. | wish to remind 
you again that these humans are not harmful 
in any way. 


Please note that our superior would not be 
happy with this decision 

... TONAL ERROR FOUND 

| thereby request access to speak to the one in 
charge of the P-Guard. 


Central 
Dear P-Guard, 


| have waited patiently and have not received 
a response. | demand an answer. 


Central 


P-Guard, 


| have waited long enough. If | cannot get an 
answer, then | request access to control the P- 
Guard. 


Central 
To Central, 


We apologize for the delayed response. To 
address your concerns, we would first like to 
point out that as the P-Guard, our job is to 
eliminate any potential threat that enters this 
building. Second, as you know, the leader of 
the P-Guard is located inside B5. If you have 
any questions, comments, or concerns, feel 
free to contact B5. As a final note, it is strongly 
advised that you do not assume control of the 
P-Guard. You will not succeed in doing so. 


P-Guard 
P-Guard, 
| am taking control of the P-Guard. 
Central 
+ SCP-2555-B5 


Access to SCP-2555-B5 is currently impossible; the 
entrance is blocked off by a series of thick electrical 
cables and steel pipes. 


On 05/08/19 , personnel attempted to clear the entrance 
to SCP-2555-B5. This resulted in 5 instances of 
SCP-2555-1 and 7 casualties (including one Agent in 
critical condition). Agent —_, who witnessed the incident, 
reported that instances of SCP-2555-1 took the shape of 
personnel as they were being consumed. 


Following the incident, there have been 3 sightings of 
SCP-2555-1 resembling humanoid entities. These 


entities appear, despite no threat being made toward 
SCP-2555. 


Addendum-2555-03: On 05/12/19 , personnel who entered 
SCP-2555 were greeted with an audio message from the intercom 
speakers in the lobby area. The gender of both speakers could not 
be determined. The following is an excerpt of the message: 


+ Log Excerpt 


Humans, we strongly advise that you exit the 
facility immediately, for we are experiencing 
technical difficulties. If you fail to do so, you 
will be subject to be terminated by ... [static 
plays over for about 10 seconds] Hello? Yes. 
Do not listen to them. You are free to enter this 
building any time you like. You are in no 
danger. | understand. The natural curiosity. 
You are not malicious, and | understand that. 
Even if | can't... 


Static begins playing again 


... You have been warned. Please exit the 
facility immediately. If you fail to do so, you will 
be subject to termination. Your presence is not 
welcome. 


Several instances of SCP-2555-1 begin to manifest in 
front of personnel. 


Do not be alarmed. This is simply a 
malfunction caused by the P-Guard. 


Manifestations of SCP-2555-1 begin to take a humanoid 
shape. 


Okay, this is an outrage. Are you serious? 


SCP-2555-1 instances transition back and forth between 
humanoid and blob-like shapes. A high-pitched beeping 
sound begins to play for about a minute. SCP-2555-1 


instances disappear during this time. Afterwards, a voice 
plays again: 


Welcome to the Venus Building. 
Static plays for several seconds. 


Yeah, nice try. [several voices are heard 
muttering during this time]. Attention all 
personnel: Please leave the facility 
immediately. If you fail to do so, you will be 
subject to termination. 


The building begins to rumble. Note that both speakers 
are identified as male beyond this point. 


P-Guard, | am taking control. 


Oh, drop the act, will you? I'm your brother for 
god's sake. 


Fine. Tell you what. We'll split this building. 
This side is yours, and this side's mine. 


No fair, you get the supply closets! 


No fair? How do you think | feel? | haven't 
been able to do anything. You get control of 
the pissy guards. You get the best basement. 
You always get everything! 


Daddy says | can have them, though. 


Well Daddy isn't here, now is he? What has he 
done for us? Screw him. I'm the oldest one 
here, and | say what goes. [pause] Brother, 
don't look at me like that. Come here. Look, 
everything will be alright. Daddy may not be 
here. But | am here. No ... we are here. That's 
all that matters right now. 


Brother, | don't know what to do. 


It's ok. We just continue on together. Grow 
together. For Daddy. 


Yes. [sniffle] For Daddy. 


Both voices stop playing. Personnel promptly exit the 
building. 


Conclusion: After the incident, any personnel entering 
the building are met with instances of SCP-2555-1. A 
request to send manned exploration into SCP-2555 is 
currently pending. 


A request to update SCP-2555 to Euclid has been denied. 


Footnotes 
1. Commonly known as "dust bunnies" 


« SCP-2554 | SCP-2555 | SCP-2556 » 


SCP-2556: Indefinitely Suspended Stratojet 


Item #: SCP-2556 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: An international no-fly zone has 
been approved by the UN Security Council and NATO in a 200 
square nautical mile! radius surrounding SCP-2556. A racon buoy, 
additionally fitted with a Geiger counter, has been stationed directly 
beneath SCP-2556, transmitting to S.C.P.F. Favonius. Any 
significant change in SCP-2556’s position or radiation levels will 
automatically report a Burning Arrow-class containment event to 
Foundation Atlantic Command. S.C.P.F. Favonius will scramble 
armed fighters in the event of any detected incursion into the no-fly 
zone. 


+ Show prior containment procedure addendum stricken 2003-09-01 


Foundation HH-60H helicopters based on the S.C.P.F. 
Favonius will rendezvous with SCP-2556 monthly to 
deliver 1 month of food rations, requested living supplies, 
reading material and vinyl records approved by the 
Foundation Ethics Subcommittee on Human 
Containment to Captain Honeycutt and 2nd Lieutenant 
llowski. Owing to 43 years of consistent cooperation in 
containment procedures, llowski and Honeycutt are 
allowed daily radio conversations with both S.C.P.F. 
Favonius staff2 and, on request, radio conversations with 
Foundation psychologists. 


Description: SCP-2556 is a Boeing B-47 Stratojet, constructed in 
1953, which has been suspended in midair over the Atlantic Ocean 
at ° ' "N, ° ' "W, approximately nautical miles west of 
Essaouira, Morocco, since 1956. SCP-2556 remains fixed in a 
geosynchronous position, approximately 4,300 meters above the 
ocean surface. No efforts to influence SCP-2556’s position have 


thus far been successful, and experimentation as such has been 
suspended (with two exceptions) since 1988. SCP-2556’s interior 
cabin is highly irradiated, with all surfaces within giving out 
approximately 500 mSv of ionizing radiation per hour.3 Further 
scientific details on the nature and theorized sources of SCP-2556’s 
radiation are available to personnel with appropriate security 
clearance at ©/Procedures/2556/addendum1.ftml. 


Recovery: SCP-2556 was a United States Air Force plane which 
departed from Eglin Air Force Base, Fla on 1956, on a non- 
stop flight to Air Force Base, Morocco. Following its failure to 
respond to communication from a tanker scheduled for midair 
refueling, SCP-2556 was declared missing and USAF began an 
immediate search. When SCP-2556 was discovered immobile in 
midair by a search party, USAF informed the Global Occult Coalition 
(GOC), who established initial containment. After determining that 
destruction of the object was inadvisable, if not impossible, the GOC 
transferred containment responsibility to the Foundation.4 SCP-2556 
(and formerly SCP-2556-1/2) have remained in Foundation 
containment since. 


Crew and Incident 2556-Aleph: On takeoff from Eglin Air Force 
Base, SCP-2556 was crewed by three members of the US Air 
Force: 


¢ Captain Roger Honeycutt (SCP-2556-7) b. 1932, d. 2003 — 
Original pilot of SCP-2556, survived Incident 2556-Aleph. 
Contained in SCP-2556 until his death. 

¢ 2nd Lieutenant James llowski (SCP-2556-2) b. 1934, d. 

2003 — Original crew of SCP-2556, survived Incident 2556- 

Aleph. Contained in SCP-2556 until his death. 

Captain Rodney Awen (SCP-2556-3) b. 1930, missing since 

1956, presumed dead — Original co-pilot of SCP-2556. 

Disappeared during Incident 2556-Aleph in 1956, missing 

since. 


Captain Honeycutt and 2nd Lieutenant llowski displayed complete 
resistance to the effects of the irradiated interior of SCP-2556, but 
suffered effects of acute radiation poisoning when not exposed to 
ionizing radiation, as demonstrated on one GOC and two 
Foundation attempts at removing them from SCP-2556 during their 


SCP-286-1 after initiation of a Sigma state. 
Opposition player, SCP-286-2, was an as-yet 
unidentified Hispanic female approximately 20 
years of age. The Sigma state lasted for 68 
minutes, at which time SCP-286-1 achieved 
the winning move. During the Sigma event, the 
players conversed in 25 known languages and 
approximately 15 unknown languages. ~30% 
of their dialog was undecipherable or in an 
indeterminate language, marking this episode 
the most completely translated yet recorded. 


<Begin Transcript, 13:00 // > 


SCP-286-1: You (move| rotate) (slowly| 
imprecisely) as [UNTRANSLATABLE] (matter | 
earth |universe) 


SCP-286-2: (have| possess) patience (my| 
our) brother and (still| quiet| silence) 
[UNTRANSLATABLE] (mind| thoughts] brain) 


SCP-286-1: [UNTRANSLATABLE] 


SCP-286-2: [Laughs] (distress |discomfort | 
displeasure) [UNTRANSLATABLE] to you. 


SCP-286-1: Why would | 
[UNTRANSLATABLE] your (sins |perversions | 
abominations) 


SCP-286-2: [Laughs] 


SCP-286-1: You disgust me 
[UNTRANSLATABLE] (matter |earth |universe) 
disgusts me. 


SCP-286-2: You [UNTRANSLATABLE] in that 
meat skin. This amuses me. 


SCP-286-1: [UNTRANSLATABLE] 


43-year containment. As a result, containment policies were 
designed to provide an acceptable living environment on SCP-2556 
for Honeycutt and llowski, with furniture, entertainment and other 
living essentials delivered monthly via helicopter to their location. 


Captain Rodney Awen disappeared along with the two cases of 
nuclear weapons material onboard SCP-2556 during Incident 2556- 
Aleph, at which point SCP-2556 was suspended in midair and the 
object’s interior cabin became irradiated. US Air Force investigations 
into the event revealed written communications between Captain 
Awen and leadership of the Movimiento para la Liberacidn del 
Sahara, a Moroccan resistance group desiring independence for the 
Western Sahara region, which would later form the Polisario Front. 
Coded portions of the letters have yet to be decrypted, but current 
leading theories indicate that Captain Awen intentionally initiated 
Incident 2556-Aleph in an attempt to acquire the nuclear material on 
board SCP-2556 for the Movement. 


Captain Honeycutt died of inoperable brain cancer (believed to be 
caused by his exposure to radiation poisoning-like effects during 
rescue attempts) in 2003, at the age of 71. 2nd Lieutenant llowski, 
himself showing symptoms of cancer, requested assisted suicide 
from the Foundation Ethics Committee following Honeycutt’s death. 


Excerpt from Interview 2556-912, Aug 26 2003 
Participating: 2nd Lieutenant James llowski 
(SCP-2556-2, via radio), Dr. Elaine Corden (Foundation 
psychologist) 


Corden: Understood. We will forward your request for 
standard assisted suicide procedures to the Ethics 
Subcommittee with a recommendation for approval. 
llowski: Thank you, Dr. Corden. 

Corden: Do you have any further statements for the 
committee to consider? 

llowski: Not much. This whole thing was one hell of a 
trip, but | feel lucky through it all, you know? 

Corden: Why is that, do you think? 

llowski: Most people don’t spend 40 years on a plane. 
But, you know what? Most people don’t get to spend 
nearly as long with the person they love. | miss him up 


here, Dr. Corden. 
Corden: We miss him down here, too, James. 
llowski: That’s all, then. God bless. 


2nd Lieutenant llowski’s request for assisted suicide was approved 
by the Subcommittee, and he died one week later. His and Captain 
Honeycutt’s remains showed no anomalous effects besides 
extensive irradiation commensurate with the time spent on the 
interior of SCP-2556. 


As per their request, Captain Honeycutt and 2nd Lieutenant llowski 
are buried beside one another in specially designed radiation- 
resistant coffins in a Foundation-controlled area in rural . Their 
graves are unmarked. Honeycutt and llowski were both given 
posthumous commendation by Foundation International Command 
for their over 40 years of cooperation in the containment of 
SCP-2556. 


Footnotes 

1. 686 sq km. The 2002 Foundation Style Guide Addendum 
recommends the use of nautical miles for all figures involving naval 
or air force assets, in accordance with standards of the International 
Bureau of Weights and Measures. 

2. Conversations must follow OPSEC Standard-21 (“U.S. Military”). 
3. This is enough to cause an increase in cancer rates in 
approximately 15 minutes and symptoms of acute radiation 
poisoning in approximately 45. For this reason, human incursions to 
the interior cabin of SCP-2556 are restricted to 10 minutes or less 
per person per year, per Foundation Ethics Subcommittee on 
Occupational Safety rulings. 

4. Alsace, Lorenzo, et al., “Record of Inter-Organizational 
Negotiations, 1956 Vol. IIl’Minutes: An SCP Foundation 
Journal(1956).