(D-class reach the end of the hallway. To the right is a 
door with the word "BALLROOM" embossed on a bronze 
plaque. They look at each other before pulling it open. 
Sunlight hardly reaches the room, illuminating only a 
small triangle in the doorway.) 


C1: You have flashlights, right? We can't see a thing 
from here, turn them on. 


(The room looks as though it has been recently gutted; 
most of the floor space is unoccupied, and it can be seen 
easily where pictures in large frames used to hang on 
the three walls that remain intact. The southern wall is 
full of massive holes. From the viewpoint afforded by the 
D-class, what the spaces in the far-off wall lead to cannot 
be seen.) 


D3: It did not look this bad from outside. 


C1: One or more of you, take a look at the south wall. 
Seems unusual. 


D9: We'll go over in a minute. There's some shit over 
here, check it out. 


D3: What have you found? 
D9: Cameras. A ton of them. 


(D-90124 points at seventeen video cameras, spread 
haphazardly across the torn-up hardwood in the 
southeastern corner of the chamber. D-40076 remains 
facing the south wall as movement within it becomes 
apparent.) 


C1: (barely audible) Oh, no. 


D3: Where do you think these came from? The ones 
without cracked screens look brand new. 


C1: [static|—ot just the first D-class, you need to—{static] 
D4: Jesus Christ! 

D3: Keep quiet! What's wrong with you? 

D4: The wall, the fucking wall! 


(D-40076 turns and runs out of the ballroom. D-90124's 
camera and flashlight point at the southern wall. 
SCP-1919-1 begins to emerge heads-first from two of 
the gaps in it. The first manifestation on the left looks to 
be the first one that caught D-72274, but the leading one 
on the right, aside from a sizable dent in the forehead, 
bears a close resemblance to D-90124. They land on 
their feet and begin to run with considerable speed 
toward the D-class.) 


C1: Disregard previous instructions, leave the room 
immediately. Seek shelter. Go! 


(D-90124 stands motionless. D-38138 fires his weapon 
into the chests of the two duplicates, expending four 
rounds total. A brief, metallic rattle comes from the floor 
beside where the false D-class lands face-down.) 


D3: Fucking move! 


(D-38138 grabs D-90124 by the upper arm and pulls him 
toward the door. As he turns, D-90124's camera 
captures movement visible in fourteen of the holes in the 
wall.) 


C1: (on separate radio) , this is Limkiewicz, Site, 
password [REDACTED]. Requesting immediate full 
perimeter lockdown. 


(D-40076 can be seen retracing his path to the western 
entrance. Blocking the door to the outside is a crowd of 
doppelgangers of himself and the other D-class. One in 
the shape of D-90124 raises his arm, displaying a pistol 
identical to the ones provided by the Foundation. 
D-40076 faces the other direction and starts to run back 
down the corridor. A series of gunshots is heard; after 
the third, D-40076 spins and collapses. Camera focuses 
solely on western doorway until battery drains.) 


D3: There've got to be some stairs in here. The 
building's got at least three floors, | could see before we 
came in. Where the fuck are—oh! 


(D-38138 and D-90124 sprint up a crumbled flight of 
steps to the second floor and are met with a large 
contingent of SCP-1919-1. D-90124 begins to reach for 
his weapon but instead follows D-38138 up the 
remaining stairs to the third story. As they reach the top 
floor, the microphones begin to whine the same way that 
they did when the western door closed.) 


C1: (to staff) Turn the volume down, | can't hear myself 
think. (to D-class) Can the two of you really not hear 
that? Are the microphones the only things picking it up? 


D9: | don't have a goddamn clue what you're talking 
about, doctor. 


C1: It sounds like feedback, almost, or a dentist's drill. 
It's deafening on this end. 


D3: Not right now, don't bother me with that. There's 
something weird up here. 


D9: You feel that, too? 

C1: What is it? 

D9: Strange feeling. Kind of... We should get out of here. 
D3: Probably. 


(Both subjects move deeper into the darkness of the 
hallway, their flashlights out of camera view.) 


C1: It's getting louder and louder—where are you going? 
Turn on a light, one of you. 


D3: Hush. 


C1: Answer the question! You are being given a direct 
order! 


D3: Keep quiet. 

C1: What? 

D3: Keep quiet. 

D9: She can hear you. 


(D-38138 and D-90124 do not acknowledge any further 
communication. Their cameras pick up a faint white glow 
from beneath one of the closed doors in the corridor 
toward which the two are moving.) 


C1: 90124, respond! 38138? 


(The door opens, and the light on the other side 
becomes visibly brighter. The two cameras pick up 
several frames of a female human silhouette moving 
quickly in their direction before cutting to static for the 
remainder of battery life. Concurrently, the camera 
attached to D-40076 picks up an unusual sound in 
addition to the pitch noted by Dr. Limkiewicz 
[headphones recommended]. Still frames from cameras 
D-90124 and D-38138 pending declassification.) 


Expedition Log 003 (video transcript) 
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« SCP-1918 | SCP-1919 | SCP-1920 » 


SCP-1920: Turbine of the Future! 


Item #: SCP-1920 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: All instances of SCP-1920 are 
to be kept in a Safe-Class Kou-Electrical chamber, for the purposes 
of sufficiently providing power to SCP-1920. A constant source of 
wind is to be provided for each instance, using a standard electrical 
fan. Any vocalizations emitted by any instance of SCP-1920 are to 
be logged for review. One D-Class personnel is to be used during 
testing of SCP-1920. All testing must be approved by no fewer than 
two Level 4 personnel. 


See Document 1920-C9 for original containment procedures. For 
more information regarding changes, see Addendum 1920-A. 


Description: SCP-1920 is a crudely made wooden wind turbine, 

55 cm in height. Its blades consist of a single piece of a complex 
polymer, which is held up by a wooden chopstick and several rubber 
bands. SCP-1920's exterior is covered in unremarkable black paint, 
though traces of charcoal and clay are detectable. A wire extending 
from below a hole in the base of SCP-1920 extends for 90 cm 
before connecting to what appears to be a miniature satellite dish, 
which as of now has displayed no anomalous properties nor the 
ability to function. All other parts of SCP-1920 display normal 
durability and decay, and must be handled with care. 


When SCP-1920's blades are spun’, an electrical current will travel 
through the wire extending from SCP-1920 at seemingly random 
intervals. SCP-1920's methods of generating electricity are currently 
unknown, as it has no similarity to any known generator design. The 
rotational speed of its blades does not correlate with its level of 
output, only whether or not it will produce electricity. Regardless of 
the amount of electricity produced, it appears that all electrical 
activity is dissipated upon reaching the satellite disc. 


Once 1 kWh of energy has been produced, SCP-1920 will begin to 
spin at a constant speed of 1200 r/min for approximately 20 seconds 
and eject confetti from the center of its blades via unknown means. 
Noisemakers can also be heard emitting from SCP-1920, as well as 
several instances of a male voice speaking in English. The following 
is a collection of various statements by SCP-1920: 


¢ "Thank you once again, creatures!" 

* "One step closer to a brighter future!" 

* "Positively splendid!" 

« "Keep up the good work!" 

* "Do you think they can understand what we say?" 


SCP-1920 was recovered from P L ___ , Hawaii, and was found on 
the edge of a nearby cliff. A bronze plaque was found upright next to 
SCP-1920, bearing the following text: 


Light Courier 
Enterprises: Mk.VI 
"Turbine of the 
Future!" 


Warning: this is an advanced generator and as such it 
requires expert operation and maintenance. The Mk.VI 
Turbine is partially unstable and vulnerable to 
malfunction. Please observe operational guidelines as 
outlined below for proper usage: 


1. Place Mk.VI Turbine in a windy area / Place Mk.VI 
Turbine and provide breath-powered air displacement. 
2. Avoid contact with Mk.VI Turbine to prevent any 
further damage most likely done to it during step 1. 

3. Do not attempt to eat, mate, or engage in combat with 
Mk.VI Turbine. Just leave it alone. 


Light Courier Enterprises thanks you for your assistance in powering 


our planet. We will reward your efforts after our recovery. 


Addendum 1920-A: Dr. Cage was able to reroute the electricity 
generated by SCP-1920. Two days later, SCP-1920 emitted various 
sounds, including murmuring and arguing between unknown 
individuals, rustling and clattering of equipment, and a single 
coherent statement from an unknown male: 


"Hey hey, SHOO! Go away! Dammit, did some little 
monsters somehow break this thing already? Why is it— 
Why aren't we getting any power? Hello, hello? Do you 
speak words?" 

[incoherent mumbling] 

"Forget this, | don't think they can understand what I'm 
saying. It's been powering our measly generator for 
weeks anyway, we've got power to spare. Until then, now 
we're going to have to reroute it to the empty one before 
they come—" 

[voice becomes distant and undecipherable] 


On / /19 , agents responded to reports of three small turbines 
identical in appearance to SCP-1920 from New Zealand, China, and 
Germany. Each of these newly discovered instances had a piece of 
paper attached to its shaft, featuring a poorly drawn depiction of 
what is assumed to be a monster with horns, sharp teeth and green 
skin. In each case, the text "GO AWAY" had been written 
underneath each drawing. 


We can't risk anymore of these appearing in public. We don't know 
what the things that are sending this are capable of, and we 
certainly don't know if they can send things other than these 
turbines. - Dr. Cage 


As of / /19 , SCP-1920 is to be kept actively generating electricity; 
see Revised Containment Procedures. For original documentation 
regarding Group of Interest "Light Courier Enterprises", please refer 
to SCP-2395. See SCP-1740, SCP-2940, and SCP-1940 for further 
information. 


Footnotes 
1. Mechanical and manual manipulation of the blades does not 


cause electricity to flow from SCP-1920. 


« SCP-1919 | SCP-1920 | SCP-1921 » 


SCP-1921: Black Cotton Candy 


Item #: SCP-1921 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1921 is to be kept ina 
secured storage vault in Wing-6D of Storage Site-49. Copies of 
SCP-1921-B2 should remain locked in a climate-controlled storage 
locker in Wing-4B of the same facility. SCP-1921-B2 is not to be 
allowed in the vicinity of SCP-1921 without written permission from 
the present head researcher. 


Description: SCP-1921 is a mobile kiosk designed for the 
production and sale of cotton candy. The exterior is decorated with 
painted panels of intricately carved wood, including an arched sign 
bearing the words "Cotton Candy — Free With Admission". Traces 
of fire and smoke damage are visible on the kiosk's exterior. 
SCP-1921 has five primary components that display anomalous 
properties when used in conjunction with each other. 


¢ SCP-1921-A1 is a non-anomalous sugar spinning device 
located at the front of the kiosk. It is identical to commercially 
available machines of the same nature, with the exception of a 
small pump connected to a reservoir at the bottom of the 
kiosk. A label located at the bottom of the machine gives the 
nonexistent company "Sugarcomb Confections" as the name 
of the manufacturer. 


¢ SCP-1921-A2 is any cotton candy produced from SCP-1921- 
A1 when SCP-1921-A3 is present inside the machine's 
reservoir. SCP-1921-A2 is consistently black in color, even 
when food dyes are added to the sugar. When SCP-1921-A2 
comes in contact with human saliva, it contracts and shrinks in 
size until it is undetectable to the person who consumed it. 
Once inside a subject's digestive system, SCP-1921-A2 will 
expand to 3 times its original size, filling much of the subject's 


digestive tract. It will then start integrating itself into the 
subject's central nervous system, primarily accumulating in 
and around the subject's brain. This process typically goes 
unnoticed by affected subjects, though several individuals 
have stated that they felt a slight tickling sensation. 


* SCP-1921-A3 is a black, highly viscous liquid of unknown 
composition. It was originally discovered underneath 
SCP-1921-A1 in a small tank labelled "Clown Milk". When a 
subject consumes SCP-1921-A3 in its pure form, the subject's 
serotonin! levels will immediately increase to the point of 
cardiac arrest, invariably resulting in death. 


* SCP-1921-B1 is a pneumatic, self-playing 32 key calliope 
located at the back of SCP-1921. Music produced by the 
instrument is not exceptionally loud; however, witnesses have 
reported being able to hear SCP-1921-B1's music up to 1.2km 
away. The object displays no additional anomalous effects 
unless it is turned on while an instance of SCP-1921-B2 is 
present in its inner compartment. 


* SCP-1921-B2 is a collection of 11 rolls of perforated paper. 
When a roll is inserted into SCP-1921-B1, the arrangement of 
the holes in the paper will allow the instrument to play a song. 
Each instance of SCP-1921-B2 has a different song assigned 
to it, the name of which is printed at the top of the roll. Many of 
the rolls bear handwritten notes beneath the title of the song. 


Whenever a roll of SCP-1921-B2 is played using SCP-1921-B1 
while within roughly 1.2km of a subject who has consumed 
SCP-1921-A2, the subject's cognitive abilities will be anomalously 
altered. The exact nature of the effect depends on the roll of music 
being played (see Addendum SCP-1921-B2). 


SCP-1921 was discovered in a fairground in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, 
along with a number of non-anomalous artifacts that bore similar fire 
damage. Among the other recovered items were several painted 
signs advertising "Herman Fuller's Circus of the Disquieting”. 
Foundation forensics teams have theorized that a large group of 
people left the site in a hurry and attempted to burn everything they 
had to leave. The team also determined that the fire had been 


started less than 4 hours before the arrival of Foundation personnel. 
6 bodies severely damaged by the fire were found stacked in a 
partially destroyed circus tent. Investigations are ongoing. 


Addendum SCP-1921-B2: The following is a list of known instances 
of SCP-1921-B2, presented with the title of the song played, the 
song's effect on subjects who have consumed SCP-1921-A2, and 
the note written on the instance. 


Number Song Piayec Effect Note 
B2-01 The Skater's Subjects will not "Main" 
Waltz consider 
anomalous 


phenomena to 
be out of the 


ordinary. 
B2-02 When You're | Subjects (None; a crude 
Smiling experience drawing of a 


increased levels smiling face is 
of serotonin and present in place 
dopamine. Whenof text.) 
interviewed, 
affected subjects 
have displayed 
an inability to 
concentrate on 
topics that they 
find unpleasant. 
B2-03 Officer of the | Subjects are "For coppers" 
Year unable to 
perceive the 
actions of others 
as unlawful. 

B2-04 Doodle Dee Doo Subjects’ ability "In case anyone 
to feela sense) catches on" 
of personal 
endangerment is 
suppressed. 

B2-05 Walkin' Happy| A state of "NOT for 
extreme personal use" 


B2-06 


B2-07 


Hail! Hail! The 
Gang's All Here 


American Patrol Subjects will 


euphoria is 
induced for the 
duration of the 
song, often 
incapacitating 
affected 
subjects.