Dr. Kondraki stops to observe the damage, as the disc 
(confirmed to be SCP-388) continues through Site 19 
and eventually comes to rest 2 km away from the 
research facility. Dr. Kondraki approaches SCP-083 with 
a firearm drawn. 


SCP-083 begins to regenerate, and stand up while 
bracing against the nearby wall. Dr. Kondraki is seen 
speaking, before taking off down Hallway Y-8. SCP-083 
follows shortly after, hopping on one leg until the other 
regenerates. Seen screaming curses. 


LOG ENDS 
Audio Log 083-D-K-4 


Dr. Kondraki — Well, at least you’ve got a leg to stand 
on, Count! 


SCP-083 — I’m going to kill you slowly when | get my 
hands on you! You don’t even know what kind of 
shitstorm you’ve gotten yourself into human, but I’m 
going to kill you and destroy everything you hold dear! 


Dr. Kondraki — What was that? | couldn’t hear you over 
all that arterial spurting. [He gestures to the missing leg] 
Hey, you know if this vampire thing doesn’t work out, 
you'd make a great pirate! 


SCP-083 — In about 5 seconds my leg is going to 
regenerate and I’m going to tear you to pieces. 


Dr. Kondraki — Break a leg, Drac. [Dr. Kondraki departs] 


SCP-083 — I'll tear a chunk out of you for every one of 
those stupid retorts! Every single one! 


It was at this point, as Dr. Kondraki exited the area with SCP-083 in 
pursuit, that MTF-R-2 arrived to attempt to restore containment of 


“Duke”. The termination attempt had been considered a failure by 
command and the orders were limited to damage control. 
Unfortunately, the other security teams were still en route, and were 
never able to assist MTF-R-2. If the order hadn’t gone out to 
evacuate all Euclid objects from the sector, they might have been 
able to. - 05-2 


Security Log Y-083-K 


Dr. Kondraki makes it to a three way intersection before 
SCP-083 begins to catch up. A forklift moving a large 
metal box is moving up the incline directly to Dr. 
Kondraki’s right. 


SCP-083 rounds the corner, but impacts the forklift which 
had been maneuvered to block the hall. Dr. Kondraki is 
seen at the door of a central staircase. At this time, they 
were on the 15th floor of the facility. SCP-083 proceeds 
to throw the metal box in a fit of frustration, before 
beginning to move the forklift. 


Dr. Kondraki flees down the staircase. The metal box 
opens as it impacts the ceiling, and a large, disheveled 
ball of metal objects is dislodged and begins rolling down 
the incline. 


MTF-R-2 arrives by way of the central staircase to 
SCP-083’s current location. Dr. Kondraki passes MTF- 
R-2. 


Contact with MTF-R-2 lost. 


EXCERPT FROM POST-INCIDENT INTERVIEW 083- 
CLEF-01 


Interviewer: Seriously? No mistakes? 


Clef: | can't really see that Dr. Kondraki made any 
mistakes in his termination protocol up to this point, no. 


Interviewer: Seriously? 


possible. In addition, they are more emotionally sensitive to changes 
in their financial status, both positive and negative. 


Addendum: 
Several experiments regarding the effects of SCP-832 have been 
performed. Logs from these experiments can be found below. 


Experiment Log 832-1: 

Subject is given SCP-832 and is asked to recite their total financial 
assets in US dollars, Euros, and Yen. Upon further review, all 
answers are found to be correct. Subject is asked to place SCP-832 
back into its safe. Subject refuses, claiming that “every cent is 
precious.” Subject is assured that he will be given the equivalent 
amount immediately after placing SCP-832 back into containment. 
Subject refuses again. SCP-832 is then forcibly removed from the 
subject’s possession, after which he begins to panic and becomes 
aggravated. Testing halted pending psychological review. Upon 
completion of further experiments, some story must be created to 
encourage subjects to place SCP-832 back into containment. 


Experiment Log 832-2: 
Note: This test demonstrates some precognition in SCP-832's 
effects. 


Subject is given SCP-832 and shown a lottery ticket purchased by 
Researcher . Subject is asked the value of the ticket, which he 
claims to be $15 (US). Subject is told that the electronic safe is his 
bank, and he places SCP-832 back into the safe, closing it. After 
playing the ticket properly, Researcher wins $15 (US). 


Experiment Log 832-3: 

Subject is given SCP-832 and an ordinary US half dollar. The 
subject is asked for the value of both objects. Subject states the 
value of the half dollar to be 50 cents (US) and the value of 
SCP-832 to be “impossible to quantify.” Subject would not go into 
further detail when asked. 


Experiment Log 832-4: 

Subject is given SCP-832. Subject is asked for the current value of 
her checking account, and the correct value is given. Subject's 
checking account is accessed from an off-site ATM, and $200 are 


Clef: None at all. He had a primary kill mechanism, a 
backup plan, and a tertiary plan as well. The fact that his 
plan didn't survive first contact with the enemy wasn't his 
fault. The deaths of MTF-Rho-2 were a sad and 
unforeseeable consequence of the Euclid-class SCiPs 
being moved... 


Interviewer: | see. So tell me, Dr. Clef, what if all of this 
wasn't part of some plan, and he'd been making it up as 
he went along? 


Clef: <laughs> In that case, sir, I'd say that Dr. Kondraki 
was a Suicidal fool. But he certainly wouldn't have... 


Interviewer: ... 
Clef: ... he did? 


Interviewer: | have here a copy of Dr. Kondraki's 
termination procedure proposal. Step one is his plan to 
use cat urine and a pistol loaded with silver bullets. 
Backup plans two, three, four, And five are listed as, and 
| quote, 'Wing It,’ 'Make Something Up,’ 'Cross That 
Bridge When | Come To It,’ and 'Put My Head Between 
My Knees And Kiss My Ass Goodbye.’ 


Clef: [EXPLETIVE REDACTED] 
Mobile Task Force Rho-2’s Combat Log 


MTF-R-2-1 — We're coming up the staircase now, to 
SCP-083’s last known location. Sounds of a struggle are 
coming from above, our intel must be spot on. 


MTF-R-2-6 — He really screwed the pooch on this one. 
Garlic piss, where does he get that? 


MTF-R-2-1 — Quiet on the approach, Six. 
MTF-R-2-3 — Sir, incoming subject, humanoid! 


MTF-R-2-9 — lt’s...he’s in a lab coat, it’s not Duke. He’s 


running straight at us, sir, neutralize him? 


MTF-R-2-1 — Ready subdermal electroneutralizers, on 
my...what the hell is that noise? 


[unidentified] ....fuck fuck fuck shit fuck dammit shit 
fuck! Get the hell out of the way, run for your fucking 
lives! 


MTF-R-2-2 — He’s taking off down the stairs, must have 
been Dr. Kondraki! But | don’t see SCP-083! 


MTF-R-2-1 — No contact on Duke, continue up the st- 
MTF-R-2-5 — What the hell is that!? It’s... massive! 
MTF-R-2-1 — Open fire, open fir- 

[unintelligible screams] 

[Unknown] - It just crushed him! Get out of here, ge- 
[screams continue, audio cuts out] 


It was at this point that command began to realize that SCP-083 
wasn't the only threat to Site 19 during this incident. Although at this 
point in time, SCP-083 had caused the death of 17 personnel, Dr. 
Konaraki had been involved in three cases of containment failure. 
Most of these personnel had been minor employees, making their 
loss minor in comparison. MTF-R-2 would be found by site security 
teams at the bottom of the staircase, completely entangled in 
SCP-162, with several already having been crushed to death, or 
bled out due to numerous lacerations. Containment of SCP-083 was 
quickly becoming a distant possibility, and Dr. Kondraki had 
vanished from visual contact. At the same time, another SCP had 
breached containment on the opposite side of the facility, and the 
chaos made details scarce. Meanwhile, SCP-083 was on a rampage 
trying to locate the doctor. Command was in disarray, and a choice 
would have to be made soon. It wasn’t soon enough. - O5-2 


EXCERPT FROM POST-INCIDENT INTERVIEW 083- 
Iceberg-42 


Interviewer: And so you're of the opinion Dr. Kondraki 
handled things recklessly? 


Iceberg: Oh, yes, definitely. 

Interviewer: Would you call him a potential liability? 
Iceberg: Obviously. He’s a danger just walking around. 
Interviewer: | see. Well then Doctor I- 


Iceberg: | mean, look at him. The guy’s a lunatic. And 
One given far too much power. 


Interviewer: Alright then- 


Iceberg: Clearly he needs to be removed from his post. 
Probably terminated. 


Interviewer: Doctor Iceberg, that is n- 


Iceberg: Now, see, this leaves a slight opening. Head of 
Research at Site 17. Nice job. Now, you see, with him 
gone, we need someone..... reliable to take his place. 


Interviewer: .... 


Iceberg: And | think I’m just the person to do it. I’m 
reliable, hardworking, good at hand to hand, intelligent, 
mostly sane, good at organizing, | Know over 40 kinds of 
improvised explosives, I- 


Interviewer: That's quite enough Doctor Iceberg. | 
believe our interview is over. 


Iceberg: Inter.... Interview? You mean.... All this was 
recorded? 


Interviewer: Yes. 


Iceberg: And Kondraki will be able to see this? 


Interviewer: Possibly. 
Iceberg: ...... | need to go write my will. 
Security Log C-083-K 


Visual contact resumed with Dr. Kondraki, seen breaking 
into a testing lab on the 7th floor, takes possession of an 
experimental high-tension cable, constructed from an 
SCP-143 alloy with carbon nano-structures. 


SCP-083 seen arriving on the 7th floor, in pursuit of Dr. 
Kondraki. Security teams arrive to contain SCP-083 but 
fail to make an impact. Teams 4, 8, and 14 are wiped 
out. SCP-083 continues on his path. 


Dr. Kondraki recovers and dons a pair of converse 
sneakers, recovered from Safe object containment. Dr. 
Kondraki appears to move at an accelerated pace. Exits 
containment sector, heading down Hallway D-3. 


SCP-083 continues pursuit of Dr. Kondraki, ruining the 
containment sector. Is unable to catch Dr. Kondraki due 
to his enhanced speed, but is able to make up time by 
bypassing walls in his path. Physically. 


Dr. Kondraki begins to move towards the Keter 
containment sector, his clearance bypassing the 
automated security systems. Proceeds to next 
checkpoint. All Mobile Task Forces are alerted to the 
situation. 


SCP-083 is slowed by the security checkpoints, and 
further resistance by site security. SCP-083’s 
regeneration is able to keep up with any wounds 
inflicted. Site put on full alert, and all forces are 
redirected to Keter containment. 


Dr. Kondraki continues to pass through checkpoints. 
Arrives in a large containment room with a single door 
opposite to the entrance. Dr. Kondraki’s security 


clearance is unable to clear the last checkpoint. He pulls 
an object from his coat, resembling a conical object with 
a pistol grip. 


SCP-083 arrives in the room. Looks confused, proceeds 
into the center of the room. Dr. Kondraki no longer 
visible. SCP-083 approaches the lone door. 


Dr. Kondraki’s voice is detected, appearance of SCP-408 
reveals him standing near the entrance to the room. A 
verbal exchange is observed, before Dr. Kondraki 
speaks into the hand held object (visuals confirm it to be 
a megaphone of insignificant make). 


Tremors begin to rock the area, and several stress 
fractures are opened on the wall with the door. 


Containment of Keter level threat SCP-682 
compromised. 


EXCERPT FROM POST-INCIDENT INTERVIEW 083- 
Dr. Gears-62 


Dr. Gears: Reckless is a relative term. Viewed purely 
from the vantage point of a termination test carried out 
against a nearly-invulnerable humanoid SCP object, Dr. 
Kondraki’s test achieved only a low to medium degree of 
collateral damage. 


Interviewer: So you feel that Dr. Kondraki’s actions were 
acceptable? 


Dr. Gears: He achieved his intended goal. However, the 
loss of manpower, multiple containment breaches, 
widespread damage to Site 19, and general lack of 
planning represent a gross oversight on the part of Dr. 
Kondraki. 


Interviewer: Demolishing a good chunk of a site is a 
little more than oversight in planning. 


Dr. Gears: ...Sir, if | may say, | think we are focusing on 


the wrong direction. We assume that Dr. Kondraki is a 
“loose cannon’, a person who is reckless and puts zero 
foresight into anything he does. However, this is a 
narrow and dangerous assumption. 


Interviewer: ...What are you talking about? 


Dr. Gears: The human brain has a tendency to view 
highly complex and rapid patterns as random events. | 
believe that Dr. Kondraki used the termination of 
SCP-083 as an excuse, and the resulting highly 
destructive “chase” and containment breaches as a 
distraction. 


Interviewer: So you're saying...he planned it? 


Dr. Gears: Not in a traditional sense. To use a 
mathematical example, he started with the solution, and 
worked backwards to create the problem. The multiple 
containment failures, the evacuation of items, SCP-083 
and its attacks on site staff, all these stretched the 
resources of Site 19 to a dangerously thin level. This 
allowed him to achieve what | hypothesize to be his true 
goal. 


Interviewer: ...which would be? 
Dr. Gears: To ride SCP-682. 


EXCERPT FROM POST-INCIDENT INTERVIEW 083- 
CLEF-01 


Clef: WAIT, WHAT!? 
Audio Log C-682-K 


Dr. Kondraki: Well well well, look where we've ended up 
now, Duke. Any guesses as to what’s behind door 
number one? 


SCP-083: | couldn’t give any less of a damn, because all 
| know is that | cut off the entrance to this area as | came 


in. You're trapped in here, doctor, trapped with me, and 
I’m going to enjoy every moment ot it. 


Dr. Kondraki: [Laughs] | figure you’d do something like 
that. I'll admit that this wasn’t the best place to make a 
tactical retreat, but | do still have my trump. 


SCP-083: And what’s that, those stupid butterflies? You 
can't hide forever, and | will find you. 


Dr. Kondraki: Oh god | cannot wait to see your face! 
[Gestures to the megaphone] But first, why don’t we 
invite our friend out from his little room? 


Dr. Kondraki begins screaming a series of obscenities 
into the megaphone. SCP-083 attempts to cover his ears 
to no effect. 


SCP-083: What are yo- 


[Roars and sounds of buckling metal and cracking 
concrete fill the air] 


SCP-083: [Looks behind him] You....you son of a-! 
TRANSMISSION LOST 


It was at this point that Command for Site 19 made the decision to 
quarantine all of Sector 3 for floors 7-15, sealing it from top to 
bottom and effectively sealing everything within the premises. With 
SCP-682 on the loose, SCP-083 still a threat, and Dr. Kondraki still 
breathing, it was hoped that the three would end up killing each 
other. With the survivor being significantly weakened by the 
preceding brawl, containment teams would move in to restore order. 
There were several unforeseen issues with this plan, namely not 
accounting for SCP-682 (who was contained in the sector ona 
purely temporary basis), or Dr. Kondraki’s ingenuity. If it had taken 
such things into consideration, it would be wise to have suggested 
the use of nuclear weaponry. -O5-2 


Security Log C-682-K 


Dr. Kondraki is able to escape the initial charge of 
SCP-682 as it plows through the room, disappearing 
once again in a cloud of SCP-408. 


SCP-083 is seen engaging SCP-682, looking severely 
damaged from the assault but rapid regeneration is 
already observed helping him recover. SCP-083 is seen 
attempting to speak to SCP-682. 


SCP-682 pauses for a moment, and “speaks” for a 
moment. Without warning, SCP-682 strikes at SCP-083 
and tosses him across the room while severing two of his 
arms and one leg. 


SCP-083 attempts to retreat and regenerate, but isn’t 
able to make distance between himself and SCP-682. 


SCP-682 devours SCP-083 whole. No activity until a 
large, rearing motion is made back.