guarding flew open, and T emerged 
through, aimed his Makarov, and took a shot 
at her. She lurched, seeming to fall to the floor. 
‘Everyone out!' He yelled, putting another few 
rounds into her just for good measure. | finally 
got to moving, thinking the she-being dead, 
running over to those who were left alive and 
assisting them. One by one, | helped as many 
as | could. 


But then, that damn emergency system kicked 
in. 


This debacle of a confrontation had done so 
much damage to the facility that the security 
system had thought a break-in was in progress 
- which, granted, it technically was - and as 
such decided that the best course of action 
was to seal all of the exits. The sirens began 
blaring, arguing amongst the personnel and 
soldiers as to if we really should leave was 
indiscriminate and confusing, there were 
wounded, there were dead, and then the 
fucking she-beast woke up. The others didn't 
find out immediately, but | got a front-row seat 
to what happened. 


| was trying to help a wounded scientist, and 
chanced a glance at the area where the 
reactor controls were. Someone had snuck in 
there in an attempt to shut the emergency 
systems down, and | watched with horror as 
she rose behind him quietly, and slowly built a 
growl into a scream. The man froze, turned to 
look at her, and | saw as her hand punched 
through his chest and reached out his back, 
his body beginning to smoke from the 
electricity being pumped into him. She then 
withdrew her hand and screamed again, and 
his corpse fell to the floor. So it was as | had 


feared...she wouldn't be killed so easily. Not 
by us, at least, but luckily, it appeared that she 
had signed her own death warrant. 


| didn't entirely see what happened, but | know 
that after the man fell, the lights went out. 
Perhaps his hand had been on a switch when 
she had killed him, and the electricity had 
gotten into the system? Not a clue. But the 
lights first flickered, then seemed to brighten, 
making it as bright as day inside the facility for 
a number of seconds before the sound of 
shattering glass and surging electricity filled 
the room as the lights, one by one, shattered. 


Dyatlov: And that was the power surge that 
triggered the explosion, you think? 


K : The radiation burns which cover my 
body would suggest that, Mister Dyatlov. 


K smiles grimly. 


K : In any case, yes, that was just before 
the time of the first explosion. There was 
barely enough time for everyone to get out of 
the room when the first explosion sounded off, 
but while some of the other soldiers escorted 
the remaining able-bodied scientists out, 
Azarov and T turned back, going back to 
try and save some of the wounded. | followed, 
though | say it was more of me not knowing 
what | should do than anything else. And just 
like that...everything went silent, my ears 
having to suffer the pain of the loudest noise 
I've ever heard for a fraction of a second 
before silence reigned. Everyone who | could 
see was dripping with sweat. Boiling hot steam 
was filling the room. The night sky was visible 
above us, the one-ton upper plate of the 
reactor casing having been driven through the 


roof by the pressure of the steam. 


Then the second explosion hit, and everyone 
was knocked to the floor. Corpses of the 
wounded lay bloody. My sight went black, 
and...well, when | woke up, | was being 
carried by T down the hallway ata run. | 
saw Azarov running alongside for a moment or 
two, bloody vomit running down his chin and 
chest, before he was pulled back from 
something unseen behind us. | heard - and | 
use 'heard' loosely - him wail with pain and 
surprise as the being shrieked at her next 
victim. 'Stay with me, Vadim!’ T shouted 
as he carried me. 


K 's demeanor shifts to a noticeably sadder 
tone, his eyes beginning to turn pink and 
shining with held-back tears. 


K calf had said to me...'You're going 
to be alright, Tovarisch. | promise you that 
much. ' 


K sighs, his voice shaking with a sob. 
K : May | have a moment, Mister Dyatlov? 


Dyatlov: Of course, Vadim. Take as much 
time as you need. 


K : Thank you. 


K spends the next few moments calming 
himself down, taking deep breaths and closing 
his eyes. 


K : |...don't remember much of those 
moments. | was looking up into his eyes, but 
also looking past his face. The ceiling was 
flaming, parts of the structure would surely be 


coming down. His face was seared with steam 
burns. Blood was trickling from his ears and 
nose. He must have sustained a crippling dose 
of trauma, and yet he was still going, still doing 
his best to save lives, including mine. The 
shrieking and wailing from the being was 
getting quieter, and from a split-second glance 
into a door window as T took me down 
the hallway, | could see that the she-beast was 
pinned under a flaming chunk of ceiling, 
wailing desperately as she attempted to claw 
her way out. For just a split second, | caught 
sight of her face, her sparking eyes, her 
burning hair, her seared skin, her pained facial 
expression...sometimes | still see that face, 
waiting for me in my dreams. 


K shudders. A nurse enters, informing 
Dyatlov that visiting hours are nearly over. 


K : Ah, my apologies. It seems that Pravda 
won't be receiving a full story from me today... 
perhaps tomorrow? 


Dyatlov: | believe | can wait until then, 
Tovarisch. They've been kind in giving me 
leeway with this piece. 


K : Very well. Have a safe journey, Mr. 
Dyatlov. 


Dyatlov: And you, a good night, Mr. K 
< END LOG > 


Afterword: Following the interview, the Ward granted a 
request by Dyatlov to see K the next day. Dyatlov 
knocked on the door a number of times before forcing 
the door open, only to discover the bloody, tattered 
remains of K . The Ward was informed of the 
tragedy, informing Dyatlov and other Psychotronics 


Division agents that there had been a freak electrical 
surge over the night, though it had lasted only a few 
moments. 


The Ward's license has, at the time of this recording, 
been revoked, and patients have been transferred to the 
K Hospital in Moscow until further notice. Requests 
for interviews with other patients of the former Ward are 
pending approval at this time. 


< END DOCUMENT 0401-42-3 > 
SHOW DOCUMENT 0401-42-4 


Foreword: The following is a compilation of police 
reports from the city of Pripyat in the days following the 
incident at the Chernoby! Nuclear Power Plant, all of 
which report sightings of a person believed to be Object 
0401-42. Reports have been doctored to omit 
nonessential information. This information was collected 
by V Lentivenko, a GRU-P Agent and Informational 
Liaison embedded within the Pripyat Regional Militsiya. 


Date recorded: 0/0/198 - /0/198 


< BEGIN DOCUMENT 0401-42-4 > 
< DOCUMENT CLASS: INFORMATIONAL > 


BEGIN REPORT 0714 

Date: 0 /0 /198 

Complaint synopsis: Sighting reported of 
unidentifiable woman of apparent Asian racial 
characteristics near the M Hotel. Subject 
was observed to be walking between the same 
two points in an alleyway for hours on end, 
attempting no communication with any 
passers-by. 

Action taken: Patrol car containing two (2) 
personnel dispatched. 

Result: Subject was nowhere to be found. 


BEGIN REPORT 0736 

Date: /0/198 

Complaint synopsis: Sightings reported of 
humanoid figure stalking the edge of a treeline 
located  -hundred ( 00) meters from the 

K Schoolbuilding. Subject made no 
attempts to approach building, but would not 
leave the area. Caller was a woman working at 
the school, concerned for the safety of the 
children. 

Action taken: Two (2) patrol cars dispatched 
with orders to apprehend suspect if possible. 
Result: Subject was nowhere to be found. 
Patrol cars remained on scene until the end of 
the schoolday, escorting the children home. 


BEGIN REPORT 0747 

Date: /0/198 

Complaint synopsis: Instances of angry 
growling, similar to that of a dog, heard outside 
ofthe - Cinema. No stray dogs were 
known to live in the area, and all dog owners in 
the area claimed that their pets were inside 
that night. Numerous individuals reported 
being perturbed by the noises. 

Action taken: Street section cordoned off, 
investigation launched, (_) Militsiya 
personnel and () researchers being 
involved. 

Result: Source of growling undetected. 
Instances reported to have ceased the next 
day. 


BEGIN REPORT 0778 

Date: /0/198 

Complaint synopsis: Initial complaints 
reported lights flickering within the M Hotel, 
subsequent reports complaining of clumsy 
maintenance work causing several loud bangs 
coming from the maintenance hallways. Hotel 


employees, when questioned, reported that all 
maintenance personnel were absent that night. 
Action taken: Hotel occupants evacuated for 
several hours, thorough sweep of building by 

-  ( ) personnel conducted. 
Result: No signs of unusual presences 
concluded to exist. Hotel occupants allowed to 
re-enter building and return to their rooms. 


BEGIN REPORT 0791 

Date: /0/198 

Complaint synopsis: Reports of a power 
outage, followed by loud, agonized yelling, 
reported by many inhabitants of M Hotel 
the night following the sweep. Upon arrival of 
Militsiya personnel, a crime scene was 
discovered, the eviscerated corpse of a man 
identified as Konstantyn T found in bed. 
Signs of struggle present. T 's neck was 
torn open, both arms sliced open from the 
base of the hand to the elbow, and 
approximately 68% of T 's facial skin was 
reported to be 'ripped off’. On the wall, Tdi con 
s6ng, which translates roughly to "I still live" in 
Vietnamese, was written in blood, which 
matched that of T when DNA tested. 
Action taken: Hotel evacuated, personnel 
from the Pripyat General Hospital called to the 
scene. Body brought to coroner. Room 
quarantined until further notice. Crime scene 
investigation, comprising militsiya personnel 
and agents of the GRU, conducted. 

Result: No conclusion as to the murderer's 
identity reached. Upon request from Executive 
Director lvashutin, the GRU was given 
permission to quarantine the building and 
continue the investigation privately. 


< END DOCUMENT 0401-42-4 > 


SCP-880: Trapped Winter 


Item #: SCP-880 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: A perimeter has been 
established 5 kilometres from the edge of SCP-880, and non- 
authorized personnel entering this area are to be detained, 
questioned, and issued Class-A amnestics. Several observation 
outposts have been constructed in the surrounding area to provide 
overwatch and to alert perimeter patrols should civilians be 
approaching. Due to the domicile nature of the effect surrounding 
SCP-880, the airspace within an 8 kilometre radius has been 
declared unsafe for flying, with corresponding cover plan - 


Description: SCP-880 is a town established in Quebec, Canada. 
Various signs and documents found within SCP-880 list the town's 
name as , founded in 18 . Retrieved pieces of [REDACTED] 
and [REDACTED] within SCP-880 support 19 as the date which it 
was abandoned. A census (document 880-18) found within the city 
hall lists the populationas —§ . SCP-880 has an observed effect 
extending to kilometres, covering [REDACTED]. All roads and 
entrances into SCP-880 have been removed or altered so that they 
join with existing roadway outside of SCP-880. 


SCP-880 exhibits several abnormal characteristics, most notably 
what appears to be a nearly constant blizzard', breaking for an 
average of 1-2 hours daily. Analysis of this event has determined 
SCP-880 experiences no snowfall, and intense winds have 
produced various squalls which cause the illusion of a blizzard. 
Despite the potential of snow drifts within SCP-880, no level of snow 
deeper than sixteen (16) centimetres has been found within 
SCP-880 or in the surrounding area. Anything entering SCP-880 
during a storm or within when a storm begins has so far proven to 
be irrevocably lost, despite extensive search and rescue efforts. 
GPS location fails shortly after a storm begins, transmission and 


SHOW DOCUMENT 0401-42-5 


Foreword: The following is a report filed by D 

Chernov, Lead Investigator of GRU-P's Investigational 
and Informational Taskforce, in the aftermath of Pripyat 
Militsiya Report 0791, detailing the death of former GRU- 
P security personnel Efr. Konstantyn T 


Date recorded: 0 /0/198 


< BEGIN DOCUMENT 0401-42-5 > 
< DOCUMENT CLASS: INFORMATIONAL/ 
CONCLUSIONARY > 


Conclusionary report as to the status of 
Object 0401-42 
DATE OF COMPILATION: 0/0 /198 


LOCATION: M Hotel, City of Pripyat, Kiev 
Oblast, Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, 
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 


ANALYSIS: Comrades, we all by now know 
the extent to which 0401-42's containment 
breach has escalated. The incident has turned 
into a twofold crisis; the meltdown and 
explosions caused by 0401-42's presence at 
the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant threaten to 
plague vast quantities of land of not just the 
Soviet Union, but also much of Europe, with 
nuclear particles carried across the continent 
by the shifting weather. Already, tens of 
thousands of personnel of the Soviet Army 
have been mobilized to contain the threat 
posed by the Chernobyl Nuclear Plant, but the 
citizens of Pripyat continue to live in 
informational isolation as to their perilous 
situation. This, on its own, is a travesty, but 
coupled with the presence of 0401-42, this 
could turn into a catastrophe the likes of which 
the world has never known. 


We must acknowledge that our procedures of 
containment for 0401-42 were not as strong as 
they could, or indeed, should, have been. 
Mistakes were made along the entirety of the 
duration of her containment in Psychotronics 
Division facilities, ranging from physical abuse 
to emotional disregard and isolation. In some 
ways, it could be said that we treated her 
worse than she was treated by her captors in 
the Indochinese conflict over a decade prior to 
this incident. The resumption of testing on her 
capabilities, the exposure of her raw, 
traumatized, stressed psyche to the sounds of 
the war that had cost her countless loved 
Ones, and the untimely and unprofessional 
execution of who she called Ban, is believed to 
have resulted in such profound emotional and 
psychological trauma that the full extent of her 
ability to harness her powers was realized. 
This, of course, led her to begin the vicious 
and murderous cycle which has cost the lives 
of an estimated - ( ) personnel, spread 
across the GRU-P, the Chernobyl Nuclear 
Power Plant, andthe th Motor Rifle 
Regiment. 


RECOMMENDED COURSE OF ACTION: The 
Investigational and Informational Taskforce, 
having confided the preceding information, 
recommends a multitude of actions be taken 
immediately: 


- Utter and total evacuation of the city of 
Pripyat until Object 0401-42 is confirmed 
terminated. 

- Establishment of a Psychotronics Division- 
affiliated entity within the 'Liquidation' taskforce 
being formed by Soviet Army units at the 
Chernobyl site. 

- Termination of aforementioned Object to be 


given Class-B prioritization. Should termination 
be deemed impossible or otherwise 
implausible, containment of 0401-42 to the 
area surrounding the abandoned city of Pripyat 
to be the new priority. 


SIGNED: D Chernov 


Incident 239-Abridged 


This report is STUPID. All people involved in it are complete 
and utter weirdos. 


On 


log re: SCP-239 


Let me get this straight: we've got a hyperdangerous 
reality bender in containment, and instead of killing her, 
we give her a fucking spellbook and tell her she can only 
use magic we approve. Yeah, because 9-year-old girls 
never age, and never experiment with new things. And 
using her to contain other SCPs? Really? Whose bright 
idea was that?