Discovery: Leatop Plaza management has testified that the floor 
containing SCP-2745 has been vacant for two weeks, previously 
containing an art studio. Janitorial employees later discovered 
SCP-2745 during cleaning prior to new occupants. 57 CD copies of 
the folk aloum Parallelograms, by Linda Perhacs, was recovered 
near SCP-2745 following Foundation discovery. A note was 
transcribed on a printed page of a Foundation Journal’: 


Stable threshold has been created. Ingress acceptable. 


Note to future Observation Post: entities within threshold 
are not hostile, likelihood of threshold collapse 10% by 
2150, at least. Do not attempt recovery of humans, and 
Perhacs-3 does not require extra containment. 


Temporal anomalies should NOT be present. I've already 
used them to begin Alizarin's process. DO NOT ENTER 
THE CORNER IF ANY ARE DETECTED. Paradoxes are 
highly volatile. 


Alizarin should be seen at 1932 if they're careful, 1933 if 
not. 


- Pritchard 


Interview and assessment of Linda Perhacs, currently residing in 
Topanga Canyon, California, has revealed no relation to anomalous 


events or persons. SCP-2695 and SCP-2825 are to be considered 
related to SCP-2745 due to POI-089, "Mark Pritchard". 


Exploration Log 2745-PCN2: Agent Wallis volunteered to partially 
explore SCP-2745 on 8/21/20 . After a psychological evaluation and 
psychotherapy in regards to Agent Wallis' mental stability, 
concerning their recent diagnosis of Bipolar disorder while under 
Foundation employment, HMCL Clark consented to exploration of 
SCP-2745. 


Nothing new after walking for about 3 minutes. | entered 
from the side of the corner closest to the window— it was 
pretty cool, watching it stretch bigger and bigger, could 
see all the scuff marks and, hm, the grazes on it. 
Eventually, | had walked so far that | could only see the 
black frame of the window and the grey and white stains 
in the ground. | think | was walking into a ridge in the 
room's tiling, as my perspective on the room got smaller. 


And, uh, | expected to start dust particles or something 
up close while moving in— or, moving towards, the 
center of 2745. But there was nothing but the window, 
the wall, and the ground. It didn't feel like | was moving, it 
was more like watching myself walk forward in a 
recording, the camera constantly moving in. Eventually, 
my vision was left with only the black window frame, the 
white plaster, and the grey floor tile. There was a portion 
of the walk where | could see the grooves in the floor, 
like miles of torn-up canyons— but like | said, | couldn't 
really interact with it. It was more like | was walking 
above it. 


About 2 more minutes of the walking until | saw 
something. It took another minute for me to reach it, and 
it was an article of children's clothing. It got me thinking 
about, what was his name, Blake's son. 


But yeah. | saw a T-shirt on the ground. Red, with a logo. 
It was kinda torn up, but it wasn't wrinkled. It was 
completely flat, like someone took the time to iron it to 
the ground. | noted it and kept walking. 


| had been gone for twenty more minutes. | had already 
lost contact with the guys back at the Observation Post. | 
was being unreasonable, and | should have turned back. 
But... hm. | can talk about that later, it didn't have 
anything to do with the skip itself. I'm sure about that. 


But during those 20 minutes, | could hear a woman 
singing and a guitar, about every five minutes or so, | 
managed to record that. It was after the third time | heard 
those sounds, that only then | noticed | was walking in a 
huge hall, with white arches and pillars, with white beds. 
White sheets, white bedframe, white pillow. The kind of 
white that angers people if you spill something on it. 


And the hall was empty, for the most part. But not even 
half a minute of walking, and | can make out some 
clothed figures, shuffling slowly between the beds. Of 
course, there were more humanoids inside of the beds. 
I'm sure they were just normal people, but you know | 
brought back samples for confirmation. 


Exploration Log Addendum 2745-PCN2: SCP-2745-1 refers to 
several autonomous mannequins residing in a spatial area within 
SCP-2745. Agent Wallis reported a total of 20 instances of 
SCP-2745-1, all consisting of polymer normally used in store 
mannequins. Interaction of SCP-2745-1 is exclusively limited to 
unconscious human subjects inhabiting SCP-2745, particularly 
subjects that occupied beds noted by Agent Wallis . 


SCP-2745-1 does not appear to be sapient, and acts ina 
predictable manner. Instances of SCP-2745-1 were noted to wear 
different sets of clothing when interacting with human subjects. 
Actions towards subjects included sitting next to the subject, holding 
hands, checking their pulse, and adjusting the subject's bed sheets. 
Wallis has also mentioned watching one SCP-2745-1 speaking to a 
subject, but was unable to explain further. 


Samples of human subjects within SCP-2745 has confirmed no 
matches with living or dead persons. 


The following is a sample of Wallis’ recordings from within 


SCP-2745, while approaching instances of SCP-2745-1. Samples of 
music appear to feature Linda Perhacs as the singer, though the 
album "Parallelograms" does not feature the samples recorded. 


> 2745RecEx02h .mp3 


So | kept walking past the beds, through the hall. Three 
and a half more minutes of walking, and the music | was 
hearing before was coming back, stronger. I'm not sure if 
there's some sort of visual effect to 2745 or if it was just 
what | was seeing itself, but | could make out the shape 
of a human torso— arms at it's side, swaying a bit like it 
was underwater. 


| was handling being in there pretty well, but this threw 
me off. It was the lady on the CD albums that recon had 
found earlier, Perhacs was it? She was just smiling with 
her eyes closed, her hair draping her front. | realized that 
she had to be at least 100 feet tall— sorry, 30 meters, 
from her head to her torso. The rest of her, if there was 
any, looked firmly fixed beneath the ground. 


And then the ceiling— the sky broke. | watched it begin 
to turn red. Not a frightening red, but a warm red, like a 
car's brake-lights in the dark. And the video recording 
won't show it, but | KNOW | saw some kind of structure 
overhead, some huge bridge. I'd believe that sensation 
of seeing something like that was an empathic effect, but 
| wasn't focusing on that. 


Above Perhacs, | could see dashes of black in the red, 
and it was MORE people. Just random people you'd see 
on the street, falling at terminal velocity. | closed my ears 
and looked away, expecting to hear them hit the ground, 
but nothing. | turned back to Perhacs, and it was like 
someone had paused a tape. Some bodies were floating 
downwards, others had already landed on beds. None of 
them were damaged, or looked like they had just 
slammed into the ground. Meanwhile, Perhacs, she was 
cradling 3 of them. Somewhat motherly, but more like 
she was holding a lover's head. She just had the look of 


someone that could see something else in a person, 
something that we don't just miss, but fail to detect. 
Melancholy comfort, | would say. 


| walked past the bodies on the ground and in the beds, 
but | didn't touch them. The way | came across these 
"areas" in 2745, it felt like a presentation of events. | 
didn't want to turn back yet. 


So... give me a second... 8 more minutes of walking, 
and | hit a wall. Endless stretch of chalky white wall. | 
went to the left, holding it. By that point, that's where 
Greenwood saw me coming out. Wouldn't outrule the 
possibility of re-entering 2745 from the building's wall, 
rather than walking straight into the corner. 


...I'm not crazy. Don't think | am. But seeing myself only 
move forward, with the end being "that." And you better 
not— look, this isn't just me being caught up in some 
mind-affecting anomaly's "THE LIGHT COMETH, OPEN 
YOUR EYES" type of response, alright Selway? I'm 
being as sincere as | possibly can right now. | really 
believe this is something that more people, more people 
HERE, should see. 


Working here has a toll. | already live with my own 
problems, and everyone | work with knows that. But 
there's a lack of faith that people need to constantly kick 
themselves for, something to keep them from offing 
themselves. Maybe this could be an example of that. 
Maybe a bit of reassurance that there's an end, past all 
the endings we've already gone through. 


Or maybe | just let this one anomaly get to my head. | 
dunno. It might have been the other two skips, reading 
their summaries. But this was— It was reassuring to me. 
lt was almost "normal". 


Incident 2745-B [8/21/2010]: 4 citizens have reported witnessing a 
towering "shadow" appearing near Leatop Plaza. After Provisional 
Observation Post recon investigated surveillance near Leatop Plaza 


following Agent Wallis' exploration within SCP-2745, a humanoid of 
similar height to Leatop Plaza and identical to Agent Wallis in 
appearance could be seen pressing against an invisible barrier, and 
walking in place while holding one hand against it, corresponding to 
how they exited SCP-2745. 


Researcher Olsen has suggested that a portion of SCP-2745 may 
extend outside of the floor it is contained within. Class C amnestics 
were distributed accordingly; Researcher Olsen has recommended 
updated containment procedures, due to SCP-2745's likely multi- 
dimensional and memory-affecting impact on nearby civilians. 


Footnotes 

1. Ferraro, Holly, "Stitched Distance: A Theory on Dimensions That 
Withstand The Test of Time and Space",Phenomenology: A 
Foundation Project(2001): 486 


« SCP-2744 | SCP-2745 | SCP-2746 » 


SCP-2746: is dead. 


Item #: SCP-2746 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: The main entrance to 
SCP-2746 is to be cordoned off, and is only to be accessible via 
Storage Room 111-1 (SR 111-1). Due to SCP-2746's location in a 
heavily populated area, the door to SR 111-1 is to be monitored 
from Site-45-A, which is tasked with responding to any attempts to 
vandalize or break in to SCP-2746. This door is to be equipped with 
a deadbolt lock to prevent civilian interference. 


Personnel are to be given large, disposable gowns to wear in place 
of original clothing while traveling through SCP-2746. Before 
traveling through SCP-2746, personnel are required to remove any 
clothing and personal accessories from their person, excluding 
protective gear and accessories used for medical or eye correction 
purposes. 


Due to the nature of SCP-2746, most clothing and equipment has 
been deemed unnecessary for exploration into SCP-2746-1 and 
must be stored in a designated storage locker in SR 111-1. Upon 
arrival to SCP-2746-1, personnel are to deposit these gowns in 
Storage Room 111-2 (SR 111-2). When returning, gowns should be 
retrieved after exploration for either reuse or disposal and all 
personal effects should be collected. 


Equipment needed for exploration into SCP-2746-1 must be carried 
entirely through baggage, and be tailored for animal use if possible. 


Description: SCP-2746 is an underground tunnel located in Las 
Vegas, Nevada, approximately 250 m north of Site-45-A. SCP-2746 
primarily functions as a stable, two-way portal between Las Vegas 


and an extradimensional space, designated SCP-2746-1. 


On the left side of SCP-2746's main entrances are two storage 
rooms: Storage Room 111-1 (SR 111-1), located within Las Vegas, 
and Storage Room 111-2 (SR 111-2), located within SCP-2746-1. 
Both of these rooms have a door leading to the exterior, and a door 
leading to the interior of SCP-2746. 


As a human travels through SCP-2746, they will take on the physical 
appearance of a non-human animal; no pattern or explanation has 
been determined to explain why the transformation results in any 
particular species. This process has been observed to begin with the 
subject's skeletal structure, and end with the skin, size, and internal/ 
external organs matching those of the non-human species. Human 
subjects retain their vocal cords and sapience when they arrive at 
SCP-2746-1. 


Nonhuman subjects do not undergo the same changes as human 
subjects when crossing SCP-2746. When any organism, excluding 
humans, approaches SCP-2746-1, they will only develop functional 
vocal cords. They retain their level of intelligence while within 
SCP-2746-1, but may be capable of repeating rudimentary or 
familiar phrases depending on their intelligence. 


This effect will progress as the subject travels through SCP-2746, 
and will be complete when he or she reaches SCP-2746-1. This 
process will reverse itself as they return to Las Vegas. It is currently 
unknown whether this effect stems from SCP-2746, or a proximity to 
SCP-2746-1. 


SCP-2746-1 is a forested landmass approximately 111km in 
diameter. Examination of the outer boundaries of the landmass 
suggest it to be floating in midair. Atmospheric pressure and 
temperature are comparable to temperate Earth conditions at sea 
level. Records located within SCP-2746-1 suggest that the 
landmass was inhabited by sapient, non-human animals, estimated 
770 to 780 in number. These inhabitants appear to have been able 
to construct complex structures and tools, and have formed a pious, 
[REDACTED]-based Oligarchy. According to records discovered in 
the ruins of several government-supported churches, the social 
class and hierarchy of the population of SCP-2746-1 was divided 


into three groups, identified as "Auaeesfyuaw" ("crafters"), 
"Waoi'ireeuaw" ("scholars"), and "Oi'li'uagepiryw" ("honorables"). 


Addendum-2746: The 'crafters', who were thirteen in number, are 
noted to have been the highest social class, below the 'Yizezyua' 
(translation: The 'Maker'. It is unclear whether this term referred to a 
major religious figure or a god). The crafters are said to have played 
a vital role in the construction of both SCP-2746-1, and [DATA 
EXPUNGED]. The scholars represented the personal servants and 
assistants of the crafters, and were typically selected from the 
Honorable social class after birth. The majority of inhabitants 
belonged to the Honorable class, which consisted of artisans, 
carpenters, and artists. 


SCP-2746-1's economy functioned off of a barter system, and 
lacked any official form of currency. The former government's 
legislation suggest that the original inhabitants were incapable of 
dying, and originally did not require any food sources. This effect is 
not present in subjects entering SCP-2746-1. 


An estimated [REDACTED] years ago, the inhabitants of 
SCP-2746-1 were involved in a civil war (referred to as Event 
Nachash), which ended in the crucifixion of two crafters, the majority 
of the honorables and scholars, and the abandonment of 
SCP-2746-1 by the surviving inhabitants. 


According to recovered documents, Event Nachash was the result of 
‘the Maker’ declaring that humans were to be banished from 
SCP-2746-1, and that a penalty requiring that all citizens acquire the 
need to eat in order to ‘preserve their sanity’. Due to a lack of 
available food sources and farming knowledge, the honorable class 
resorted to eating other inhabitants while the scholar class was 
given access to several private gardens with a variety of fruit- 
bearing plants. 


A large majority of SCP-2746-1's population broke away from its 
government and formed an organization called the 'Sgualayw i's 
(Translation: the 'Furies of ') shortly after this penalty was put in 
place. This organization was led by former crafters Fredrick and 
Agathos, and scholar Clovis with the goal of killing 'the Maker’ due to 
‘unfair treatment’. 


suspended. 


Note: As we informed you the sixth time, Dr. Blast, under no 
conditions are we approving your emergency transfer requests. O5-