The exit then swings open. If the residents do not immediately step 
out, the words "get home safe" are continually repeated (up to 
150db over the course of one hour, causing permanent hearing 
loss). If, after one hour, residents still have not stepped outside, the 
game cycle will begin prematurely and an entity will enter the house 
and forcibly eject them. Entities to date include two mature grizzly 
bears, a colossal squid, and a guerilla ambush from an unknown 
army. Upon crossing the threshold, residents are transported to a 
new climate containing traps, puzzles, and exaggerated, hostile 
creatures. The only consistency between environments is a large 
stopwatch-style digital display projected in the sky. SCP-2132-01 
disappears, and the goal of the game cycle is to locate it and return 
inside by the time the stopwatch reaches 0. 


Both SCP-2132 and SCP-2132-01 were discovered during a raid on 
a Marshall, Carter & Dark club, where they were advertised in the 
program as "a retreat from the mundane into the fantastic". 


Testing Logs: (The sets of supplies varies between cycles, but 
always contains the first-aid kit, map, compass, and thermometer) 


Date: / /19 
Involved personnel: Agent Albright, Agent Solomon, 
Ms. 


Supplies given: Three snowsuits, bag of cotton balls, 
paintbrush, matchbook, safety pin, two Beretta 9mm 
handguns (no ammunition) 

Environment materialized: Arctic tundra, -32 degrees 
Celsius, snowing consistently 

Outcome: Agent Albright victory with minor bruising; 
Agent Solomon victory with no injuries; Ms. loss. 
Notes: Agent Albright has been officially commended for 
her quick thinking and resourcefulness in rescuing Agent 
Solomon from the "creeping ice" trap. Ms. 's 
body rematerialized on the porch post-game-cycle and 
her death was reported to Pottawattamie County as a 
wild dog attack. No further questions have been posited. 
Number of agents guarding upped to three. 


Date: / /19 

Involved personnel: Agent Albright, Agent Campbell, 
Agent Dubcek 

Supplies given: One set of car keys, pasta strainer, 
fishing hook, carton of Bluebell ice cream (vanilla), toy 
plane, flyswatter 

Environment materialized: Abandoned city, similar in 
appearance to SCP- 

Outcome: Agent Albright victory with broken leg, request 
for replacement agent during recovery granted; Agent 
Campbell victory with scarring; Agent Dubcek victory 
with no injuries 

Notes: Several SCP-like entities manifested in this game 
cycle as "boss fights" and traps, notably SCP- and 
SCP-_ . Footage is currently under review to ensure 
there has not been a containment breach. Footage of 
fight between Agent Albright and Agent Dubcek currently 
under conduct review. 


Date: / /19 

Involved personnel: Agent Dubcek, Agent Pollone, 
Agent Solomon 

Supplies given: 160z can of Heinz baked beans, egg 
beater, 20z bottle of ink, Craftsman brand screwdriver, 
fork 

Environment materialized: Rainforest-style jungle, 32 
degrees Celsius, approx. 80% humidity 

Outcome: Agent Dubcek loss; Agent Pollone loss; Agent 
Solomon loss 

Notes: First total loss on record. The bodies of Agents 
Dubcek, Pollone, and Solomon rematerialized on the 
porch post-mortem. All three were naked with chest 
cameras and footage gone and had the characters 14:3!" 
"2 calla painted on their chests. 


Date: / /20 

Involved personnel: Agent Draper, Agent Pitman, 
Agent Orville 

Supplies given: Bonesaw, 17-cent postage stamp, letter 
opener, Ticonderoga #2 pencil. 


Environment materialized: Midwestern plains, initially 
thought to be a lack of materialization, proved a game 
cycle in 16 seconds. 

Outcome: Agent Draper victory with loss of right arm, 
transfer request granted; Agent Pitman loss, Agent 
Orville victory with minor cuts and bruises 

Notes: Someone do some research on that last thing we 
killed. What were the words on its chest? Why so many 
arms? -Agent O 

The words were 3" \jI J] Glo 131", near as | can 
parse from the shaky-cam. As for the arms, | have no 
idea. Someone's sense of humor. -Agent D 


Addendum-01: On / /20 , SCP-2132's numbers station 
transmitted the following message in Morse code: 


| CANNOT THINK OF ANYTHING ELSE STOP | AM 
SORRY STOP YOU USED THEM ALL STOP 


Following this the station (including both the numbers station and 
the alternate music station) went silent for six hours. When they 
restarted, the male child's voice had been replaced with a female 
child's and the inscription on the hatch had changed to "6 la) OS 
& Ay"4. No other changes were noted. 


Footnotes 

1. "Welcome home As'ad" 
2. "| miss my father" 

3. "| want to go home" 

4. "Welcome home Yuki" 


« SCP-2131 | SCP-2132 | SCP-2133 » 


SCP-2133: Our Land, Our Bondage 


Item #: SCP-2133 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: A security perimeter must be 
maintained at a ten kilometer radius around SCP-2133, preventing 
access to and from the surrounding area. Guards are to be stationed 
along the perimeter at all times and are to maintain the facade of a 
Russian military facility. In the event of a security breach by civilians 
or hostile entities, lethal force is authorized. The remote nature of 
SCP-2133 ensures accidental discovery to be a rarity. Personnel are 
to be equipped with Level A hazmat suits when exploring SCP-2133 
and when interacting with its community. 


Description: SCP-2133 is an unnamed village in the Northern Urals 
and has an estimated population of fifty, although an exact number 
has been difficult to record. Various microbial pathogens have been 
discovered within the vicinity of SCP-2133, some of which were 
previously unknown. This has included: 


¢ Mycobacterium leprae and M. lepromatosis (the causative 

agents of leprosy) 

Yersinia pestis (in the form of pneumonic, septicemic, and 

bubonic plagues) 

¢ Salmonella enterica subsp. enterica (the causative agent of 
typhoid fever) 

¢ Influenza virus A, B, and C 

Vibrio cholerae (the causative agent of cholera) 

Variola major (the causative agent of smallpox, eradicated 

outside of SCP-2133 as of 1975) 


The inhabitants of SCP-2133, referred to as SCP-2133-1, display a 
relative resistance to disease. While symptoms develop as per 
ordinary disease progression, resulting in disfigurement and 
debilitation, death is comparatively rare. 


SCP-2133-1 have shown themselves to be either unwilling or unable 
to leave SCP-2133. Genetic analysis has revealed significant 
inbreeding, although SCP-2133-1 have never been observed 
undergoing sexual reproduction while in containment. It is 
hypothesized that the diseases are a symptom of their primary 
anomaly and are not themselves anomalous. 


The most significant anomaly associated with SCP-2133-1 is a form 
of reincarnation. Deceased instances will rapidly decay and, on the 
night of the first new moon, are harvested from the fields as infants. 
SCP-2133-1 entities retain the memories and appearance of 
previous incarnations. Soil samples from the fields were found to 
contain embryonic fluid. 


SCP-2133-1 speak an archaic dialect of Russian. Periodically willing 
to be interviewed, they commonly refuse to divulge substantial 
details about their history and traditions. Their lifestyle has been 
noted to be similar to that of 14th century peasant commune and 
display acute technophobia. Residents are believed to be illiterate, 
the village lacking books or any other use of written language. What 
is known about their culture and beliefs has been gleaned through 
behavioral observation and a limited number of successful 
interviews. SCP-2133-1 refer to their religion as the Church of the 
Red Harvest, whose doctrine and mythology remain poorly 
understood. 


SCP-2133-1 tend to ignore Foundation personnel, displaying 
hostility only when their daily routine has in some manner been 
impeded. Personnel are able to enter and explore buildings without 
triggering a reaction from SCP-2133-1 - the church being the only 
known exception. All attempts to access the church have produced 
violent encounters with SCP-2133-1 and SCP-2133-2, resulting in 
several fatalities via damaged hazmat equipment and, in the case of 
SCP-2133-2, strangulation and impalement. 


SCP-2133-2 are prehensile organic structures found throughout 
SCP-2133 and are dark red in color with a tentaculoid shape. 
SCP-2133-2 only appear to move to attack intruding personnel or to 
allow the entrance of SCP-2133-1 instances into the church, which it 
completely engulfs. Tissue samples removed from SCP-2133-2 are 
genetically identical and closely related to homo sapiens. 


guys | can’t cook!” The completed dish did not 
look or smell nearly as good as in previous 
tests. 


Subject balked at eating the dish, saying that 
“itsmells like _,” but was persuaded to eat it 
by [DATA EXPUNGED]. Subject ate 
approximately 40% of the meal before stating, 
“I’m gonna be sick,” at which time subject 
vomited. Subject was instructed to finish the 
meal, but subject responded [DATA 
EXPUNGED]. Termination of subject 
considered but rejected in favor of further 
testing. 


Analysis: More evidence that SCP-241 can 
improve the cooking skill of its user. Subject 
241-D retained for further testing. 


Test 241-04, / /20 
Subject: Subject 241-D. 


Procedure: SCP-241 was still open from Test 
241-03. Subject 241-D was instructed to not 
close SCP-241, find the Sautéed Scallops 
recipe, prepare it, and eat it, while giving 
feedback during the entire process. 


Results: Subject vociferously protested to 
having to eat her own cooking, but was 
persuaded to cooperate with the promise that 
subject would not have to eat the resultant 
dish if it turned out like in the previous test. 
Subject expressed skepticism but proceeded 
to prepare the Sautéed Scallops recipe. While 
cooking the dish, subject experienced none of 
the difficulties she experienced from the 
previous test, instead expressing the now- 
familiar surprise that her cooking was turning 
out so well. 


SCP-2133-1 work the fields from dawn until dusk. At sunset, the 
entire SCP-2133-1 population will enter the church, apparently 
depositing the day's harvest and residing within for approximately 
three hours before retiring home. SCP-2133-1 will then sleep until 
dawn, beginning the entire process over the next day. There has 
been no significant variation in routine throughout SCP-2133's 
containment history. SCP-2133-1 behavior has also included staring 
aimlessly for up to two hours, self-amputation of gangrenous limbs 
and tumorous growths (then deposited within the church), and 
periodic, often incoherent mutterings. 


Besides its anomalous usage, the fields are primarily used to grow 
turnips. Non-SCP-2133-1 cadavers fail to undergo anomalous 
regeneration. Fecal material recovered from SCP-2133-1 entities 
suggest a high protein diet despite turnips being their only apparent 
food source. 


SCP-2133 was discovered and contained on 10/03/1936 by GRU 
Division "P". Control would be later transferred to the Foundation 
after the dissolution of the USSR in 1991. Archived documents 
suggests that GRU Division "P" became aware of SCP-2133 after a 
pandemic in the region. Several villages were placed under 
quarantine while proper procedures were established for the 
containment and research of SCP-2133. 


The outbreak is hypothesized to have begun when a returning 
mineral surveying team was exposed to SCP-2133, contracting local 
contagions. The surveyors would die but not before inadvertently 
triggering an epidemic through contact with settlements as they 
journeyed south. 


Interviews: 
+ Interview 01: 06/14/1992 


Interviewed: SCP-2133-1-10, "Aristarkh". Has 
the appearance of an elderly male, missing its 
left arm and much of its epidermis has 
undergone necrosis. 


Interviewer: Dr. Judith Low 


Foreword: First successful interview with an 
SCP-2133-1 instance. Conducted in Russian 
and edited for clarity. 


<Begin Log> 


Dr. Judith Low: Hello. | would like to ask you 
a few questions. 


SCP-2133-1-10: Speak your words. 


Dr. Judith Low: When did this begin? How far 
back are you able to remember? 


SCP-2133-1-10: It was a time of Tsars and 
Khans. 


Dr. Judith Low: Your condition. Does it hurt? 


SCP-2133-1-10: Pain. Yes. Strife teaches. 
Rends sin from our bodies. Prepares us for 
paradise but paradise never comes. 


Dr. Judith Low: The "rebirth" your people 
undergo. Can you explain it to me? 


SCP-2133-1-10: This is the Church of the Red 
Harvest. We serve until the end. That is the 
terms of our agreement. 


Dr. Judith Low: Are the dead healed? Or is it 
an entirely new body? 


SCP-2133-1-10: The dragon slays itself, weds 
itself, impregnates itself. That is what she 
taught us. The covenant must not be broken. 
We are devoured and the land regurgitates us 
renewed. 


Dr. Judith Low: Why do you continue to do 
this when you obviously suffer? 


SCP-2133-1-10: There is no choice. The land 
calls. We answer. Nothing ever changes. 


Dr. Judith Low: Let me rephrase the 
question. How did you come to be in sucha 
state? 


SCP-2133-1-10: The priestess came to our 
village. This was many deaths ago. She 
offered us a place in paradise, as long as we 
served until the end. She said the end would 
be soon but it has been so long. 


We are so very tired. Is this hell? Did we fail 
the Great One somehow? Winter after winter. 
We tried to keep count but the number grew 
too large. 


Have we been forgotten? 


No. No. Must not doubt. The Church of the 
Red Harvest is truth. There is no other. 


<End Log> 


Closing Statement: Subject quietly wept and 
was unwilling to continue. A soil sample from 
the fields was retrieved and delivered for 
analysis. 


+ Interview 02: 07/16/1992 


Interviewed: SCP-2133-1-26, "Anya". Has the 
appearance of a female, six to eight years of 
age. 


Interviewer: Dr. Judith Low 


Foreword: Second successful interview with a 
resident of SCP-2133. Conducted in Russian 
and edited for clarity. 


<Begin Log> 


Dr. Judith Low: Greetings. We do not intend 
you harm. Would you be able to tell us about 
your community? 


SCP-2133-1-26: You don't belong here. 
Leave. 


Dr. Judith Low: | am afraid that is something 
we cannot do. You look ill. We could provide 
medical aid if you cooperate. 


SCP-2133-1-26: You are not of the covenant. 
You would never understand. 


Dr. Judith Low: | am trying to understand. 
Please. What covenant do you speak of? 


SCP-2133-1-26: A pact signed in blood. Our 
redemption; our curse. We serve until the end 
of all things. 


Dr. Judith Low: Would you tell us about your 
religious beliefs? 


SCP-2133-1-26: Beliefs are for the unsure. 
Beliefs are for outsiders. For the heathens who 
neglect the old ways. We know. 


Dr. Judith Low: Then could you at least 
explain the significance of the church? Food is 
brought inside but we've never seen it 
removed. A communal meal perhaps? 


SCP-2133-1-26: You should not be watching 
us. You'll never understand. This is the land 
where gods of rust and blood come to die. 


Dr. Judith Low: That doesn't answer my 
questions. 


SCP-2133-1-26: [a tone suggestive of 
annoyance] The church was here long before 
the village. A church of stone beneath the 
earth. It is sacred. A church of wood was built 
atop it, for the heresy of the cross - before we 
embraced the true faith. The Karcist Alka will 
enlighten you. You are only alive because she 
has chosen to let you live. 


Dr. Judith Low: Serve who? Do you speak of 
a god or... 


SCP-2133-1-26: [Interrupts] Our Immortal 
Father. Sorcerer King of the Adytum. You 
cannot know his love. Leave. The Church of 
the Red Harvest is not for your kind. 


Dr. Judith Low: Please cooperate. Just 
answer one last question. This village, does it 
have a name? 


[SCP-2133-1-26 vomits a black, viscous liquid]