Kato: Innocence. For one reason or another, 
A2 always got less action than all the other 
drones. We eventually started joking about her 


being a virgin or a little girl. 


Researcher _ : Did the system display any 
anomalous properties before the event? 


Kato: Like | said, they had their own problems. 
We didn't think it was out of the ordinary. Well, 
except maybe that we weren't putting enough 
effort into maintenance. Most crews wouldn't 
let a crook in the wing or a laggy turbine go on 
for so long. But we just chalked it up to a high 
ops tempo. The Colonel wanted us to take 
them on missions practically every day. Barely 
enough time for us to sleep and eat and refuel. 
Then we'd be back up. 


Researcher : Can you describe for us the 
eventson17 ,20 ? 


<Captain Kato's demeanor shifts notably 
during this portion of the interview. Though 
he appears uncomfortable, his face is 
expressionless and maintains strict 
“military bearing".> 


Kato: Yes sir. On the 17th we undertook a 
night mission in . We were looking for an 
insurgent leader in the area. Our night 
monitoring was poor, but we believed we had 
found him in the presence of several civilians. 
We asked for mission clarification, and were 
told to proceed regardless of the civilian 
presence. At the time, | was operating airframe 
A2. She refused to fire. 


Researcher — : When you say refused, you 
mean...? 


Kato: | issued the command to fire and 
airframe A2 did not fire. All systems displayed 
green and there was no mechanical failure. | 


issued the command to fire a second time and 
A2 still refused. We shuffled tasking and | 
began to return her for maintenance while B2 
took the shot. B2 confirmed casualties on the 
ground, at which point we realized several of 
the dead were children. 


<Captain Kato pauses to take several deep 
breaths. He is noted as assuming the 
seated position of attention. His account of 
events nearly word-for-word matches his 
written statement from his judicial 
hearing.> 


Kato: A2 began to accelerate on its return 
even though no command had been issued to 
do so. It continued to accelerate well beyond 
safe flying soeeds. We had taken nearly 90 
minutes on approach, and A2 made the return 
journey in 45. While A2 was returning, we 
analyzed the ground and realized that our 
target was not among the casualties. At this 
point we began to call into doubt whether or 
not he had even been present at the location. 
We radioed up to command post asking for 
further details and mission instructions, and 
were ready to declare the mission a total 
failure. At this point, A2 completed its return 
journey but refused to slow when given 
commands to do so. 


<Captain Kato begins to hyperventilate. 
Researcher offers Captain Kato a glass 
of water, and is told he can sit at ease. 
Captain Kato accepts the glass of water, 
but refuses to leave the position of 
attention otherwise.> 


Kato: A2 fired two Stingers at the GCS. One 
impacted the cockpit for B2 but did not 
detonate, killing the pilot instantly. The other 


landed nearby and detonated, wounding 2nd 
Lieutenant _ , the pilot for B1, and 1st 
Lieutenant , the pilot for A1. | removed the 
pilots from the GCS, which had caught fire, 
while requesting medical attention for the 
wounded. A2 landed itself on the strip with no 
input while medical and fire personnel put out 
the GCS and began to treat the wounded 
pilots. 


<Kato leaves the position of attention, 
shielding his eyes with his hands.> 


Kato: lived. did not. 


Researcher _ : No further questions at this 
time. Thank you, Captain. 


<End Log> 


Closing statement: Captain Kato was treated 
with class-B amnestics and soon received an 
honorable discharge from military service. His 
chain of command and personnel involved in 
taking his statement were also issued class-B 
amnestics up to Brigadier General , who is 
to monitor missions for further deviations of 
this nature and report them to Foundation 
personnel if discovered. 


Addendum: 


Message received from SCP-2918, dated 27 , 20 . This date 
coincides with Captain Kato's date of honorable discharge. 


UAV-A2: dad isn't coming back is he 


Footnotes 

1. A term for a Muslim who has completed theHaj, the pilgrimage to 
Mecca. Used in military parlance to refer to anyone from the Middle 
East. 


« SCP-2917 | SCP-2918 | SCP-2919 » 


The owner of the pet store claims not to know where SCP-346 came 
from, having purchased a set of eggs off the black market (of which 
only one, SCP-346, hatched) believing them to be from a rare 
species of parrot. Some theories suggest that there may be a large 
colony of creatures similar to SCP-346 somewhere in South 
America. 


Testing has revealed that SCP-346 is an adult, but appears to have 
had its growth somewhat stunted by malnutrition and being raised in 
a small, cramped cage. SCP-346 is also a male, and has been 
nicknamed by staff who find the little creature's appearance 
charming as "Pterry”. 


SCP-346 behaves in a manner similar to birds and bats, being most 
active at dawn and dusk, and energetically flying in whatever space 
it's given, Snapping up insects either out of the air or off the ground 
and branches. SCP-346 chirps and squeaks in a manner similar to 
birds and rodents, and is most vocal during the evening hours. 
Some describe this as endearing, others as annoying. 


Addendum 1: After the discovery of SCP-1265, some theories 
suggest that there may be a large colony of creatures similar to 
SCP-346 somewhere in South America. However, the existence of 
SCP-346 implies that these alleged colonies (should they exist) do 
not possess the same anomalous properties as SCP-1265. 


Addendum 2: It has been suggested that further investigation into 
the origins of SCP-346 be taken, in the hopes of finding a large 
colony of similar creatures, perhaps indicative of a surviving member 
of the pterodactyl lineage, or a rip in space and time. 


SCP-346 should be kept well away from SCP-529, as per request of 
Dr. Rights. 


« SCP-345 | SCP-346 | SCP-347 » 


SCP-2919: Protect Kalmaris! 


Item #: SCP-2919 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2919 is to be contained 
within Provisional Site-31. SCP-2919-1 instances are to be 
monitored at all times for changes in behavior. Interaction with 
SCP-2919-1 instances must be approved by personnel with Level 
3-2919 clearance. Minkowski Spacetime Monitors are to be set up 
around SCP-2919 and Provisional Site-31, and will monitor any 
gravitational distortions within an area of 1 kilometer. These are to 
be routinely checked and repaired. If a major spacial distortion 
occurs, personnel at Provisional Site-31 are to follow Protocol 
Eureka-4 (detailed in Document 2919-E4). Non-Foundation 
personnel who discover SCP-2919 or Provisional Site-31 are to be 
administered Class-A Amnestics. 


Description: SCP-2919 is a large abandoned factory located in 
Norrbotten County, Sweden. SCP-2919 is not accessible by road or 
footpath. It is believed that SCP-2919 was constructed at some point 
during the 1960s-1980s, based on the architectural style and 
apparent age of the building. A black and white mural has been 
painted on the Eastern wall, to the right of what is presumed to be 
the facility's main entrance. The mural depicts an authoritarian figure 
in its center. Men and women believed to represent scientists and 
engineers are on the left side, and instances of SCP-2919-1 are on 
the right. All of them are saluting. The background resembles the 
flag of the Kalmar Union’. On a wall opposite to the mural there is 
red text reading, "SUOJAA KANSAMME2." The function SCP-2919 
served when it was in use is unknown. 


SCP-2919-1 instances are Caucasian males of varying height and 
apparent biological age. Each instance wears a white metal helmet 
that extends to cover the shoulders and upper chest. A cylinder 
approximately 1 meter in length with a rounded end protrudes from 


the middle of the front of the helmet. On the left side of the cylinder 
is a rectangular box with a small, square hole on the front of it. On 
the upper half of the helmet's back is a similar cylinder that is 
roughly 0.5 meters long. Each instance is clad in a long-sleeved 
shirt, trousers, and a belt. SCP-2919-1 instances do not have 
difficulty with movement, despite the shape of the helmet. 
SCP-2919-1 instances will stand in pairs at each entrance to 
SCP-2919, and prohibit entry. Instances will rotate in six hour shifts, 
and are relieved by SCP-2919-1 from within the facility. SCP-2919-1 
instances are conversant in Swedish, Finnish, Danish, Norwegian, 
Russian, and English. 


SCP-2919-1 instances will actively prevent human subjects from 
entering SCP-2919, starting with verbal warnings. Non-compliance 
will result in escalating use of force, culminating in the use of what 
appears to be the generation of localized gravitational distortions to 
remove individuals from the premises of SCP-2919. The distortions 
can be generated within a radius of 4 meters around the instance. 
SCP-2919-1 instances will also use said gravitational distortions as 
a form of self defense, via physically repelling attackers and 
deflecting or neutralizing projectiles fired in its direction. 


Current observations have shown them not to be hostile without 
provocation. So far only three subjects have been killed by 
SCP-2919-1 instances, due to gravitational distortions appearing on 
or in their body after attempted attacks by the subjects. Further 
details are in Document 2919-D7. This is believed to be caused by 
attempts by the SCP-2919-1 instances to relocate the subjects, and 
was unintentional. These abilities have prevented the capture and 
study of SCP-2919-1 instances. This has also prevented any 
exploration of SCP-2919. 


Addendum: 
+ Interview 2919-K5 


Interviewed: An SCP-2919-1 instance, which 
has been named SCP-2919-1H for the 
purposes of the interview. 


Interviewer: Dr. Vadim, who imitated a 


journalist during the interview. 

<Begin Log> 

[Dr. Vadim enters SCP-2919] 
SCP-2919-1H: Stop right there, sir. 

Dr. Vadim: What is it? 

SCP-2919-1H: Please identify yourself. 


Dr. Vadim: I'm Emanuel Enok, a journalist from 
The Newspapers’ Telegram Bureaus. 


SCP-2919-1H: State your reasons for visiting. 


Dr. Vadim: I'm here to write a news report on 
this building and the work you guys do here. 


SCP-2919-1H: May | see your identification? 


[Dr. Vadim takes out a Swedish press card 
and shows it to SCP-2919-1H.] 


SCP-2919-1H: You have invalid credentials. | 
cannot let you in. 


Dr. Vadim: Well, can | ask you some questions 
about this place? 


SCP-2919-1H: You are going to have to leave, 
sir. 


Dr. Vadim: What work do you do at this 
factory? 


SCP-2919-1H: Be assured that our work will 
greatly benefit our nation. Please leave now. 


Dr. Vadim: Why is this so important that the 
public can't know about it? 


SCP-2919-1H: Leave- [An electric hum begins 
emanating from SCP-2919-1H. Distorted audio 
could be heard during the pauses in speech] to 
volunteer- show your credentials- will protect- 
feels weird- against enemy- our work will 
greatly- Project Dazbog- did not see a sky- our 
nation. Please leave now. 


[The electric hum ceases] 
Dr. Vadim: What's Project Dazbog? 


SCP-2919-1H: There is no Project Dazbog. 
Leave now. 


[Dr. Vadim was removed from SCP-2919 via 
gravitational distortions. Attempts to go back to 
SCP-2919-1H and SCP-2919 were prevented 
in the same manner. SCP-2919-1H did not 
respond to further questioning.] 


<End Log> 


Addendum-2: On / / at 10:54 am, an SCP-2919-1 instance 
(named SCP-2919-1V for the autopsy log) began to spasm and 
subsequently collapsed. Three minutes later, another SCP-2919-1 
instance emerged from SCP-2919 and took its place at its post, 
ignoring the collapsed instance. SCP-2919-1V was able to be 
retrieved with no complications arising. After confirmation that the 
instance was dead, an autopsy was performed on the corpse. 


The helmet is composed of stainless steel, painted in white. The 
helmet contained differentiated biological tissue and organs 
connected to multiple electronic components, grafted to a series of 
metal struts. In the center of the helmet is a brain, which many of the 
electronic components are connected to. It is currently unknown 
what purpose the organs served. It is theorized that they were able 
to generate an alternating current of a constant voltage to power the 
electronic components, and process glucose and other nutrients for 
the body via . The helmet is connected to the rest of the body's 
skeletal system, and cannot be removed without causing a collapse 


of the spine and chest. The letters "KU-21" have been tattooed 
above the navel. The rest of the body and its attire showed no 
abnormalities. 


During the autopsy the instance was surrounded by a gravitational 
lensing effect+, and subsequently vanished along with the autopsy 
table and various instruments. Sensors picked up a large spatial and 
gravitational distortion in the area when this occurred, which pulled 
the instruments towards SCP-2919-1V's body. A hole was reported 
appearing in the lens, which led to a dark, gray area. The body and 
the equipment have not been found. 


Addendum-3: 
+ Exploration Log 2919 


Foreword: Experimentation with interactions 
between SCP-2919-1 instances and 
machinery have determined that small robotics 
and machinery are largely ignored. Horus 
Camera Drone H765 (1 cm x 1 cm x 1 cm) 
was attached to an SCP-2919-1 instance 
(named SCP-2919-1U) on the front of its 
helmet. After 2 hours at 6:00 PM, 
SCP-2919-1U left its post and entered the 
building. The following is a transcript of what 
H765 recorded inside SCP-2919 before the 
signal was lost. Further explorations are 
planned. 


<Begin Log> 


SCP-2919-1U walks towards a series of doors. 
These doors open on their own, presumably 
caused by SCP-2919-1U's gravitational 
distortions. It enters through them and begins 
walking down a long hallway. The hallway has 
various exits along the walls, presumably 
leading to other segments of SCP-2919. The 
walls are less worn than the outside of 
SCP-2919. Despite the apparent age of 


SCP-2919, lights inside the building are still 
operational, suggesting there is a running 
source of electricity. The end of the hallway 
splits off into two corridors, with a door in the 
middle. Next to the door is a bulletin board, 
with a map and other documents on it (further 
details are in Addendum-4). 


The door leads to a stairwell, which appears to 
have been designed to accommodate the 
helmet shape of SCP-2919-1 instances. 
SCP-2919-1U descends down this stairwell for 
several minutes. The stairwell leads to a 
catwalk above a large room, with various other 
catwalks near the upper area of it. On the 
catwalk floor is a wrinkled poster. The poster 
has a gray silhouette of a person wearing 
black glasses, on top of an orange 
background. An orange gear symbol is on 
each lens of the glasses. A caption underneath 
says, "If you see someone wearing glasses, 
ask them to remove them! They might be 
CONSTRUCTED!S" SCP-2919-1U walks down 
the catwalk for two minutes before reaching a 
set of stairs at the end of it.