Identity of SCP-3692-1: Jacob, too young. 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-1: Too 
many of his friends died. Some of his family 
too, even. Irrelevant now. 


Event SCP-3692-A: I’m sorry, Alex. 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-2: Jacob 
hung himself. 


At the request of subject’s family and due to 
subject’s status as a minor, we have made 
sure to make him a laughingstock over coffee 
and bad online jokes from Site-19 to here. - 
Senior Researcher June Rhodes 


$ | never said that! Why would | say that - he was just a 
kid. 


Identity of SCP-3692-1: Alex, too young. 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-1: 
Irrelevant 


Event SCP-3692-A: Alex wrote 92 copies of 
his suicide note after 100 days in a cell. 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-2: He 


18m3, and maximum values of 14.9T and 792m3. Although 
SCP-480 is 62% more likely to experience a major fluctuation event 
if no sapient organism is present within its area of effect, these 
events can occur at any time regardless of persons or materials 
present within SCP-480. 


When a sapient organism is introduced into the area of SCP-480, it 
will undergo radical changes in sensory perception and mental 
function. Subjects placed in SCP-480 experience a mental state 
similar to dreaming during REM sleep, and become mostly 
unresponsive to outside stimuli. In this state, subjects experience 
the perception of a recurring period of time, either a recent event or 
a time perceived to be in the near future. Each recurrence begins in 
the same manner; for instance, if a subject finds themselves driving 
a car upon a particular section of highway at the beginning of a 
recurrence, they will always find themselves engaging in the same 
activity in each successive iteration thereof. However, subsequent 
events will differ in each successive scenario experienced by the 
subject. 


Each recurrence experienced by those within SCP-480 consists of 
an event or series of events that will cause heightened sensations of 
existential dread and/or terror in the subject. Some recurrences end 
with the subject's perceived death, while others conclude with the 
subject simply losing consciousness due to unknown means. 
Regardless of the means by which recurrences end, the scenario 
experienced by the subject restarts in the exact same manner. 
Subjects apparently do not retain any memory of previous 
recurrence iterations. For a partial list of known recurrence 
scenarios, see Addendum 480-3. 


Subjects will continue to experience the effects of SCP-480 as long 
as they remain within its area. Because of the nature of SCP-480's 
influence, subjects exhibit acute, unremitting signs of increased 
stress levels while remaining within the electromagnetic field, 
invariably leading to deleterious physiological effects. Removal of 
affected individuals from SCP-480 has invariably resulted in 
spontaneous cerebral hemorrhaging in subjects (usually occurring in 
the brain stem), causing brain death within minutes. 


+ Addendum 480-1 


shot himself in the head. How he gota 
shotgun into his cell is irrelevant. 


Following this, we put forth a more deadly 
exploration of SCP-3692’s abilities and 
anomalous properties. We put a moratorium 
on any contact with SCP-3692-1, with the 
exception of biweekly psychiatric evaluation. | 
am Sad to speak of the casualties in 
pursuance of this goal, but they were a 
necessary sacrifice for my entertainment. - Dr. 
Rhodes 


Alex was the first, you know. Turned out some 
relationships can never last when you're a 
parasite. 


$ Who's talking to me now? 
$ Who's talking to you now? 
$ Who's talking to us now? 


Turn the page 
Identity of SCP-3692-1: S 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-1: sHe 
was here too short and | moved too far away. 


Event SCP-3692-A: Is she ever going to read 
this? 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-2: 
Remember car rides, bass blaring and too few 
cares in the world? I'd always be driving. 

Is gender identity even a thing any more? 


Identity of SCP-3692-1: A 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-1: |’m 
sorry. 


Event SCP-3692-A: I’m sorry. 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-2: I’m 
sorry. 


| hope you're still sober. I’m sorry I’m still not. 
Identity of SCP-3692-1:H L 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-1: We 
never really got as close as I'd like to. 


Event SCP-3692-A: Let's not dwell on 
transitions. 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-2: 
You're moving away, too. 


How hard is it to say goodbye to someone you 
never really got to know the meaning of “hello” 
with? 


Identity of SCP-3692-1: SCP-113 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-1: Would 
this help? 


Event SCP-3692-A: Would it hurt? 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-2: 
Irrelevant. 


No, Yes. 
Identity of SCP-3692-1: ALMSIVI 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-1: My 
love is accidentally shaped like a spear. 


Event SCP-3692-A: Whatever. 
Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-2: CHIM 


Download. An hour. Delete. Download. An 
hour. Delete. Repeat. 


Identity of SCP-3692-1: Soveliss 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-1: Drow 
Warlock/Rogue may be cliche, but you always 
love your characters. 


Event SCP-3692-A: Lost interest. 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-2: 
Forgotten in a file somewhere on my desktop. 


Will we ever finish that campaign? 


Did you really think you were typing at a 
computer monitor? 


No, Yes. 


$ No 
$ 


$ 
$ Yes 


$ Didn’t you notice the inconsistencies in the computer’s 
responses? 


Turn the page 
Identity of SCP-3692-1: E 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-1: Well, 
you've really gone and fucked that up, haven’t 
you? The past 2 years and 3 months were 
great. Maybe not the last 3 months, but so 


long anyways. 


Event SCP-3692-A: It wasn’t your choice was 
mutual was the best decision was too fast too 
slow much 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-2: Did 
she move on? 


Identity of SCP-3692-1: John, still too young. 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-1: We 
were less careful back then... 


Event SCP-3692-A: Each of the 192 pages 
had a letter to his son, daughter, and husband. 
It’s not my place to read them, even though | 
wrote them. 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-2: |’m 
sorry, John. 


This was how we found out the alternative way 
with which SCP-3692 determines who 
possesses its notebook next. Unfortunately, 
casualties happen and | don’t have enough 
humanity to realize that | ought to stop - Dr. 
Rhodes 


Identity of SCP-3692-1: Dan & Ann & Marley 
& & & 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-1: Dogs 
will love you forever. 


Event SCP-3692-A: He’s limping a bit now. 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-2: Their 
love remains. They don't. 


How odd, how we can form attachments to 
anything. A rock that will switch your sex. 
Members of a community you've never talked 
to. Friends and family and loved ones and 
fictional characters and fictional rocks and 
yourself too, even. 


How odd | can have all this inside me and to 
you It's just words. 


Turn the page 
Identity of SCP-3692-1: V 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-1: | 
always thought you were kinda cute but that’s 
not really my place to say. 


Event SCP-3692-A: Wine night. 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-2: We've 
cried about University and shitty 
boys that go there too much. 


Identity of SCP-3692-1: K 
Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-1: | 


never thought random roommate assignment 
would end up giving me such a close friend 


Event SCP-3692-A: The first time we got high 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-2: | miss 
those drives sometimes all the time 


Identity of SCP-3692-1: R 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-1: 
Orange and purple sunrises and sunsets next 


to my pale blue and pink and lavender sky 
Event SCP-3692-A: You're purple now 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-2: 
Lemme know how magenta the sunsets are in 


APAAAH 


$ Why are you still reading this? It stopped being 
interesting around 192 words in. 


Identity of SCP-3692-1: 

Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-1: 
Event SCP-3692-A: 

Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-2: 


This one’s just empty! Are they using it to copy 
and paste the rest of the entries? Yes. 


Turn the page 


| am the projector at the planetarium, all the 
closed little canons visible in the circle of that 
stage is coming out of my mouth, eyes, 
[hands], and sometimes other orifices also 


Turn the page 


Identity of SCP-3692-1: Jamie. 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-1: 
Mercifully short. All 192 pages filled with 
descriptions of her individual cells multiplying 
as her brain was dying. 


Event SCP-3692-A: I’m sorry | did this to you. 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-2: Jamie 
died the moment she made the decision to be 
born. 


Jamie was written to die. She didn’t exist 
except for some emotional shock value. 


Identity of SCP-3692-1: Senior Researcher 
Juno Rhodes 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-1: 
[DATA EXPUNGED] 


Event SCP-3692-A: [REDACTED] 


Summary of Duration as SCP-3692-2: 
[“CLEVER” WAY TO AVOID WRITING MORE] 


Here | am. At the end of writing all of this. 
Here | am. Maybe it’s not 192 pages. So sue 
me, | couldn’t be asked and you wouldn't be 
bothered to “turn the page” that many times. 
There’s only so many jokes to make alongside 
too-tongue-in-cheek references alongside 
breaks in the narrative you've I've carelessly 
concocted. 

Here I am. 

| swear I'm real. 

| have to be. 

! exist in time. 

| am composed of words. 

I'm running out of them. 


slowly 
they all fade 


away 


$ | need to keep writing. 
TURN THE PAGE 
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TURN THE PAGE 
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TURN 
THE 
PAGE 


Shutting down... 


WARNING: THE 
FOLLOWING FILE IS LEVEL 
5/3692 CLASSIFIED 


ANY ATTEMPT TO ACCESS THIS FILE WILL BE 
LOGGED. UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS MAY 
RESULT IN IMMEDIATE DISCIPLINARY ACTION. 


SCP-3692 


Item #: SCP-3692 
Object Class: Confirmed Safe, presumed Neutralized 


Special Containment Procedures: By order of O05 Command, the 
room in which SCP-3692 was discovered, along will all of its 
contents, is to be locked and sealed, with a single Mark III Scranton 
Reality Anchor located in the door. This door may only be opened 
with approval of a majority of the O5 Council. 


Description: Within Site- , there is a room of dimension 5m x 5m x 
2.5m that does not appear on any blueprints of the Site, nor is there 


space within the site's geometry for a room of this size. 
Nevertheless, the room persists. Within the room are numerous 
pieces of A5 paper, seemingly ripped from the notebook referred to 
throughout the catalog of pages. The contents of these pages are 
not to be extensively read, as they exhibit Class Y amnestic 
qualities. The sole exception being those that that were found at the 
base of the door to the room, contained in a manila folder marked 
"readme." This appears to be a fictional or alternate reality account 
of an entity referred to as "SCP-3692" and its interactions with 
reported Site- Director/Administrator "June Rhodes." Within the 
entire SCP Foundation's database, we have no records of either. No 
other anomalous object is to be designated SCP-3692. Research 
into the fictional or within-its-own-canon factual account of the 
"readme" report has been ceased and will not be continued. 


O5- - Some stories are best left unwritten. 


Addendum 480-1: 
RESEARCH PROTOCOL UPDATE 480-T.78 


Modality of Test Subject Preparation 

In consultation with the Behavioral Psychology 
Office and Directorate of Neurology, the 
following protocols are to be observed for the 
preparation of SCP-480 potential test subjects. 
Note that a minimum of five fully-prepared 
potential test subjects are to be maintained at 
Site-415: 


* In addition to the standard D-Class 
Incoming Psychological Profile, for test 
subjects routed to Site-415, a 
supplemental form (Form 480-T8) is to 
be filled out by the Sector Supervising 
Psychiatrist detailing Modified LaGrande 
Unconscious Cognition Scores, linguistic 
aptitude, and the results of a Full Phobia 
Spectrum Analysis. 


¢ Upon arrival, all D-Class serving as 
potential test subjects must have vocal 
folds surgically disabled. 


Potential test subjects are to be enrolled 
in an intensive Morse code training 
course. All requests made by potential 
test subjects (e.g. food, water, any other 
necessities) will only be fulfilled after a 
correct request given in Morse code by 
tapping an index finger against any of 
the multiple purpose-built sensors 
throughout the holding facility. 


* Test subjects will be required to maintain 
a record of their dreams, recorded in 
Morse code signals. A regimen of 
steadily-increasing doses of 


SCP-3693: Postscript - Through A Glass, Darkly 


Item #: SCP-3693 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3693 is contained within a 
secure storage vault at Site-19. Due to the uncertain behavior of 
SCP-3693, and the inability of visual recording devices to perceive 
SCP-3693, the object is to be monitored at all times by a human 
observer through a windowed viewing station directly adjacent to its 
containment vault. Any changes in this behavior are to be reported 
to SCP-3693's containment specialist. 


Description: SCP-3693 is a 1.6m tall ceramic sculpture of a young 
woman of indeterminate age. 


SCP-3693 can only be seen by observers when their eyes are 
closed. Despite being visible through closed eyelids, other barriers 
(such as walls or doors) will obstruct it either in part or whole. It is 
typically observed hovering several centimeters above ground, but 
will occasionally come to rest if it has not moved in some time. 


When observed, SCP-3693 will quickly approach the observer, 
entering the nearest unobstructed space (up to several centimeters 
away) while turning to face them. Depending on the observer's 
height, SCP-3693 will move to hover at eye-level. If the observer 
moves from their original position with their eyes still closed 
SCP-3693 will follow in front of them, maintaining the same distance 
at all times. Once the observer opens their eyes, SCP-3693 ceases 
all movement. Even when not seen, SCP-3693 occupies space and 
can be acted upon physically; it does not appear capable of moving 
through walls or interacting with doors. 


Subjects who observe SCP-3693 often report the feeling of being 
watched. Long-term exposure typically leads to moderate unease. 
SCP-3693 has taken no hostile action while in Foundation custody. 


Addendum 3693.1: Discovery 


SCP-3693 was discovered in 1995 on Hashima Island, Japan, by 
Foundation personnel investigating local legends regarding the 
ghost of a woman killed there by a jilted lover. While investigating 
the basement level of an abandoned warehouse, agents observed 
SCP-3693 pressed against a glass divider, following them when 
their eyes were closed. Further investigation of the site discovered 
an abundance of crushed concrete debris and twisted rebar, as well 
as several floor drains clogged with blood and fecal matter. The 
corpse of a woman with a broken neck was recovered nearby. 


After securing SCP-3693 and moving it off-site, Foundation agents 
returned to the warehouse to continue their examination of the site. 
The basement could no longer be located. An investigation into the 
identity of the recovered corpse is underway. 


SCP-3695: The Surfboard 


Item #: SCP-3695 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3695 should be kept in a 
Standard Containment Locker when not in use. During all 
experiments, SCP-3695 should remain tethered in some way to the 
research team, so as to prevent the loss of the object.