<13:59:43> Drone stops suddenly. A loud groaning 
sound is heard, and then the drone begins to move very 
guickly. Exterior illumination devices fail. Rear-facing 
camera fails. Front-facing camera becomes obscured, 


and then fails. Drone reports significant internal structural 
damage, likely due to corrosive environment. 


<14:03:34> Audio input registers high-pitched 
vocalizations ranging from 180-200 Hz, overlayed with 
unintelligible deeper vocalizations ranging from 

70-110 Hz. Later analysis of vocalizations by Foundation 
audio technicians coupled with digital enhancement of 
recordings indicates the audio in question contains 
anywhere from 100 to 1300 unique human voices. The 
exact nature of the vocalizations is difficult to ascertain, 
though staff audiologists hypothesized in later analysis 
that the voices seemed to be singing. 


<14:04:01> Front-facing camera briefly activates. Drone 
is hanging above an open space, dimly illuminated by an 
unknown source. Below, roughly 7m, is a large number 
of writhing figures. Features cannot be made out. A thick, 
white, brackish fluid covers the mass. Audio input 
registers same high-pitched vocalizations as before, only 
considerably louder and growing in volume. For a brief 
moment, the vocalizations are drowned out by another 
loud groaning sound. Something below the mass opens 
and the figures fall away. The vocalizations decrease in 
volume until they disappear entirely. There is a rushing 
sound behind the drone, which is struck by something 
and falls. Front-facing camera fails. Audio systems fail. 
Communication systems fail. Drone is offline. 


Addendum 2678.4: D-Class Testing Log II 
Test Log: Manned Exploration 2A 
Date: 02/28/17 
Conducted by: Agent Erin Van Pelt 


Foreword: The following log was conducted to 
purposefully expose a D-Class subject to the interior of 
SCP-2678, in order to ascertain additional information 
about the religious iconography contained within. Due to 


the unexpected outcome of this test, the mission was not 
completed in full. 


Begin Log: 21:14:16 02/28/17 


Subject enters previously discovered SCP-2678 spatial 
anomaly. Foundation agents, under the direction of 
Agent Van Pelt, are stationed just outside the anomaly. 
The subject is equipped with all of the equipment 
supplied to the subject in the previous D-Class test. 


Agent Van Pelt: Can you hear us? 


D-58391: Yeah. I'm going to tell you right now, 
something doesn't feel right. 


Agent Van Pelt: Come again? 


D-58391: On my way here, there was this feeling like, | 
don't know. Like | was about to feel something incredible. 
| could feel it in my fucking bones, man. But that's gone. 
There's something else in there now. 


Agent Van Pelt: Noted. Can you describe your 
surroundings? 


D-58391: (Pauses) Isn't there supposed to be a church 
or something in here? 


Agent Van Pelt: There isn't? D-58391, activate your 
front-facing camera. 


Subject activates front-facing camera. Image initially 
comes through very dark. Subject activates front-facing 
light, illuminating the space in front of them. Beneath 
their feet is a slick, stone floor. The nearest wall is also 
made of stone. The ceiling is very low. Off to the left is a 
drop-off, past which the subject's light does not 
immediately reach. 


Agent Van Pelt: What are you seeing? 


D-58391: Oh my god, | just— something smells, (subject 
vomits), it's like sewage, but worse, Jesus fucking- 


Agent Van Pelt: Wipe your mouth and put on the 
helmet. Turn your air tanks on, you'll be alright. Take a 
few deep breaths. 


Subject complies. A moment passes, then subject 
responds. 


D-58391: Ok. God. I'm in like, it's a tunnel. The ceiling is 
really low. You can't see anything in here for shit. The 
ground is really slick, there's something covering it that's 
kind of white. It's some liquid, | don't know. There, uh, 
(pauses) it's like a canal or something, to my left. | think 
this is a sewer. It looks like an old timey sewer. It's 
fucking disgusting. 


Agent Van Pelt: Can you get closer to the canal? 
D-58391: Do | have to? 

Agent Van Pelt: Yeah, you do. 

D-58391: Alright, hang on. (pauses) Like, it's still really 
dark. It's sort of hard to see, but... it's just a really thick, 
slow moving liquid. It looks like sewage. It stinks, too, 
even through this helmet | can still... shit. 


Agent Van Pelt: Where does the canal lead? 


D-58391: There's... it extends down in either direction. | 
can't tell how far. (oauses) | hear something this way. 


Agent Van Pelt: You can't see anything? 
D-58391: Not really. 
Agent Van Pelt: Proceed down there. Keep us posted. 


D-58391: Fine. 


D-58391 is silent for a short time. 
D-58391: | don't feel well. 
Agent Van Pelt: How do you mean? 


D-58391: | feel woozy. There's something wrong, like— 
(pauses) fuck, | just slipped. It's really slick, and | can't 
see, and the smell is making me nauseous... there's 
something wrong about all of this. 


Agent Van Pelt: | understand. We'll try to get you out as 
soon as we can, we just need to see where this tunnel 
leads. This is new to us, too. 


D-58391: | get that. | mean, | know you guys are all 
about science and stuff, but you're not the ones down in 
here, right? (pauses) | don't blame you, really. | wouldn't 
want to be. (pauses) |'m getting close. The smell is really 
strong, and there's more of that stuff on the ground. 
Everything is so slick and slimy. Jesus fucking Christ. 


D-58391 proceeds for a short period of time. The sound 
of flowing liquid can be heard in the background. 
D-58391 makes no note of this, though it is noted that 
the subject's heart rate has increased significantly. 


D-58391: There's a bend here. 
Agent Van Pelt: What's around it? 


D-58391: I— | don't want to go around it. I've got a really 
bad feeling about this. 


Agent Van Pelt: We talked about this, you need to go 
around that corner. We just need to see what's in there, 
and then you can come back. 


D-58391: You promise? 


Agent Van Pelt: Of course. 


D-58391: Alright. Hang on. (pauses) The walls are gone, 
| think this is a big room. | can hear something moving. 
The— (pauses, sharp intake of breath) the canal leads to 
this, uh, basin. It's a big, it's swirling, and I... 


Agent Van Pelt: D-58391 ? 


D-58391: Up... up above me, it's through the ceiling, like 
it broke through... it's a huge, fleshy, uh... | don't know, 
but it's... stuff is coming out of it... the stuff in the canal, 
it's like waste— | feel, dizzy, | can't, hang on- 


Agent Van Pelt: Are you alright? 


D-58391: There's so much of this stuff coming out of it, 
it's like a waterfall of shit and... fluids, it's... oh god, | feel 
sick, I— 


Agent Van Pelt: Hang on. 


D-58391: | need to come back. | can't do this, something 
is fucking with my head. 


Agent Van Pelt: Noted. Do you still have traction? 


D-58391: (distorted) Fuck, I'm- ugh, | wish you hadn't 
said that. The floor is- tilting- 


Agent Van Pelt: Are you still upright? 
D-58391: Fuck, fuck, fuck- 


Microphone reads only static, yelling, and miscellaneous 
scraping and background noise for a period of 15 
seconds. 


Agent Van Pelt: D-58381, do you read me? 
D-58391: (unintelligible) I'm in a- in an- (unintelligible) 


river of fucking- oh, Christ, there are body parts 
everywhere. (vomits) 


Agent Van Pelt: Describe your surroundings. 


D-58391: It's- (distorted) hanging, hanging on the edge, 
it's right beneath me and my hand is going to slip- 
(unintelligible) God, God, they're all screaming, every 
single face is looking up at me and (distorted) -all staring, 
their fucking- eyes (distorted) Please, please, come pull 
me up, come pull me up- (unintelligible) and blood and 
white- thick- the hands and arms, they're falling apart 
and they're trying to climb up and (distorted) Please 
come get me, please come for me, please come 
(unintelligible) 


Scraping and yelling is heard. Microphone whines and 
disconnects. No further output is detected. Test is 
concluded. 


Additional Notes: Further D-Class testing is pending 
approval. 


Footnotes 

1. This phenomenon affects drivers more often than passengers, 
though has been known to affect every individual within a vehicle. 
Some individuals, specifically those with very high memetic 
tolerances, are unaffected. 

2. While these images do not match any maior religion on Earth, 
there are some similarities between the iconography within 
SCP-2678 and iconography found within groups identified as Fifthist 
cells. This connection is tenuous, however, and subject to further 
investigation by Foundation theologians. 

3. GPS tracking used with drone and D-class personnel testing 
yields ‘out of range’ results or error messages immediately following 
passage through an access point into SCP-2678. 

4. It is likely physically possible to exit SCP-2678 through the spatial 
distortion after entering, but due to psychological and memetic 
effects, individuals do not choose to exit. 

5. pH readings of fog condensation have been as low as 1.9 in 
drone exploration testing. 


« SCP-2677 | SCP-2678 | SCP-2679 » 


SCP-2679: The Many Graves of Jeannette Parslov 


Item #: SCP-2679 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: A 5 kilometer fenced perimeter 
has been established around SCP-2679. This perimeter is to be 
maintained as private property by MTF Nu-5 ("Blind Watchmakers"). 
Efforts to prevent SCP-2679's ongoing expansion are underway. 


New SCP-2679-B instances are to be exhumed at regular intervals; 
any observed changes are to be documented. 


Description: SCP-2679 is the site of the Sleepy Oak Meadow 
cemetery, located 45 kilometers northwest of Victoria, British 
Columbia (Canada). 


SCP-2679-A instances are graves found throughout SCP-2679. As 
many as 3 new instances of SCP-2679-A have been observed to 
emerge in a single day. Tombstones will extend upward from the soil 
(a process which takes 4 to 12 hours). These tombstones vary in 
size and shape, but are otherwise non-anomalous. Each bears the 
name ‘JEANNETTE PARSLOV'. Coffins appear approximately 1 to 4 
meters beneath each instance, and contain an instance of 
SCP-2679-B. Instances of SCP-2679-B are the remains of various 
organisms. 


To date, personnel have observed over 1000 SCP-2679-A 
instances. Manifestations continue to expand out from the center of 
SCP-2679. Research into methods to prevent the emergence of 
additional instances is underway. 


Addendum 2679.1: Autopsy Findings 
> ACCESS:: SCP/2679/autopsies/01 2.log 


SUBJECT: SCP-2679-B-012 
EXAMINER: Dr. Richard Breiner 


EXTERNAL EXAMINATION: Adult human female; 
height of 1.62 meters, mass of 45 kilograms. 
Abrasions on fingers and knuckles. 


INTERNAL EXAMINATION: Physiology consistent 
with typical young adult; otherwise unremarkable. 
Inspection of lung tissue indicates rapid onset of 
hypoxic hypoxia2. 


LABORATORY DATA: Genetic analysis confirms 
presence of human DNA. No matches in 
Foundation databases. 


NOTES: Hypercapnia’ is the likely cause of death. 
Presence of physical trauma indicates prolonged 
struggle before the subject succumbed to hypoxia. 


> ACCESS:: SCP/2679/autopsies/075.log 


SUBJECT: SCP-2679-B-075 
EXAMINER: Dr. Richard Breiner 


EXTERNAL EXAMINATION: Adult human female; 
height of 1.65 meters, mass of 48 kilograms. Acute 
albinism*. Severe abrasions on forearms, hands, 
and digits (cutaneous avulsions® on distal 
phalanges). Presence of numerous subungual 
splinters. 


INTERNAL EXAMINATION: Unremarkable. Lung 
tissue indicates rapid onset of hypoxic hypoxia. 


LABORATORY DATA: Genetic analysis confirms 
presence of human DNA. Near-identical match to 


As of / /200, all attempts to extract samples from SCP-305 for 
study are forbidden. (See Addendum 305-1) 


Description: SCP-305 is a rock formation of approximately 
humanoid size and shape. Remote recordings of SCP-305 show 
that it remains stationary at all times, even when interacting with 
human subjects. 


When viewed by a sentient observer, SCP-305 appears to be a 
mobile, animate humanoid of indeterminate sex. This manifestation 
is formed of cracked rock similar to SCP-305’s physical form, and 
while it is faceless, subjects report that the cracks all over 
SCP-305’s surface begin to resemble human lips and ears as it 
moves. 


Human subjects who make visual contact with this manifestation 
hear “whispering” voices, although recording equipment in the area 
picks up nothing and the phenomenon is observed even in subjects 
who are deaf from birth. SCP-305 will initially ingratiate itself with the 
subject by whispering compliments. During this phase the subject 
experiences feelings of friendliness and trust toward SCP-305. 
These sensations seem unrelated to the actual content of the 
“compliments,” which ranges from ‘off’ to nonsensical and disturbing. 
A short list of reported compliments is included: 


« “You have beautiful eye-sockets.” 
¢ “[REDACTED] every one of your fingers” 
« “Your neck appears unusually flexible.” 


In the second phase, the subject begins to hear many voices 
emanating from SCP-305. At this point the whispers become critical, 
attempting to insult the subject or undermine the subject's self 
esteem, especially by playing on the subject’s guilty conscience. 
Like the compliments, these insults make little sense when 
recounted, but have a profound psychological effect, driving the 
subject to suicide before the final phase in 20% of cases. If the 
subject is removed from SCP-305’s presence during phase two, the 
subject will hallucinate that these insults are emanating from mouth- 
like cracks that appear to form on the ground, walls and ceiling. 


In the third and final phase, the voices will abruptly stop. 2 to 10 


SCP-2679-B-012. No other matches in Foundation 
databases. 


NOTES: Hypercapnia is the likely cause of death. 
Physical trauma (including significant interior 
damage to the coffin) suggests a prolonged 
struggle and possible self-mutilation. 


ACCESS:: SCP/2679/autopsies/129.log 


SUBJECT: SCP-2679-B-129 
EXAMINER: Dr. Julia Blair 


EXTERNAL EXAMINATION: Adult human of 
indeterminable sex. Height of 1.72 meters, mass of 
53 kilograms. Acute albinism. Subject lacks hair 
(androgenic, vellus, or otherwise), visible genitalia, 
or secondary sex characteristics. 


Severe abrasions and dermal avulsions across 
subject's body. Several lacerations present along 
forearms and a fracture in the left radial bone. Both 
eyes extruded®. 


INTERNAL EXAMINATION: Internal reproductive 
organs are absent. Examination of cranium reveals 
minor yet significant cephalic abnormalities. Pelvic 
bone used to determine sex (female). Lung tissue 
indicates rapid onset of hypoxic hypoxia. 


LABORATORY DATA: Genetic analysis confirms 
presence of human DNA; additional X 
chromosome (XXY) indicates Klinefelter syndrome, 
but with atypical presentation (subject's skeletal 
system presents as female, not male). Close 
match to SCP-2679-B-075. 


NOTES: Hypercapnia was the cause of death. 


Evidence suggests damage to eyes was self- 
inflicted. 


ACCESS:: SCP/2679/autopsies/526.log 


SUBJECT: SCP-2679-B-526 
EXAMINER: Dr. Julia Blair 


EXTERNAL EXAMINATION: Human of 
indeterminable age and sex. Height of 1.79 meters, 
mass of 62 kilograms. Acute albinism. Subject 
lacks hair (androgenic, vellus, or otherwise), 
genitalia, or secondary sex characteristics. 
Deformities include supernumerary phalanges’ at 
fingers and anophthalmia® (both eyes). 


Severe abrasions and lacerations across subject's 
body. Numerous fractures and breaks are present, 
particularly along the maxilla and nasal bone. 3 
teeth (2 from the maxilla, 1 from the mandible) are 
broken.