Addendum 2: Further excursions into SCP-3446-1 have been 
successful in recovering samples of the native flora and fauna. 
Recovered specimens are to be kept in a tank filled with the fluid 
from SCP-3446-1 and no light. 


+ View Recovered Specimens 


Designation Description Notes 
SCP-3446-A1 A calcium- Several other 
carbonate based organisms feed off 
structure with long,of it safely, but it 
reddish-brown will act predatory 


stalks. Wavy, towards any 
branching shape! bioluminescent 
Immobile, but animals. 


grows rapidly 
towards light. 
Produces the fluid 
filling SCP-344647. 
SCP-3446-A2 Aquatic organisms Attracts both prey 
with a and predators 


Notes: Because of SCP-076-2's tendency to become and/or create 
dead bodies, further contact with SCP-447 is forbidden. 


Date: / / 
Test Subject: One (1) Pentium 4 computer: 1.5 ghz, with [DATA 
EXPUNGED] 


Procedure: Subject was immersed in SCP-447-2 for five (5) minutes, 
with the power cord unplugged. 


Results: Subject became caked in goo and no longer functions. 


Notes: "Whoever came up with this one should be kicked in the 
head." - Dr. A. Clef 


Date: / / 
Test Subject: SCP-063 


Procedure: Dr. | used SCP-447 instead of toothpaste to brush his 
teeth with SCP-063 


Results: Given that Dr. | doesn't need to use toothpaste to begin 
with, not much, really. 


Notes: "What is WITH you people?" - Dr. A. Clef 


Date: / / 
Test Subject: One (1) dead body 


Notes: Test was aborted. The scientist who made the proposal has 
been reassigned as Class D Personnel. 


Notes (2): "Seriously, guys, how hard is it to understand? No. Dead. 
Bodies. None. Nada. Nein! Don't think about it, don't joke about it, 
and most certainly, don't DO it. Sheesh!" - Dr. A. Clef 


Date: / / 
Test Subject: Dr. A. Clef 


bioluminescent | using light. 
sac affixed to their Doesn't react to 
skull. Possesses| physical injuries. 
long, thin tendrils 

and claws on its 

underside. Large 

teeth and no eyes. 

SCP-3446-A5 Small organisms) Hunts in large 
with 3 pairs of fins swarms. 
and thin legs on | Reproduces 
either side. Have quickly to 
long proboscises counteract high 
used for hunting} mortality rate. 
and eating. Has 4 
compound eyes. 

SCP-3446-A8 Round parasitic | Injects a numbing 
organisms with an agent before 
exoskeleton. latching on to 
Underside is avoid detection by 
covered with barbshost organism. 
for latching on and 
feeding. Moves by 
pumping water 
through its body. 

SCP-3446-A9 Mosslike plant that Has trouble 
grows along adhering to 
terrain. Highly inorganic 
adhesive, smaller materials, 
organisms trappedincluding 
by it eventually die SCP-3446. Uses 
and provide roots to stay in 
sustenance, and| place because of 
attract more prey this. 
while 
decomposing. 


Due to the new information regarding these organisms and the 

potential hostility of the environment, new protocols have been 

implemented for excursions into SCP-3446-1, as detailed in the 
containment procedures. 


+ SCP-3446-1 Exploration Log 2 


Exploration Video Log Transcript 
Date: 8/02/ 

Objective: Exploration of SCP-3446-1 
Subjects: SCP-3446 


Notes: To minimize further risk from hostile 
organisms while exploring SCP-3446-1, a human 
subject is used solely for the purpose of wearing 
SCP-3446. A submersible drone will be sent to do 
exploration once SCP-3446-1 is accessible. The 
drone is equipped with sonar tracking and mapping 
systems, a cutting tool, and a sample container 
equipped with analytical instruments. A video feed 
will be generated using the sonar readings and 
other sensors. Exploration was overviewed by Dr. 
Sambre. Agent Scott volunteered to wear 
SCP-3446. 


[BEGIN LOG] 


Dr. Sambre: Alright. Agent Scott, please proceed. 

Remember, you don't need to sink all the way into 

SCP-3446-1. Just go deep enough that we can get 
the drone in. 


Agent Scott: Understood. 


Agent Scott putts on SCP-3446, and sinks to 
roughly waist height. The submersible drone is 
then lowered into SCP-3446-1. 


Dr. Sambre: It's in. Scott, you're going to have to 
sit there for a while until we bring it back. 


Agent Scott: I'll be fine. | brought a book, and 


these things are surprisingly comfortable. 
Dr. Sambre: Very well. 


The drone is activated, and Dr. Sambre begins 
operating it. It moves without notable discoveries 
for 2 hours. Eventually, sonar readings indicate a 
massive structure ahead. The drone is moved 
closer for inspection. A sample of the structure is 
taken, and identified as SCP-3446-A1. 


The drone is maneuvered upwards, to gauge the 
height of the column of SCP-3446-A1. It moves 
upwards for another hour, before encountering a 
domed roof of SCP-3446-1 growing outwards from 
the main stalk. Sonar does not reveal an end to 
this structure. 


Time traveled and speed indicate a height of 
approximately 63 kilometers. A current in the fluid 
briefly moves aside a portion of the ceiling, 
revealing trace amounts of sunlight for 2 seconds 
before it is blocked by growth. 


No other notable discoveries are made during the 
rest of the expedition. 


[END LOG] 


SCP-3447: Trumpets of Jericho 


Item #: SCP-3447 
Object Class: Safe Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: All instances of SCP-3447 are 
to be kept at Remote Site-71 in separate, standard Safe-class 
storage lockers. Each instance is to be fitted with a trumpet mute 
with an explosive charge, which can be deactivated with a code 
provided to on-site Level-3 researchers. If a mute is removed 
without the code being entered, the explosive charge will detonate, 
rendering the instance inoperable and neutralized. 


As of 05/25/2017, MTF Eta-11 (“Savage Beasts”) is to track 
down possible sources of SCP-3447 reproductions, and to monitor 
any further anarchist activities against Foundation sites involving 
musical anomalies. 


Description: SCP-3447 refers to a collection of twenty-five thirty 
anomalous trumpets, with more theorized to currently exist outside 
of Foundation custody. They appear identical to non-anomalous 
trumpets with the exception of an engraving along the bell reading 
“Anartists without Borders #XX”, with “XX” being a number between 
one and twenty-five thirty. When not being played, SCP-3447 
demonstrates no anomalous properties other than an increased 
resistance to scratches, blemishes in the finish, and other minor 
forms of damage.! 


SCP-3447's primary effect manifests whenever a G pitch of any 
octave is played. When this occurs, all nearby man-made walls will 
begin to deteriorate for the duration of time that the note is held, 
beginning with large cracks in the base of the structure until it 
inevitably collapses. The speed of decay is unaffected by the size or 
material of the wall in question; SCP-3447's effect will destroy 
approximately half of a meter of the wall for every second the note is 
held. The range of a single instance is approximately 5 meters in 


front of the user, but this effect is additive with additional trumpets 
playing the same note nearby, including otherwise non-anomalous 
trumpets. 


SCP-3447 was originally discovered at an anartist music festival on 
05/25/2007 in , , apparently being advertised by anarchist 
music group “Anartists without Borders”, a known cell of the anartist 
Group of Interest Are We Cool Yet?. The band promoted the item as 
a way to “Tear down the walls that separate us” and to “...destroy 
the prisons of our tyrants”. Following SCP-3447's unveiling, MTF 
Eta-11 (“Savage Beasts”) intercepted and detained the group en 
route to an anarchist protest, notably located near the - 

border. During the raid, all twenty-five instances of SCP-3447 were 
recovered. A gathering of fifty anarchists, all of whom had non- 
anomalous trumpets, were waiting at the protest site and were 
amnesticized and informed the event had been canceled due to an 
impending thunderstorm. No further anomalous activity regarding 
SCP-3447 has been reported was reported for ten years; see 
addendum. 


Addendum SCP-3447.1: On 05/25/2017, ten years after the original 
anartist music festival, twenty-five anarchists? approached Site-62 
and attempted to breach into the site utilizing five previously 
unknown copies of SCP-3447 and twenty non-anomalous trumpets. 
On-site security forces eliminated the anarchists before they 
reached any containment sectors, but not before several research 
sectors suffered approximately $1,500,000 in damages. The 
additional SCP-3447 samples were transported to Site-71. 


Due to the apparent reproduction of SCP-34474 and high probability 
of more existing, SCP-3447 has been reclassified as Euclid. 


Footnotes 

1. During transport to Site-71, one sample was accidentally dropped 
from a height of two meters but was not dented. While unconfirmed, 
current hypotheses indicate that SCP-3447 is immune to all forms of 
accidental damage. 

2. Concert F. As a secondary effect, this note is always played in- 
tune, regardless of the actual tuning of the trumpet. 

3. Many of whom were present at the previous - border 
gathering. 


4. All members of “Anartists without Borders” were detained as D- 
Class personnel and later perished during an unrelated containment 
breach in 2012. It was assumed all known evidence of SCP-3447's 
construction was recovered by MTF agents during the capture of the 
group. 


SCP-3448: Halfterlife 


Item #: SCP-3448 
Object Class: Thaumiel 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3448 is to remain active at 
Site-2718. Personnel are to inspect SCP-3448 daily for additional 
messages from SCP-3448-A. Project Dammerung is to research any 
method of escape proposed or indicated by SCP-3448-A. 


Description: SCP-3448 refers to the communication developed and 
used by Project Dammerung. Utilizing technology used in MRIs, 
particle accelerators, and anomalous rituals, SCP-3448 is capable of 
allowing an individual to die while remaining in contact with the world 
of the living. SCP-3448 resembles an MRI machine; however, its 
additional anomalous components are connected externally through 
the use of jumper cables and custom circuit boards. 


SCP-3448 is the primary tool used by Project Dammerung to 
complete its objective: to contain the Dammerung Class 
Cognitohazard known as death. 


Subjects are introduced to SCP-3448 through its main opening. 
Once the subject has fully entered the cavity, the anomalous 
components in SCP-3448 transfer the subject into a half-death! 
state, in which all bodily functions cease. Any subject occupying this 
conceptual state is referred to as SCP-3448-A. This allows the 
consciousness to roam free from the body after it has entered the 
state of death (henceforth referred to as SCP-3448-1). 
Unfortunately, most documentation about the nature of SCP-3448-1 
has been lost (see Addendum 3448.1). 


When the consciousness leaves the brain in this manner, 
anomalous electrical activity continues, despite any source of 
energy. This activity is referred to as residual signals, which 
replicate how the brain would react should it be introduced to 


SCP-3448-1 while it was alive.2 By interacting with these electrical 
signals, the Foundation is able to establish two-way communication 
with SCP-3448-A. 


In order to better understand the residual signals, they are 
interpreted by an additional anomalous component of SCP-3448. 
This component will generally produce an image, although individual 
words have been observed. 


Agent Anthony Michaels, the only successful subject to have utilized 
SCP-3448 outside of preliminary testing, is the current SCP-3448-A. 
As of this writing, SCP-3448-A still exhibits standard residual signal 
activity. 


Addendum 3448.1: Below is a series of records from the usage of 
SCP-3448. Due to the destruction of formal testing documentation 
as per the instructions of O5-4, the majority of recovered documents 
take the form of lab notes, or residual signal communication reports. 


+ Open Recovered Interview Transcript 
SCP-3448 Preliminary Subject Interview 
Young: Please state your name for the record. 
Michaels: Agent Anthony Michaels. 


Young: How long have you served the 
Foundation? 


Michaels: Fourteen years. 
Young: What is your next assignment? 


Michaels: The one that'll make sure | don't 
serve for fifteen years. 


Young: ... You know this is for the formal 
record, right? 


Michaels: Yeah, but you know how it is. | 
gotta get a joke in some time. And we both 


know | only have so many jokes left. 


Young: | know, | know. But, let's just get back 
to the interview for now. Why did you volunteer 
for this assignment? 


Michaels: | did it for my family. 
Young: Can you elaborate? 


Michaels: Well, my dad's been on his 
deathbed for a while now. I've spoken to him 
though, and once he comes around he talks 
about the things he was going to do when he 
gets out of the hospital. He told me he was 
going to hike the Appalachian trail. That thing 
goes all the way from Georgia to Maine. This 
man brought up three kids by himself, and all 
he wanted at the end was to go on a nice hike. 


Young: That doesn't quite answer the 
question. 


Michaels: Yeah, | guess it's not a super 
explicit answer isn't it? [laughs softly] 


Young: Please, we need to do this for the 
report. It has to be more professional than this. 


Michaels: Sorry, sorry. | meant to say that, 
well... | want to give my dad another chance. 
Sure, he might not make it all the way through 
the trail, or up the mountains, or wherever, but 
| don't want him to die. He deserves more than 
what he's got, and I'm willing to sacrifice 
myself in his stead. He's practically done the 
same for me. 


Young: And you do recognize that the 
Foundation is not required to adhere to your 
wish. This meaning that, in the case that your 


mission succeeds, we are allowed to choose 
your father for selective termination. 


Michaels: I'll take the chance. If we're 
containing the Reaper, | trust the Foundation 
will make sure he's only let off his new leash 
when its really necessary. Furthermore, | don't 
believe my dad is one of those cases. 


Young: Do you have anything else to add? 


Michaels: | guess I'd like to thank you for 
giving me this opportunity. 


Young: Well, um... It's been my pleasure, 
Agent Michaels. 


Michaels: As working with Project 
Dammerung was mine. 


Young: Okay. That will conclude our interview. 


+ Open Imaging Reports and Associated Lab Notes 
SCP-3448 Preliminary Testing Lab Notes 


Alright, breaking in the first page of the lab 
notebook. Just a bunch of scribbles of my 
thoughts during the official test for later. So, to 
future reader person (yes, that means you 
future Emily), you should probably take a look 
at the formal report instead. 


We've confirmed that this thing works as well 
as It's ever going to. | mean, the animal tests 
of the individual parts worked. That's the best 
confirmation we're going to get without 
throwing someone in there 100%. 


So, the current plan is this - send in Michaels 


Procedure: Dr. A. Clef was ambushed in the hallway, dragged into a 
room with a bathtub full of SCP-447-2, and immersed for 
approximately 25 seconds. 


Results: Subject became irate, and threatened to kill staff members 
carrying out the experiment if it were not for the fact that doing so 
would violate experimental protocol. 


Notes: "As soon as this mess is cleaned up you will all be missed." - 
Dr. A. Clef 


Date: / / 
Test Subject: Potassium Nitrate/Sugar mix 


Procedure: A spoonful of SCP-447 was added to the mix of 
Potassium Nitrate and Sugar, in order to create a makeshift smoke 
grenade. 


Results: Not only did the new mix slow down the combustion in such 
a way that the generated smoke was ten times greater and lasted 
approximately 5 minutes longer than the original mix, but it also 
colored the smoke with a green tint and left it with a minty smell.