Addendum 3074.1: The following logs are samples of audio 
recovered from compact cassette tapes found in the offices above 
SCP-3074. All dialogue is translated from Ukrainian. 


> ACCESS SCP:/3074/files/audio1 .log 


AUDIO LOG 


[BEGIN LOG] 

VOICE 1: Hello? 

VOICE 2: [Unintelligible.] 

VOICE 1: Is anyone— 

VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 
VOICE 1: What? | don't know what that— 
VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: | don't understand. What are you talking 
about? 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: What does that mean? I'm stuck down 


here, the elevator won't work. Can you send 
someone to fix the elevator? 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 
VOICE 1: Why do you keep saying that? 
VOICE 2: [Unintelligible.] 

VOICE 1: What? 

VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 
VOICE 1: Stop saying that. 

[Silence.] 

VOICE 1: Hello? 

VOICE 2: [Sighing.] 

VOICE 1: Talk to me. 

VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: Just talk to me! Look, I'm trapped down 
here, | need to— 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 
VOICE 1: Fuck you. 
VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


[END LOG] 


AUDIO LOG 


[BEGIN LOG] 
VOICE 1: Are you there? 
[Silence.] 


VOICE 1: Look, the elevator doesn't work, and | 
can't find any service stairs out of this place. The 
only other exit is a ramp leading farther down. 
There's no one else here. All the cars are empty. 


[Silence.] 

VOICE 1: Is anyone here? 

VOICE 2: [ Yawning.] 

VOICE 1: Okay, thank God, look you need to— 
VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: What the fuck? This again? Look, lady, 
just talk to me. I'm trapped down here. Do you 
understand? 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 
VOICE 1: Stop saying that. 
VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 
VOICE 1: Stop saying that. 
VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: Fucking stop! Just fucking stop! Shut the 
fuck up and listen to me. 


VOICE 2: [Sighing] Precinct, zone, number or 
letter. 


VOICE 1: You fucking bitch. Fuck you. 


[END LOG] 


AUDIO LOG 


[BEGIN LOG] 
VOICE 1: Hello? 
[Silence.] 


VOICE 1: Listen: You need to send someone to 
come get me. I've been stuck down here for two, 
maybe three hours. There's no one down here. 
There's no stairs, there's not even a bathroom. | 
don't know what you think this is, but — 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: You can't do this. You can't do this to 
me. I'm an important person. People are going to 
notice I'm missing. People are going to come 
looking. 


VOICE 2: [Yawning.] Precinct, zone, number or 
letter. 


VOICE 1: Please stop doing this. Please just let 
me the hell out of this place. 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: You can't do this. You can't do this to 
me. 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: Why are you doing this? What do you 


want from me? 

VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 

VOICE 1: Fucking talk to me! 

VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 

VOICE 1: I'm going to fucking kill you. Do you hear 
me? I'm going to find you and I'm going to fucking 
kill you. 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: You, you fucking — fucking bitch. 
Fucking bitch. Just fucking die. 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: Someone will come for me. Someone 
will come and then they'll arrest you. They'll arrest 
you and | hope they shoot you. 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


[END LOG] 


AUDIO LOG 


[BEGIN LOG] 
VOICE 1: Hello. 
[Silence.] 


VOICE 1: I'm... I'm sorry that | called you a bitch. 
I'm sorry that | threatened to kill you. | shouldn't 


have done that. 
[Silence.] 


VOICE 1: Please just let me out. Or send someone 
to fetch me. Or — just talk to me. Just talk to me. 
Please, tell me what's going on. Talk to me like a 
human being. 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


[END LOG] 


> ACCESS SCP:/3074/files/audio3.log 


AUDIO LOG 


[BEGIN LOG] 


VOICE 1: This is an experiment, isn't it? A 
government experiment. Like in the movies. 


[Silence.] 


VOICE 1: | went down, again. More cars. Then | 
went down again, and there were just more cars. 
Then again, and... well, yes. I'm certain of it. This 
is some sort of experiment. 


[Silence.] 


VOICE 1: But | think there has been a mistake. I'm 
not important enough for experiments. I'm just an 
accountant, you see? When | said that people 
would notice | was missing, | was lying. I'm 
nobody. There's really no point to experimenting 
on someone like me. 


[Silence.] 


VOICE 1: Are you there? Am | right? Is this some 
sort of experiment? If so, what should | do? What 
do you want me to do? 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 
VOICE 1: Is that your way of saying yes? 


VOICE 2: [Sighing.] Precinct, zone, number or 
letter. 


VOICE 1: Okay. What should | do? What do you 
want me to do? 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 
VOICE 1: Am | supposed to go down? 
VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 
VOICE 1: Alright. I'll... I'll go down. 

[END LOG] 


AUDIO LOG 


[BEGIN LOG] 


VOICE 1: I'm calling you from Level 7. There are 
service phones on every level. Did you know that? 
| did not know that. | thought the one on the first 
level was the only one. | am on Level 7, by the 
way. Nothing here but more abandoned cars. 
Some look very old. 


[Silence.] 


VOICE 1: There's an unpleasant smell, too. I'm not 
sure what it is, but — 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: Alright, yes, | know what it is. I'm sorry. | 
had to. | had no other choice. There are no 
bathrooms down here, you understand? And | 
couldn't hold it in any longer, and — 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: | did it in the corner. In a spot that should 
be easy to clean up. | hope it's easy to clean up. 
I'm sorry. 


[Silence.] 
VOICE 1: Are you still there? 
VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: Alright. | will try again later. | need to find 
water. Food and water. Maybe in one of the cars. 


[END LOG] 


AUDIO LOG 


[BEGIN LOG] 
VOICE 1: | don't think I'm alone down here. I— 
[Distant piano music.| 


VOICE 1: What is that? What is that I'm hearing? 
Is that — music? 


SCP-381: The Pyrotechnic Polyphony 


Item #: SCP-381 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-381 is to be kept in a 23 x 
31 cm document envelope in Storage Unit-05. Further containment 
procedure is not necessary under non-testing conditions. Non- 
Roman Catholic Christian (i.e., any Protestant denomination) 
research staff are not permitted to perform tests on SCP-381 due of 
the risk of combustion; other Abrahamic or non-religious personnel 
are not at risk. 


Description: SCP-381 comprises 7 unbound pages of yellowing 
paper sheet music. Chemical analysis has confirmed that the ink on 
the paper is made of a mix of a solution of tannic acids with ferrous 
sulphate and gum, consistent with a recipe for ink contemporary with 
the paper’s estimated year of production (15 CE). 


Each page contains 8 bars of a contrapuntal, polyphonic, Baroque 
choral composition with overlapping harmonies written for bass, 
baritone, tenor, and soprano/castrati vocal parts. None of the script 
is legible with the exception of the rubricated capitals interspersed 
throughout the piece. 


Anyone who touches SCP-381 abruptly begins to sing from the 
beginning of the composition in a range suited to their age and 
gender but with professional-level competence. By measure , other 
voices will have joined: such voices emerge from the air around the 
SCP, and sound like a choir made up of between and members, 
singing lyrics in Latin that translate to [DATA EXPUNGED]. When 
the singers reach measure _, all non-Roman Catholic Christians in 
the area (including the singer, if applicable) will soontaneously burst 
into flame that extinguishes only upon cessation of life function and 
cannot be extinguished by any available means. The flame is 
otherwise normal, emitting heat and light as would be expected. 


VOICE 2: [Muffled, unintelligible.| 
[Piano music stops.] 


VOICE 1: Were you listening to music? What kind 
of music was that? | don't recognize it. You listen 

to music? Do you like music? What kind of music 

do you like? 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: You can turn it back on. | don't mind. It's 
okay, you can listen to music while we talk. | don't 
mind. | don't mind. 


VOICE 2: [Sighing.] Precinct, zone, number or 
letter. 


VOICE 1: Oh. Oh, I'm sorry. 
VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: I'm, I'm probably frustrating you. I'm 
sorry. 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: | don't mean to bother you. I'm sorry. 
You probably just want to listen to your music. 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: Okay. I'll, I'll leave you be for now. I'll let 
you listen to your music. I'm sorry. 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 
VOICE 1: Sorry. Enjoy your music. 
[END LOG] 


AUDIO LOG 


[BEGIN LOG] 


VOICE 1: I've made it to Level 27. The lights aren't 
working properly down here. | managed to find a 
flashlight in one of the cars, though. 


[Silence.] 


VOICE 1: | can't find food or water. I'm very thirsty. 
But I'll keep going. That's the way out, right? You 
just want me to keep going down. Say something if 
I'm supposed to keep going down. 


[Silence.] 


VOICE 1:1 hear scuttling now and then. | think | 
see shapes from the corner of my eye. Large 
shapes. | can't quite make them out, but — 


[ Shuffling.] 

VOICE 1: Hello? 

VOICE 3: [Distant, unintelligible.] 
VOICE 2: [Distant laughing.] 


VOICE 1: Is... is there someone else there with 
you? 


VOICE 2: [Distant, unintelligible.] 


VOICE 1: Are you talking to someone else? What 
are you talking to them about? 


VOICE 2: [Clearing throat.] Precinct, zone, number 
or letter. 


VOICE 1: You were just talking to someone else. 
Who were you talking to? 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: Why will you talk to him but not me? Is 
he your friend? 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: That's... that's not fair. You'll talk to him, 
but you won't talk to me? What's wrong with talking 
to me? Why won't you talk to me? 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 
VOICE 1: Just talk to me. Just talk to me, please! 
VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 
VOICE 1: Fucking talk to me! 

VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: |, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. That was mean of 
me. I'm sorry. I'll leave you be. You can talk to your 
friend. I'm sorry. 


[END LOG] 


> ACCESS SCP:/3074/files/audio4.log 


AUDIO LOG 


[BEGIN LOG] 


VOICE 1: | don't know what level I'm on. All the 
lights stopped working about — five? Five levels 
ago, | think. | would have called you sooner, but 


this is the first phone I've found that wasn't 
smashed or broken. 


[Silence.] 


VOICE 1: The flashlight still works, but | think the 
batteries are running low. I've been using it to 
search cars for a new one. | found — | found a 
gun, in one of the glove compartments. A pistol. 
I've never seen one before. Not in real life. Only in 
movies. 


[Silence.] 


VOICE 1: It's much heavier than | thought it would 
be. 


[Silence.] 


VOICE 1: My skin is very itchy. | think I'm 
developing a rash. Hard to see in all the darkness. 
Should | keep going? | keep thinking... if someone 
comes for me, they'd have to go all the way down 
to find me. It would be very hard to find me, down 
here. Should | stop? 


[Silence.] 
VOICE 1: Should | keep going down? 
[Muffled shuffling.] 


VOICE 2: [Heavy breathing] Precinct, zone, 
number or letter. 


VOICE 1: Are you — are you panting? Were you 
away from the phone? 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: What were you doing? 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: | — | understand. | have to keep going 
down. 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: Those things | mentioned before. 
There's more of them down here. | hear them, 
scuttling around. Chittering. | think they might be — 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: I'll, I'll leave you be. I'll keep going. 
Thank you for listening to me. 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 
VOICE 1: Talk to you later. 


[END LOG] 


AUDIO LOG 


[BEGIN LOG] 
VOICE 1: I'm, I'm going to try something. I'm sorry. 
Tell my family I'm sorry. Please tell my mother that 


I'm sorry. Tell my sister — tell them | love them. 
Tell them I'm sorry. Please tell them I'm sorry. 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 
VOICE 1: I'm sorry. 
[END LOG] 


AUDIO LOG 


[BEGIN LOG] 
VOICE 1: [Choked sobbing.]| No bullets. 
[END LOG] 


AUDIO LOG 


[BEGIN LOG] 


VOICE 1: I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. | won't — | won't 
try that again. | shouldn't have — I'm sorry. I'm 
sorry. 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: I'm sorry. I'll talk to you later. | love you. 
I'm sorry. 


[END LOG] 


AUDIO LOG 


VOICE 1: Thirsty. 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 
VOICE 1: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 
[Silence.] 

VOICE 1: [Hoarse laughing.] Got you, didn't |? 


VOICE 2: [Sighing.] Precinct, zone, number or 
letter. 


VOICE 1: [Whimpering.] S-sorry. I'm sorry. | 
shouldn't have— 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: That was so terrible of me. I'm so sorry. | 
won't, | won't ever do that, sorry. Please forgive 
me. Do you forgive me? 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: I'll stop bothering you. I'll stop bothering 
you. Thank you. I'm so sorry. 


[END LOG] 


AUDIO LOG 


VOICE 1: [Whispering.] No flashlight. 
VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: Chittering. Scuttling. Skin. | think my skin 
is falling off. 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: I'm so hungry. I'm so thirsty. It's peeling 
off. 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: Maybe | could... would it be okay? Is it 
okay if I...? 


VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


VOICE 1: Th-thank you. Okay. Thank you, thank 
you thank you thank you. | love you. Thank you. 


[Wet ripping.] 
VOICE 1: Thank you... 
VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 


[END LOG] 


AUDIO LOG 


VOICE 1: [Soft chittering.] 

VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 
VOICE 1: [Soft chittering.] 

VOICE 2: Precinct, zone, number or letter. 
VOICE 1: [Soft chittering.] 

[Mechanical humming.] 


VOICE 2: Thank you for choosing Izatova Parking 
Center. Have a pleasant day. 


[END LOG] 


Footnotes 

1. Notably, Pripyat was evacuated in the wake of the Chernobyl 
disaster on April 27, 1986. Access is heavily restricted by the 
government. 

2. All instructions are written in Japanese. 


SCP-3075: A Day At The Beach Is All It Takes 


Item #: SCP-3075 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: Households and orphanages 
affected by SCP-3075 remain under clandestine surveillance 
indefinitely. MTF Tau-70 (“Sun Bathers”) are on standby to recover 
SCP-3075-A instances should previously undocumented anomalous 
activity be observed, at the discretion of Site-49 Command. 


UPDATE (24.08.2023): Specimen ZQ-457, which is stored in Class 
Ill biocontainment at Site-86, is now provisionally a constituent 
object of SCP-3075. As part of recovery efforts, the search for 
similar instances in Nordfriesland and Schleswig-Flensburg is 
ongoing. 


UPDATE (09.12.2026): The containment revision of 24.08.2023 is 
hereby obsolete (see Addendum 3075-19).