SCP-3195-2 is a statue that is currently being 
constructed by SCP-3195-1. Through conjecture, 
Foundation analysts have estimated that the final 
dimensions of SCP-3195-2 will be 25m x 25m x 80m. 
SCP-3195-2 will depict an SCP-3195-1 instance weeping 
while cradling miniature humans in its arms. Although it 
is constructed from non-anomalous materials such as 
stone, marble, and iron, it is resistant to any and all 
forms of attempted destruction. 


Upon completion, SCP-3195-2 will generate a memetic 
effect. Those who observe SCP-3195-2 through any 


means will gain full knowledge of the history of 
SCP-3195-1's former civilization. (Referred to as the 

U .) Any attempts to physically obscure SCP-3195-2 
that excludes the natural environment of Containment 
Zone-7750 will fail through anomalous means. 


In addition to the above effects, SCP-3195-1 will cease 
to manifest within Containment Zone-7750, as they 
believe "they have accomplished their goals on [Earth]." 


7750-Pulse events denote scenarios where an SCP-3195-1 instance 
has ceased performing SCP-3195-2 related tasks. It will travel to an 
area no less than 1 km away from the nearest entry point and make 
a sound that personnel have observed as "pained screeching" at 
approximately 200 dB. After twelve minutes of producing this sound, 
the instance will remove all of its internal organs from its body, 
replacing them with dirt and various other objects the instance finds 
on the ground before exploding. The radius of said explosion has 
been measured to be 1 km. 


The ground within the radius is altered to contain traces of the 
various materials needed to construct SCP-3195-2. As such, 
SCP-3195-1 instances will refer to 7750-Pulse event sites as 
"sacred spots." 


Addendum 3195: Interview logs with various SCP-3195-1 
instances: 


[>] Interview Log A-06 
Interviewed: SCP-3195-1-14 
Interviewer: Dr. E 


Foreword: First Foundation attempt to extract 
information from an SCP-3195-1 instance 
regarding SCP-3195-2. As per containment 
procedures, Dr. E was instructed to wait 
for an SCP-3195-1 instance to intercept him in 
order to begin the interview. 


<Begin Log> 
SCP-3195-1-14: Greetings, white-robe.® 


E : Hello. While you're here, can | ask you 
something? 


SCP-3195-1-14: What do you wish to know? 


E : What exactly is it that your people don't 
want us to go near? 


SCP-3195-1-14: | am sorry, but | must not tell. 


E : It's of vital importance that we know. 
We can't keep whatever it is you're doing away 
from others if we don't know what that thing is 
or what it does. 


SCP-3195-1-14 remained silent for 
approximately twelve seconds before 
responding. 


SCP-3195-1-14: The foremen will not be 
pleased, but for the sake of our work, | will tell 
you one thing | know. 


E : Which is? 


SCP-3195-1-14: We are constructing a most 
sacred monument. The foremen desire it to 
reach the sky so that all who see will know of 
our fate! Your kind may rule the world that we 
once did, and that is fine, but we will not be 
forgotten. 


E : Please elaborate. 
SCP-3195-1-14: | cannot. 
E : Why? 


geographical area of Douglas County, Illinois and a small portion of 
the southern end of Champaign County, Illinois, and appeared within 
SCP-406 shortly after falling asleep. Instances of SCP-406-1 do not 
report abnormal histories of sleepwalking. To date, no attempt to 
witness or record the disappearance of an SCP-406-1 instance from 
their origin point has been successful. Current conjecture suggests 
that a disappearance will not occur unless unobserved. No 
SCP-406-1 has yet to report any memories of their time between 
falling asleep and waking within SCP-406, and no attempt to recover 
memories has yet been successful. 


Todate, instances of SCP-406-1 have been recovered. 
SCP-406-1 instances are not known to be anomalous. No individual 
SCP-406-1 instance has appeared more than once. 


Document SCP-406-A: 


On August 14th 1989, at 17:32 GMT, an emergence 
event occurred during exploratory drilling of the materials 
of the wall at the emergence point. Despite immediate 
medical intervention, Mrs , 76, died at the scene. 
Mrs was not known to have had any living relatives, 
and staff at the nursing home where she resided were 
administered amnestics and a cover story (heart failure). 
Technician — , manning the drill at the time, also 
requested amnestics. This was denied. A leave of 
absence was granted. 


« SCP-405 | SCP-406 | SCP-407 » 


SCP-3195-1-14: | sense the foremen reaching 
into my thoughts. My foolishness was not 
unnoticed. | must tend to my work or the 
foremen will get angrier with me. 


<End Log> 

[>] Interview Log A-07 
Interviewed: SCP-3195-1-20 
Interviewer: Dr. P 


Foreword: Second Foundation attempt to 
extract information from an SCP-3195-1 
instance regarding SCP-3195-2. Protocol is 
the same as above. 


<Begin Log> 


SCP-3195-1-20: You want to know what we 
are building, yes? 


Dr.P : How did you know? 


SCP-3195-1-20: Brother was scolded by the 
foremen two moons ago. They were mad 
because he told your fellow white-robe too 
much. Brother reasoned with them, and now 
the foremen allow us to tell you anything you 
wish. 


Dr.P_ : Very well. Why do your people feel 
the need to attack people that come near the 
statue? 


SCP-3195-1-20: | don't understand. What is 
attack? 


Dr.P  : Your people do something to hurt 
people that come near the statue. 


SCP-3195-1-20: Harm? Ah, yes! We harm 
because we are not ready. We do not want the 
humans like you to see our final mark in its 
imperfection. 


Dr.P_ : Because it's incomplete, I'm 
assuming? 


SCP-3195-1-20: No, no. We would want all 
humans to see our monument if we could, but 
unfortunately, that would mean letting their 
memories be filled with a false visage. 


Dr.P : Meaning? 


SCP-3195-1-20: Our statue is our history. We 
want humans to know our history. We do not 
want our history to be associated with an 
unknowable blob of stone and iron. We wish 
for you to understand with perfect clarity what 
we have done and what you have done. This 
is why our monument will have one of us 
holding small humans. All will see! All will 
know! We will not be forgotten! 


Dr.P  :1 understand. 
<End Log> 


Closing Statement: Getting information 
seems too easy. Yet in their tone, the 
instances we spoke with so far seem fairly 
genuine in their words as if they have no real 
reason to lie to us. | would say that we should 
take 3195-1's words with only a grain of salt, 
but | fear that might be counterproductive. If 
they are building something, then 
understanding it may be the best way to 
contain it.-Dr.L =P 


[>] Interview Log B-02 


Interviewed: SCP-3195-1-04 
Interviewer: Dr. | 


Foreword: Attempt to gather information 
regarding the nature of 3195 Entry Points as 
well as where SCP-3195-1 appears from. 
Protocol is the same as above. 


<Begin Log> 

SCP-3195-1-04: Do you want something? 
Dr.| : Yes. We need to ask more questions. 
SCP-3195-1-04: About our statue, | assume? 


Dr.! :Notthis time. This time, we've 
decided to learn more about your kind. 


SCP-3195-1-04: What is there to know about 
us that you don't already know? You know that 
we are building a monument of us for the 
humans. Is that not enough? 


Dr.| : Your kind appears from various 
locations on the island and are seen 
disappearing in those same spots. Where do 
you appear from? 


SCP-3195-1-04: | don't understand. 


Dr.| : Let me rephrase that. Other members 
of your kind have made mention of "returning 
to shelter" before vanishing from the island. 
What is this "shelter?" 


SCP-3195-1-04: Our grave. 
Dr.| : Pardon? 


SCP-3195-1-04: Our time as kings and 


queens of this world have finished. We should 
have a tomb, yes? 


Dr.I _: It does fit the image, yes. 


SCP-3195-1-04: The foremen have built this 
tomb for us, so we get used to the idea of 
extinction. They have deemed that it is time for 
our heir to rule this world of green and blue. 


Dr.|  : With that being said, what do you do 
in your shelter? 


SCP-3195-1-04: We die, but we return to life 
when we must work on our monument or if the 
foremen have words with us. 


<End Log> 

[>] Interview Log B-08 
Interviewed: SCP-3195-1-29 
Interviewer: Dr. C 


Foreword: Attempt to gather information 
regarding "the foremen." Protocol is the same 
as above. 


<Begin Log> 

SCP-3195-1-29: Hello. 

Dr. C : Greetings. 
SCP-3195-1-29: | want to talk with you. 
Dr. C : About what? 


SCP-3195-1-29: | don't know. | just feel like 
talking with a human. You decide. 


Dr. C : Very well. What can you tell us 


about the foremen? 


SCP-3195-1-29 refuses to answer and begins 
trembling. 


Dr. C : | was unaware that the foremen 
are a sensitive matter to you, but | really need 
you to tell us about them. 


SCP-3195-1-29 remains silent. 
Dr. C : Please answer the questi- 


Several other instances of SCP-3195-1 have 
appeared around Dr. C and then 
proceeded to attack him as though he has 
entered the previously mentioned radius of 
SCP-3195-2. SCP-3195-1-29 subsequently 
initiates a series of events that eventually lead 
to a 7750-Pulse event. Interview terminated. 


<End Log> 


Closing Statement: This was the first time 
SCP-3195-1 has displayed hostility towards 
Foundation personnel outside of its normal 
causes. This interview has made it clear that 
there are some things that SCP-3195-1 won't 
share with people. This begs the question: 
What role do the foremen play in 
SCP-3195-1's society outside of being, well, 
foremen? Regardless, all further research into 
the foremen must be done with high caution. 


Dr. C has been relieved of duty and is 
currently undergoing psychiatric treatment. - 
Dr.O K 

Footnotes 


1. As of 08/23/19, 30 vessels are currently active. Maintenance 
schedules are available in Document 7750-OP8. 
2. Detailed accounts of SCP-3195-1's biology can be found in 


Document 7750-3195-1. 

3. Instances of the organism claim that they are "traveling to 
shelter." 

4. An indigenous language of the Channel Islands. 

5. This includes, but is not limited to: Acute phobia of SCP-3195-1, 
hypervigilance, difficulty staying asleep, and heightened general 
anxiety. 

6. "White-robe" is what most SCP-3195-1 instances refer to 
Foundation research personnel as. 


SCP-3196: The Adventures of Rex Dangerly 


File Accessed 
The Current Date is: September 24th, 2009 


Item #: SCP-3196 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: A month before an expected 
PUB-Event, Task Force Rho-4 (The Bookworms) is to obtain 
Penguin Random House's shipping manifest of all bookstores 
receiving shipments of the next Rex Dangerly book. This list is to be 
forwarded to all participating Foundation Mobile Task Forces. At the 
start of a PUB-Event, Foundation MTFs are to confiscate all 
SCP-3196-A instances. All civilian witnesses are to be given Class- 
B amnestics. 


All instances of SCP-3196-A are to be stored in standard 
Foundation security lockers. 


Description: SCP-3196 is a temporal anomaly that affects the book 
series collectively known as The Adventures of Rex Dangerly, 
written by author Devon Brackenridge (POI-3196) and published by 
Penguin Random House. The series follows the eponymous hero as 
he travels between various historical time periods and 
extraterrestrial locations. Instances of the second, third, fourth and 
fifth books in the series that were released before being written or 
published are labelled as SCP-3196-A-1-4 respectively. All 
SCP-3196-A instances bear the dedication; To the best of my fans, 
you know who you are. SCP-3196-A instances all contain 
publication dates ranging from 2008 to 2020. 


SCP-3196 causes the materialization of the remaining unwritten 
entries in The Adventures of Rex Dangerly on days when new 
entries in the series are to be officially published, known as a PUB- 
Event. Bookstores set to receive copies of the new entries will also 


receive instances of SCP-3196-A, depending on the volume being 
released. SCP-3196-A instances will typically manifest near already 
published books in the Rex Dangerly series, either on distribution 
shipments, or at bookstore shelves and storage rooms. 
Manifestation is instantaneous, and commonly goes unnoticed. 


SCP-3196 does not affect electronic book vendors, or secondhand 
bookstores. 


SCP-3196-A Title Current Statu Publication 
instance Date 
None The Man and thePublished September 14, 

Clocktower 2006 
SCP-3196-A-1) The Tides of Published October 1, 2008 
Neptune 
SCP-3196-A-2) Through the In writing November 11, 
Wormhole 2010 
SCP-3196-A-3) A View From | Conceptual March 24, 2014 
Alexandria 
SCP-3196-A-4| The Man From Conceptual January 18, 
Out of Time 2020 


Discovery-PUB-Event-01 

On September 14th, 2006, bookstores that were set to receive 
shipments of the first Rex Dangerly book also received shipments of 
books purporting to be the next four entries in The Adventures of 
Rex Dangerly. An embedded agent of Task Force Rho-4 at Penguin 
Random House alerted the Foundation upon receiving multiple 
phone calls from confused bookstores. 


Foundation Agents stationed in POI-3196's hometown of Phoenix, 
Arizona were able to secure an interview with him under the guise of 
FBI fraud investigators. This interview, as well as one conducted 
with his editor at Penguin Random House, confirmed that no further 
entries in the Rex Dangerly series had currently been written. Using 
the publisher's shipping manifest for the first book's publication, 
Mobile Task Forces were able to raid all bookstores that had 
received shipments of SCP-3196-A. These instances were 
confiscated under a cover story which involved the use of FBI assets 
to disseminate a fictitious narrative containing an attempt to defraud 


POI-3196, Penguin Random House, as well as various bookstores 
through the use of fake Rex Dangerly sequels. 


Foundation literary analysts examining copies of SCP-3196-A were 
able to confirm the vocabulary and writing style matched that of 
previous works written by POI-3196, as well as matching the general 
content of the first Rex Dangerly book. All recovered instances were 
deemed to be non-anomalous. 


Follow-up interviews with both distributors and bookstore employees 
revealed wide ranging inconsistencies in recalling how SCP-3196-A 
instances were acquired. Subsequent use of amnestics was 
deemed sufficient to cover up Foundation involvement in the 
investigation and confiscation of SCP-3196-A instances. 


PUB-Event-02 

On July 17, 2008, POI-3196 submitted his manuscript for the second 
book in the Rex Dangerly series, as well as his design for the cover 
art. Task Force Rho-4 was able to confirm that the content and 
cover was identical to that of SCP-3196-A-1. When October 1, 2008 
was announced as the release date, plans for a second PUB-Event 
were drawn up. 


The Tides of Neptune was successfully released on October 1, 
2008, triggering a PUB-Event. Foundation Task Forces, utilizing a 
similar strategy as the first PUB-Event, were able to contain all 
SCP-3196-A instances with minimal difficulty. 


SCP-3196-A instances contained during the second PUB-Event are 
identical to those contained during the first event. 


Addendum 3196-2- Plot Information 
Title: The Man and the Clocktower 


General Synopsis: Rex Dangerly is a member of the 
Universal Time Corps, responsible for the safe keeping 
of Space-Time. On a routine mission to 1870's London, 
Rex becomes embroiled in a plot to overthrow the 
Monarchy, destroy the Parliament, and establish a Retro- 
Soviet authoritarian state. The man responsible is 


revealed to be Olms Praetor, Rex's superior officer, who 
wishes to destabilize time itself in order to rewrite history. 
At their final confrontation on Big Ben, Rex fatally 
wounds Olms.