She stepped forwards, cautiously, moving to touch the wall, and 
jerked back when there was none there, and the grayish grasses 
crunched under her shoes. The earth, reddish and clay-like, 
crumbled under her footsteps, and when she bent down to pick a 
brilliant scarlet flower, she found that it was as real as the door had 
been moments ago. 


“Mommy!” Evelyn jerked up, and found Emily’s smiling face peering 
out from the grass. 


“Baby!” She shouted, moving to scoop the small child up in her 
arms, before something moving too fast to be seen as anything but 
a blur knocked her away. She sailed through the air just a short 
meter, but it felt like it took forever to hit the ground, the wind 
knocked out of her. A wince, and she opened her eyes to see bare 
feet, and slowly, painfully, sit up to look at her attacker. 


The young girl couldn’t have been more than nine or ten, but she 
was tall. Tall and thin, ethereal in appearance, like somebody had 
stretched her out. She looked down at Evelyn with cold, pale eyes, 
and Evelyn gasped. 


“Subject Twelve.” She breathed out, wheezing. The thin, naked 
young girl stared down at Evelyn impassively. The face was 
recognizable, after all, she had spent hours and hours looking over 
the children’s files, looking at their faces. But the girl was pale, so 
pale that she could see the veins under her skin, and so tall and thin 
that she, for a second, had to think to realize that she wasn’t a 
teenager yet. 


“Momma!” Emily gasped, stunned and staring at her mother, hands 
and clothes smeared with paint. 


“B-baby-!” Evelyn tried to gasp out again, but Subject Twelve’s foot, 
curiously elongated, crashed down on her, filling her vision. There 
was a tremendous crunch, and the fleeting thought that, this child, 
this tall thin child...could not possibly have weighed enough or have 
been strong enough to hurt her like this. 


Then she thought no more. Ever. 


Emily, meanwhile, started to cry, as the red clay earth guzzled her 
mother’s dark blood, before the other girl, the older, elfin one, picked 
her up gently and soothed her with a few hummed bars of song that 
erased all the pain from the toddler’s head. 


“Shh...don’t worry.” 
“My mommy?” 


“No, no..it wasn’t your momma. Just a monster who looked like her. 
Do you understand?” Emily stared at the older girl, and nodded, 
sniffing a little bit. “...Ready to go back to singing with the others?” 


“O-okay.” 


Addendum 877-5 
Doctor Weston’s residence and the residence of family 
destroyed, as well as all video and vocal recordings of 


any member of the Weston family using SCP-9005-1. 
Doctor Weston’s Status: Missing. Presumed Dead. 


A Great Idea, Probably... 


To be honest, you felt pretty lucky that you were assigned to one of 
the least dangerous skips you could think of. It wasn't memetic (or 
antimemetic for that matter) and all you were required to do was talk 
to it. The thing eats paper for God's sake! 


You get up from your seat, a little apprehensive but not too 
frightened, and follow her into SCP-2020's cell. 


"Hi!" SCP-2020 says, sitting in its chair. "It's nice to have someone 
to talk to. I'm working on some ideas of mine. Writing, you know. Do 
you write stories by any chance?" 


"| do, actually. | haven't recently because I've been having some 
trouble thinking of anything to write about though." 


"Oh, me too! Maybe, maybe we should brainstorm some ideas 
together? It always helps me to talk with people about ideas." 


You consider for a moment before responding. 

"Sure, | don't see why not." 

The both of you discuss some of the things you've written before 
SCP-2020 comes up with an idea that gets your attention: 
Maybe something else? 


That idea could work. 


Foundation Gripe Sheet 


Foundation personnel submit maintenance reports, also Known as 
"gripe forms", to inform level 2 site mechanics about any problems 
they experience with containment cells and connected facilities. The 
maintenance crews process the requests, solve the problems, 
document their repair solutions and file the reports away by once 
resolved. Submitted problems are marked with a "P", while the 
solutions are marked with an "S". 


Collected Maintenance Reports. Ten per page. Current as of 
1/26/2018. 
Overseen by Site- Head Maintenance Supervisor Jaimison. 


Vv Open Guide For Submitting Reports 


Note: Submitted reports are listed ten per page, with 
newer reports added at the bottom of the last page. 
Requests come in daily for all manner of odd tasks, often 
well outside of normal maintenance work. Luckily, inner 
site maintenance crews can take a joke. 

-Head Maintenance Supervisor Jaimison 


Standard format for reports: 


P: Problem reported. 
S: Solution carried out. 


Example: 


P: The Foundation is a cold and dangerous 
place to work in. 
S: It helps to have a sense of humor. 


ADVICE: Keep it simple! Focus on one thing that would 
require maintenance per report. Think on what kind of 
strange happenings would be borderline everyday 


enter chamber and disable active members of SCP-932. 
A preliminary survey revealed that SCP-932-06 was 
unaccounted for. 


(14.05.51) Byantara recovered from containment 
chamber. Pulse is weak and rapid, and his eyes are wide 
open and rapidly moving. On closer inspection, his pupils 
appeared dilated despite the bright conditions of the 
chamber. 


(14.06.00) Site lockdown initiated, all personnel advised 
to remain calm. Site security dispatched for retrieval. 


(14.06.38) The 510 Hz tone is played on the site 
speakers. Visibility of SCP-932-01 through -05 
confirmed. 


(14.06.51) Multiple motion sensors activated in South 
Wing air ducts. 


(14.08.46) Camera feed shows SCP-932-06 exiting from 
an air duct in corridor 3A of the South wing. Security 
team prepares for retrieval. 


(14.09.02) Camera feed shows another SCP-932 exiting 
from an air duct in corridor 3D of the South Wing. 
Director Faizal expresses possibility of SCP-932 
reproduction. The 510 Hz tone is played through the air 
ducts via a speaker in the Biology Office to aid retrieval 
procedures. 


(14.09.32) Camera feed shows another SCP-932 exiting 
from an air duct in corridor 4P of the South Wing. 
Additional security teams dispatched to contain both new 
instances. 


(14.11.07) Containment of 3 individuals achieved. 
Sensors report no more movement in air ducts. The two 
new individuals are labeled SCP-932-07 and -08, and 
are contained along with SCP-932-01 through -06. 


problems at the foundation. Like a vending machine that 
can dispense lava as easily as coffee. Or a living goo 
leaving a trail of slime. 


If you want feedback first, comment your idea in the 
discussion, otherwise, additions are deleted/edited at 
toadking07's discretion. 


Submitted maintenance reports (P) and filed solutions (S) from / / 
to // 


P: Security key card reader doesn't work. 
S: Diagram for proper security keycard reader card 
swiping has been installed. 


P: Smells like there might be a lot of shit inside 
containment cell. 

S: Confirmed, there is a lot of shit inside containment 
cell. 


P: Containment cell door almost needs oiling. 
S: Containment cell door almost oiled. 


P: Request viewing window on test chamber be made of 
thicker, non-transparent material. 
S: That's called a wall. 


P: Specimen has damaged toilet bowl in containment 
cell. 
S: Sturdier model toilet bowl has been installed. 


P: Security key card reader still not working. 
S: That security key card reader is for level 4 clearance 
or higher. 


Just because you guard the thing doesn't mean you get 
to peek in on it whenever you want. 
-Head Maintenance Supervisor Jaimison 


P: Muffled screaming can be heard from within 


containment cell. 
S: Audio system set up so screaming is no longer 
muffled. 


P: Specimen uprooted toilet bowl from wall and 
damaged containment cell. 

S: Plastic litter box installed until specimen learns not to 
break its things. 


P: Entities keep erasing recordings from surveillance 
cameras. 
S: Fake security cameras have been installed. 


P: One of the containment cell corners smells like piss. 
S: One of the containment cell corners has been 
bleached. 


Submitted maintenance reports (P) and filed solutions (S) from / / 
to: 


P: Almost all computers in observation deck have been 
fried. 
S: All computers in observation deck have been fried. 


P: Door to containment cell does not seem heavy 
enough to contain artifact. 

S: Weights have been affixed to cell door. Much heavier 
now. 


P: Near containment breach, auto lock-down system in 
containment cell did not engage. 

S: Auto lock-down system not installed for that 
containment cell. 


P: Cannot hear what is being said inside containment 
cell from outside. 
S: Good. File report if changes. 


P: Concerned door will not hold during containment 
breach. 
S: Containment breach scheduled for next week to test 


door. 


P: Researchers unnerved when instance watches them 
through observation window. 

S: One-way mirror installed so researchers won't see 
instance watching them. 


S: Crack in containment cell repaired. Paradox avoided. 
P: Time based fluctuation anomaly detected from crack 
in containment cell. 


P: Entity keeps banging on walls of cell like a drum. 
S: Actual drum set has been installed in cell for subject 
to bang on. 


P: Specimen has clogged containment cell toilet. 

S: Containment cell is too far gone. Recommend new 
containment cell with reinforced waste management 
system. 


Team gets the week off once they get back from 
decontam. 
-Head Maintenance Supervisor Jaimison 


P: Near containment breach due to rollie-chair. 
S: Rollie-chair secured to the floor. 


Submitted maintenance reports (P) and filed solutions (S) from / / 
to 05/12/2014. 


P: During site wide lock-down system test, doors to 
containment wing were unable to be opened from inside/ 
outside. 

S: Containment wing doors cannot be unlocked during 
site wide lock-downs. 


God have mercy if you are on the wrong side when they 
close. 
-Head Maintenance Supervisor Jaimison 


P: Concerned airlock will not hold in case of flood. 


S: Psychological evaluation with Dr. Glass scheduled for 
airlock. 


P: Hole found on hazmat suit, bio-containment wing two. 
S: Hole lost on hazmat suit, bio-containment wing two. 


P: Mop broken during containment breach. 
S: New mop given to another janitor that doesn't attempt 
to subdue an SCP with a mop. 


P: Vending machine dispensed molten lava, burned 
through cup and multiple floors. 

S: Vending machine paper cups replaced with reinforced 
cups. 


P: Containment cell found empty. 
S: Containment cell filled with balloons. 


We do maintenance work here people, not SCP retrieval. 
Something gets out, call an MTF, then call us. 
-Head Maintenance Supervisor Jaimison 


P: Camera feed 67 shows nothing of interest. 
S: Something interesting now playing on camera feed 
67. 


P: Pipes beneath sink in the cafeteria are leaking. 
Specifically requesting Mr. Alfsiger for repair. 

S: No pipes found leaking, though five animatronic 
spiders discovered under sink. All five destroyed via boot 
heel. 


Arachnophobia ts no laughing matter guys. 
-Head Maintenance Supervisor Jaimison 


P: Containment cell observation system outputting audio 
of disembodied, violent screaming. 

S: Monitor installed adjacent to observation system 
outputting muted video of Finnish death metal band. 


P: Third stall in staff bathroom on level 4 in need of 
repair. 


S: Security camera installed in third stall in staff 
bathroom on level 4. 


If you have any information on what was happened in 
that stall, you can call the anonymous tip hotline. 
-Head Maintenance Supervisor Jaimison 


Submitted maintenance reports (P) and filed solutions (S) from 
05/13/2014 to 11/30/2017. 


P: The shower in Dr. King's personal quarters is 
producing apple seeds, not water. 

S: Dr. King informed that the Gripe Sheet is not for prank 
complaints. 


Appleseed generator removed from shower and installed 
in Dr. King's coffee maker. 
-Head Maintenance Supervisor Jaimison 


P: Anti-Memetic Pun detector in Delaware Wing is 
malfunctioning. 

S: Could not locate, please provide more information, 
Dela where? 


P: Site generator gets hot when used. 
S: Can't change the laws of thermodynamics, try asking 
the physics department. 


P: SCP-___-J containment in need of maintenance. 
S: Will schedule maintenance later. 


P: Hall-113 completely blocked off with chocolate ice 
cream. 

S: Vanilla and strawberry ice cream have been added to 
Hall-113. 


P: | do not appreciate being contained as an SCP. 
S: How did you get access to this? Reported. 


Also, we don't have anything to do with actual 
containment, just maintenance. 


-Head Maintenance Supervisor Jaimison 


P: Yearly maintenance for SCP-055 containment 
scheduled. 

S: | don't think we have an SCP-055? Prank report 
reported. 


P: 13 long claw marks left on the temporary the wall of 
containment cell B-17. 
S: Claw mark added to make it 14. 


13 is unlucky. 
-Head Maintenance Supervisor Jaimison 


P: Roof in Sector 3 seems very unstable 
S: Consideration on whether or not said roof should be 
put in an asylum. 


P: Agent broke a water fountain. 
S: Water fountain has been given much needed R&R. 


Submitted maintenance reports (P) and filed solutions (S) from 
11/31/2017 to 5/10/2018. 


P: Radio speakers filled with blood. 
S: A fellow Foundation After Midnight Radio fan! Cheers! 


P: Containment breach sirens still faintly heard from all 
the way at personnel barracks. 

S: Siren volume increased. You do not want to sleep 
through those. 


P: Cannot connect to Site-26 wifi. 
S: No wifi or internet at Site-26. 


Please reread special containment procedures. 
-Head Maintenance Supervisor Jaimison 


P: Door to containment cell Y-88 makes a funny noise. 
S: Noise is indeed pretty hilarious. 


Set as my text tone for maintenance reports. Too funny. 
Thanks for bringing it to my attention! 
-Head Maintenance Supervisor Jaimison 


P: Containment Wing B-7 in Site-551 is 23° in 
temperature while everywhere else in the entire facility is 
24°. 

S: Temperature of all of Site-551 lowered by one. 


P: Minor damage to pipes in bathroom B at Site-19, may 
be anomalous. 

S: Major damage to pipes in Bathroom B at Site-19, 
definitely anomalous. 


Anomalous events are not our job to deal with please 
stop reporting them here. 
-Head Maintenance Supervisor Jamison 


P: Toilet fire at Site-42, floor 4, women's bathroom. 
S: Please dispose of sensitive documents at your 
designated incineration service station. 


P: Left wing at Site-5 missing. 
S: Beginning search for large bird. 


P: Stepped in dog feces at Site-551. 
S: That sounds like a personal problem. 


P: Need assistance with witha _ that is currently 
causing [REDACTED]. 

S: First you’re going to needa ___, and after that you 
[REDACTED] and [DATA EXPUNGED]. Should _ it right 


up. 


We can't help you if we don’t know what you need help 
with. 
-Head Maintenance Supervisor Jamison 


Submitted maintenance reports (P) and filed solutions (S) from 
5/11/2018 to / / 


P: Hallway-06 awSDJILFB K;D/ 
AFBUNZGVZDFGHBXVGJNdfgdfgjghjkv 
S: N/A 


The maintenance team sends their condolences. We are 
deeply saddened by the news from Site-19 this last 
week. Our hearts go out to the family and friends of 
those lost. 

-Head Maintenance Supervisor Jaimison 


P: Halloween is long over. Please put away the 
decorations in break room 3B. 

S: Those were not props. Break room closed off pending 
internal investigation. 


Ve oe ee ee ee ee ee 


SCP Foundation: The Movie 


**BEGIN LOG** 
Document 84-