After a quick status check and rundown, we got him moved 
out to a secure vehicle and shipped to Site-23. He was 
cooperative the whole time, didn't say much. Didn't seem very 
sure about the car, but we assured him he was fine. 


Addendum 2776.2: Interview 


The following interview took place shortly after SCP-2776 was 
processed by containment specialists at Site-23. 


Dr. Richards: Good afternoon, sir. 
SCP-2776: And to you. 
Dr. Richards: Do you know where you are? 


SCP-2776: | do not, though | find that | must not know many 
things after all | have seen today. 


Dr. Richards: Did the men you spoke to earlier say anything 
about what we do at this facility? 


SCP-2776: They used the word "containment" liberally. | 
assume this is a prison? 


Dr. Richards: No, no, not a prison. More like a laboratory. For 
research. 


SCP-2776: Am | a subject? 


Dr. Richards: For the time being, yes. Do you know what 
year it is? 


SCP-2776: |... | believe it was December, yes. | was ill, and 
the physicians were— | believe Martha was there as well, 
where is she? 


Dr. Richards: Some time has passed since your reported 
death, I'm afraid. Two hundred years. 


SCP-2776: (Does not respond) 
Dr. Richards: Are you alright? 


SCP-2776: The Lord should have taken me, | remember 
feeling the life leaving my body. | spoke for the last time and 
then the darkness... | do not understand. 


Dr. Richards: During our initial inspection, we noted several 
abnormal parts of your physiology, features that were not... 
human. It is possible that a malfunction of your power supply 
activated some kind of emergency power reserve system, 
gave your internal mechanisms time to repa— 


SCP-2776: What? Power supply? Mechanisms? Speak now, 
what are you implying? 


Dr. Richards: You are, uh, as far as we can tell, animatronic. 
A machine. 


SCP-2776: This... but Martha, she never... 


(SCP-2776 does not respond to further questioning. 
SCP-2776 remained unresponsive throughout the remainder 
of its processing examinations, and only began speaking 
again once reaching containment at Site-70.) 


Addendum 2776.3: Recovered Documents 
The following documents were recovered during a raid ona 


Marshall, Carter and Dark distributor in Roanoke, Virginia, United 
States. 


SCP-323: Wendigo Skull 


Item #: SCP-323 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-323 is to be kept ina 17m 
x 17m x 3m concrete containment cell in Site-91. The object is to be 
restrained in the center of the cell within a 1m3 container of 8.8cm 
thick transparent armor lined with one-way laminate, which is to be 
fit with one (1) electronically locked access port. This container is to 
be internally lit, with the surrounding cell kept dimmer to facilitate the 
one-way laminate. The cell is to be surveyed remotely at all times, 
and any signs of activity are to be reported. 


No personnel are to enter SCP-323's containment cell except to 
examine the integrity of SCP-323's restraint measures. The restraint 
measures are to be examined bi-weekly, and any signs of damage 
are to be repaired immediately. All personnel who enter SCP-323's 
containment cell are to be accompanied by an armed guard. 
Personnel are not to be within SCP-323's containment cell for longer 
than forty-five (45) minutes, and any communication around 
SCP-323 is to be written or spoken in a language other than English 
or French. 


In the event that SCP-323 breaches containment and an instance of 
SCP-323-1 is formed, personnel are to evacuate Site-91 and the site 
is to be locked down. Remote units are to be deployed to destroy 
the body of SCP-323-1; following this, armed personnel may be sent 
in to re-establish the containment of SCP-323. 


Description: SCP-323 is the skull of an unidentified cervid 
measuring 55cm long, 27cm wide, and 31cm tall, with a pair of 
antlers, measuring 35cm tall and 46cm from tip to tip, growing from 
the left and right sides of SCP-323. SCP-323 shows signs of 
damage consistent with outside exposure, with regular pitting, 
scarring and weathering across the object, bleaching on the upper 


T, 


| understand your concerns, and my fellows in Boston share 
them. We do simply lack the firepower to mount any kind of 
assault, domestic or foreign, with any chance of success. This 
much is certain. 


Through my communications with EH as mentioned in our 
previous correspondence, there is a gentlemen in my 
colleague's acquaintance who may prove invaluable to our 
cause. He is a professor of the sciences and is working on no 
small number of truly remarkable projects. | have advised my 
colleague to seek his counsel immediately, and we can begin 
discussions with him once we have an agreement among 
ourselves. 


| await your reply. 


J 


Mr. Tolliver, 


As we discussed before, it is imperative for the sake of a 
believable product that | am supplied with the likeness of one 
who would most fittingly take up the mantle you are intending 
the machine to hold. This is the most imperative step, as a 
misstep here will ruin any credibility the final product has. 


The final decision is yours, of course. The apparatus can be 
modified to fit whomever you choose. However, if | were to 
make a recommendation, there is a young officer from 
Virginia who has recently taken ill after combat at the 
Monongahela. If | am not mistaken, it is believed he will not 
see the month's end. A tragedy, no doubt, but a young officer 
with anti-imperial sentiments is a fine basis to start with. 


The officer is one George Washington, and he serves with 


General Braddock in the Ohio Country. You must reach him 
before he passes, and ensure that he drinks the preparatory 
tea | am sending along to you in this correspondence. This 
will ease his passing and ensure that the vital instruments of 
his being remain intact. Once you have a corpse, remove it in 
silence, none must know of his passing. Pack him in the 
manner | have explained and have it sent to me on the next 
ship bound for France. | will do the rest. 


He will need a wife, upon his return. Someone you can trust to 
maintain him. His wounds will not hurt him, but they will be 
visible. She will need to understand his inner mechanisms, 
and be able to make adjustments to them as needed. | have 
one such woman in my employ, and am willing to have her 
accompany him back to Virginia. 


He will also need an estate, where he can go to be in private. 
He will be your battlefield commander and inspire confidence 
within your numbers, but he cannot be seen publicly, for we 
risk shattering the illusion if he is inspected upon too closely. 
It will be preferable if this estate is near a river, for other 
mechanical reasons. 


| will accompany him when he returns, as well. See to it that 
the preparations are made, and you will have your 
commander. 


Yours truly, 


Durand 


T, 


| have seen him with mine own eyes, and he is glorious. No 
less of a man than | have ever beheld, even upon close 
inspection. The man Durand did not lie to us, this is our 
general, and our King if need be. 


He resides now within his estate at Mt. Vernon with his wife, 
the woman Martha who accompanied Durand from France. 
She is a thing of wonder herself, | have never seen a woman 
so adept at handling the intricate manners of machinery as 
she. | suspect she may have assisted Durand with the 
assembly of our Mr. Washington. 


The time is coming soon when we will need to begin. | have 
spoken to Benjamin, and he supports a move forward. 
Contact the Philadelphia men, and we may begin putting the 
wheels in motion. 


J 


Mr. Tolliver, 


Your fears are unsubstantiated, | am happy to report. | know 
these early losses may be difficult to take, but they are 
necessary to deliver a believable outcome. A landslide victory 
resulting in few American deaths is preferable, yes, but 
unbelievable, and this is the more important thing. Do not 
forget it. 


If the tides of battle turn away from you, do not be concerned. 
Mr. Washington will not lose the war, and you will have your 
independence. 


Yours truly, 


Durand 


Addendum 2776.4: Incident Report 
+ Enter Level 4/2776 Authorization 


On February 15th, 2009 at 0946 local time, a distress 
signal was received from the isolated Site-70. Mobile 


Task Force Alpha-19 "Romeo and Juliets" was 
dispatched to assist in containing what was believed to 
be a possible breach of containment. 


At 1012 local time, an updated distress signal was 
received, containing images of destruction, an estimated 
body count, and a general request for additional aid. 
MTF Alpha-30 and Gamma-10 were both mobilized from 
Sites 19 and 23, respectively. At 1132 local time, MTF 
A-19 reported live combat with an unknown entity. MTF 
A-19 continued to report live combat for another hour 
until MTF G-10 arrived. Of the fifteen members of A-19, 
only three survived. 


MTF G-10 arrived and, with the assistance of air 
superiority, managed to bring down the unidentified 
entity which had, at this point, leveled Site-70 and 
caused the death of no fewer than eighty-five research 
and security staff members, as well as the majority of 
MTF A-19. Shortly after the arrival of MTF A-30, it was 
discovered that the entity in question was SCP-2776, 
which was shortly moved to maximum security 
containment to await further processing. 


An investigation into the breach of containment was 
launched, and it was discovered that SCP-2776 first 
began to show abnormal behaviour after watching a 
television program describing a recent buyout of an 
American telecom company by a British media company. 
SCP-2776's internal temperature immediately spiked to 
400°C, and began to emit massive amounts of gamma 
radiation from its core. 


SCP-2776 then underwent a series of physiological 
changes. A series of high-powered energy emitting 
devices which until then had been located within the 
entity's arms burst through the skin. The entity's back 
opened to reveal an incinerating weapon, and the side of 
the face opened to reveal some kind of gas vent that 
began propelling a thick, white smoke. 


SCP-2776 then began to move along a path which 
trajectory analysis concluded would lead it to London, 
England, and met all resistance to its approach with 
lethal force. Individuals who approached SCP-2776 were 
either caught in the range of its energy-emitting devices 
or incinerating device, and those who grew too close 
would succumb to the effects of the white gas, which 
appeared to coat the individuals in a fine layer of liquid 
mist. Biological material covered in the mist did not seem 
to be able to cease life functions until the mist had 
dissipated. 


It was later discovered that one of the energy-emitting 
devices was designed solely to cause cancer in 
biological subjects that passed through its area of 
influence. The effects of this were only discovered during 
autopsies of afflicted individuals, as the subjects in 
question did not live long enough for their condition to 
develop. 


After the events of February 15th, 2009, SCP-2776 was 
moved to its current location at Area-11. On-site 
personnel have noted a significant change in behaviour 
since SCP-2776 was initially activated, as SCP-2776 no 
longer attempts to socialize or communicate with 
researchers in any way unless questioned directly, and 
does not address Foundation staff unless to request 
food, water, or a Bible for study, the latter of which has 
been denied. 


Addendum 2776.5: Interview 
+ Enter Level 4/2776 Authorization 


The following interview was conducted on March 
19th, 2009. 


Dr. York: Do you know anything about your 
abnormal physiology? 


SCP-2776: (Garbled) 


Dr. York: You need to speak up. | said, do you 
know anything about your abnormal physiology? 


SCP-2776: (Garbled) 
Dr. York: What? 


SCP-2776: ...for we must make safe this great 
democracy— 


Dr. York: Who built you? 


SCP-2776: ...and the rivers will run red with the 
blood of patriots, defenders— 


Dr. York: We're getting nowhere with this. (Aside) 
Can we get someone in there with a— 


SCP-2776: ...for so long as | draw breath, the 
empire on which the sun never set shall not hold 
authority over this great nation, a nation of— 


Dr. York: SCP-2776, you are risking termination if 
you are unable to cooperate with us further. Who 
created you? 


SCP-2776: ...laws, not kings— 


Dr. York: Somebody get down there and see if we 
can't convince him to cooperate— 


SCP-2776: ...and by the grace of God Almighty, | 
will be the Law. 


[END LOG] 


« SCP-2775 | SCP-2776 | SCP-2777 » 


SCP-2777: He Who Would Be King 


SCP-2777 is breaching containment. The clearance 
restrictions for this document have been lowered from 
4/2777 to 2/2777 as per orders of the O5 Council. The 
special containment procedures that you can read below 
have failed. If you have received this document, you 
have been assigned to Operation Yari. Your primary 
directive is to re-establish containment of SCP-2777. 
Remember: as containment is an exact practice, re- 
containment is even more so. There is no margin for 
error. 


The document below is SCP-2777's previous 
documentation file. The Foundation does not possess a 
current documentation file on SCP-2777, because we 
are swiftly learning that many things we once thought we 
knew about SCP-2777 are wrong. When you read the 
document below, remember to trust only that which is 
epistemically legitimate. Report to the O5 Council for 
further instructions. 


We secure before anything else. 


O5-7 


Item #: SCP-2777 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: The area surrounding 
SCP-2777 has been registered as private agricultural land in 
government databases. Any individuals who approach the perimeter 
surrounding SCP-2777 are to be detained, interrogated, 
administered Class A amnestics, and then released. Evidence of 
SCP-2777 in satellite imagery is to be destroyed. Site- has been 


established 30 km south of SCP-2777's southern tip. All personnel 
assigned to SCP-2777 are to evacuate to Site- in the event that a 
restructuring event occurs and is not localized to SCP-2777. 


If the on-site research director determines that Event-2777-EXO is 
beginning, Foundation personnel are to be immediately extracted 
from Site- . Explosive charges affixed to several locations 
throughout SCP-2777 are to be detonated. SCP-2777-1 is not to be 
terminated. In the event that this procedure fails to prevent 
Event-2777-EXO, missile strikes escalating from Class-A 
(conventional) to Class-G ([REDACTED)]) are authorized. As per 
standard reality-altering threat containment protocol, a kill collar has 
been affixed to SCP-2777-1. In the event that Event-2777-EXO 
persists, termination of SCP-2777-1 via detonation of the kill collar is 
authorized. 


In order to contain knowledge of SCP-2777 during Event-2777-EXO, 
Site- is equipped with automated Atmospheric Manipulation and 
Regulation Systems (AMRSs) to reduce visibility of SCP-2777 
during the event. In the event that AMRS deployment fails to 
sufficiently obscure SCP-2777, aerosolized Class C amnestics are 
to be released into surrounding population centers. Following the 
event, Foundation agents are to be deployed to complete the 
population’s amnestic exposure. 


Description: SCP-2777 is a roughly cylindrical artificial structure, 
approximately 36 kilometers long, with the northernmost end at 4 ° 
". "N,8° ' . "E, and the southernmost endat4° '. "N,8°