Sublevel Name: NEC Replica

Sublevel Name: NEC Replica

Survival Difficulty: Class 5

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Description:

The NEC Replica sublevel is a faithful and infinite replica of the Northeast Corridor (NEC), a major railway route in the United States. It encompasses various sections and landmarks of the original corridor, such as stations, tunnels, bridges, and surrounding landscapes. However, being a part of the Backrooms, this sublevel has undergone anomalous alterations, presenting challenges and dangers to those who venture within.

Survival Difficulty: Class 5 signifies that the sublevel poses a high level of difficulty and potential risks to survival due to the presence of hazardous anomalies, environmental hazards, and aggressive entities.

Entities:

The entities found within the NEC Replica sublevel are all based on railroad vehicles predominantly used in the NEC during the 1980s. These entities may exhibit anomalous behaviors and pose threats to individuals exploring the area. Here are ten entities based on the setting:

1. AEM-7: An electric locomotive entity that emits powerful electrical discharges and can traverse the sublevel at high speeds.

2. E60: A formidable locomotive entity known for its immense size and strength. It can cause structural damage and block pathways.

3. GG1: An entity resembling a historic electric locomotive. It possesses the ability to generate strong electromagnetic fields, affecting nearby electronic devices.

4. Metroliner: A railcar entity that moves swiftly through the sublevel, making it difficult to track and avoid. It may exhibit sudden changes in direction and speed.

5. Silverliner: A passenger railcar entity that appears abandoned but may harbor hidden dangers. It can act as a trap, luring unsuspecting individuals into hazardous situations.

6. Comet: A railcar entity with unknown anomalies. It may vanish and reappear in different locations, making it challenging to navigate.

7. Acela Express: An advanced high-speed train entity that can rapidly approach and pose a significant risk to individuals in its path.

8. Shoreliner: A railcar entity that emits toxic fumes or substances, creating hazardous conditions for exploration.

9. RDC (Rail Diesel Car): An autonomous railcar entity that roams the sublevel, potentially interfering with escape routes and causing disruptions.

10. Silver Star: An entity resembling a passenger train. It emits an eerie, hypnotic sound that can disorient and confuse individuals.

Caution is advised when encountering these entities, as they possess anomalous properties that may result in harm or impede progress.

Note: The creation of this sublevel by SCP-AML-7001, as described in the containment procedures and description, is not directly connected to the Backrooms lore. It is a separate concept for the purpose of this scenario.

Discovery Log - NEC Replica during the 2000s

The discovery of the unauthorized NEC Replica sublevel and the involvement of SCP-AML-7001 came to the attention of several fictional organizations and companies, including the SCP Foundation, the Major Explorer Group (M.E.G), and various other fictional entities from different universes. These organizations recognized the potential dangers of an illegally created level and took measures to investigate and issue warnings to prevent further access to the sublevel.

The warnings issued by the organizations took different forms but primarily focused on cautioning individuals about the risks associated with entering the NEC Replica. Here is an overview of the warnings and responses from SCP-AML-7001:

1. SCP Foundation: The SCP Foundation issued a containment alert and warning regarding the unauthorized creation of the NEC Replica. The warning featured a red-bordered document with the Foundation's emblem, detailing the potential hazards and instructing personnel to avoid the sublevel. SCP-AML-7001 responded with derogatory remarks, dismissing the Foundation's authority and calling them "trash."

2. Major Explorer Group (M.E.G): The M.E.G, being a prominent organization within the Backrooms, distributed warnings to their outposts and colonies. These warnings included detailed descriptions of the hazards within the NEC Replica, along with images of the entities encountered in the sublevel. They advised caution and urged individuals to refrain from entering the replica. SCP-AML-7001 expressed disregard for the M.E.G's warnings, considering them insignificant in the grand scheme of things.

3. Other Fictional Organizations: Various fictional organizations from different universes, such as the Wanderer's Guild, the Interdimensional Travelers Association, and the Multiversal Guardians, also became aware of the NEC Replica. They collaborated with the SCP Foundation and the M.E.G to share information and issue joint warnings. Their warnings often included symbols or logos representative of their respective organizations, emphasizing the dangers and potential consequences of exploring the sublevel. SCP-AML-7001 responded to these warnings with contempt, believing that their influence was inconsequential.

In response to the warnings, SCP-AML-7001 implemented a defensive measure within the NEC Replica. They destroyed any train with a red color covering from the roof to the wheels, regardless of the universe or origin, to deter unwanted visitors from entering the sublevel. This act further displayed SCP-AML-7001's disregard for the warnings issued by the organizations and demonstrated their determination to protect their unauthorized creation.

The discovery and subsequent actions surrounding the NEC Replica created a tension between SCP-AML-7001 and the organizations attempting to enforce control and safety within the Backrooms. Efforts to counter SCP-AML-7001's unauthorized activities and prevent further damage continue to be undertaken by these organizations, with the hope of mitigating the risks posed by the NEC Replica.

AML-7001, in the process of creating the unauthorized NEC Replica sublevel by scanning the real-life Northeast Corridor (NEC), has violated several laws and regulations, both within the Backrooms lore and in the context of this scenario. Here is a list of laws broken by AML-7001:

1. 1. Level Piracy: AML-7001 engaged in level piracy by replicating a real-world location, the NEC, within the Backrooms without proper authorization or adherence to the established protocols.
2. 2. Level Stealing and Theft: AML-7001 unlawfully appropriated the entire layout and structure of the NEC without consent, effectively stealing and depriving others of the authentic experience and functionality of the real-world location.
3. 3. Illegal Level Creation: AML-7001 created a new level within the Backrooms without following the necessary procedures, violating the established rules and regulations governing the creation and modification of levels.
4. 4. Unauthorized Scanning and Data Acquisition: AML-7001 conducted unauthorized scanning of the real-life NEC, potentially infringing upon privacy laws and regulations related to data collection and acquisition.
5. 5. Level Bootlegging: AML-7001 engaged in level bootlegging by reproducing a replica of the NEC without proper authorization or licensing, infringing upon intellectual property rights and potentially undermining the integrity of the Backrooms experience.
6. 6. Intellectual Property Violations: AML-7001's unauthorized replication of the NEC may involve the use of copyrighted elements, such as specific architectural designs, logos, and trademarks, without obtaining the necessary permissions from the relevant intellectual property owners.
7. 7. Trespassing: AML-7001 entered the real-life NEC without proper authorization, potentially violating laws related to trespassing or unauthorized access to restricted areas.
8. 8. Damage to Public Property: During the scanning process, AML-7001 may have caused unintended damage to public property within the real-life NEC, potentially resulting in violations of laws related to property damage and destruction.
9. 9. Unauthorized Creation of a Level: SCP-AML-7001 created the NEC Replica sublevel without proper authorization or approval from any governing entity within the Backrooms. This act violates the established protocols and guidelines for level creation.
10. 10. Level Piracy: By scanning the entire Northeast Corridor (NEC) in the real world and replicating it within the Backrooms, SCP-AML-7001 engaged in level piracy. This involves reproducing a real-world location within the Backrooms without permission or authorization.
11. 11. Level Stealing and Theft: SCP-AML-7001's replication of the NEC without the consent of the original creators or authorities constitutes level stealing and theft. It involves taking an existing level, concept, or location and claiming it as one's own without permission.
12. 12. Creation of Illegal Level, Item, or Entity: The unauthorized creation of the NEC Replica sublevel by SCP-AML-7001 constitutes the creation of an illegal level within the Backrooms. This act disregards the rules and regulations governing the creation of levels and introduces potential hazards and anomalies into the Backrooms.
13. 13. Level Bootlegging: SCP-AML-7001's replication of the NEC, including the creation of red-colored trains, can be seen as an act of level bootlegging. This involves the unauthorized production and distribution of replicated or counterfeit levels, items, or entities within the Backrooms.
14. 14. Violation of Backrooms' Intellectual Property Laws: The replication of a real-world location, such as the NEC, within the Backrooms without proper authorization infringes upon the intellectual property rights of the original creators. SCP-AML-7001's actions disregard the established intellectual property laws within the Backrooms.
15. 15. Disruption of Backrooms' Ecosystem: The creation of an unauthorized sublevel and the introduction of replicated entities, such as the red-colored trains, can disrupt the natural order and ecosystem of the Backrooms. SCP-AML-7001's actions can lead to unanticipated consequences and potentially endanger other inhabitants or explorers within the Backrooms.

Illegal Operation of Unregistered Trains: AML-7001 operated red trains within the Backrooms that were not registered or authorized by any legitimate railway authority or regulatory body, violating laws governing the operation of trains on railways

1. 1. Unauthorized Use of Railway Infrastructure: AML-7001 utilized existing railway infrastructure from the real-life NEC without proper authorization, including tracks, signals, and associated equipment, thereby infringing upon laws governing the use and ownership of railway infrastructure.
	2. Violation of Railway Safety Regulations: The operation of the red trains by AML-7001 likely disregarded essential railway safety regulations, including those related to train operations, signaling, speed limits, and adherence to safety protocols, leading to potential safety hazards.
	3. Unauthorized Modification of Train Equipment: AML-7001 may have modified or altered the red trains to suit their purposes within the Backrooms, thereby violating laws and regulations that govern the modification of railway equipment without proper authorization or certification.
	4. Illegal Transport of Passengers: The red trains operated by AML-7001 within the Backrooms transported individuals without adhering to the necessary legal requirements for passenger transportation, such as licenses, permits, and safety inspections, thus violating laws related to the transportation of passengers by rail.
	5. Disruption of Railway Operations: AML-7001's unauthorized red trains and the creation of the NEC Replica potentially disrupted normal railway operations, leading to delays, obstructions, and potential hazards, thereby violating laws related to the safe and efficient functioning of railway systems.
	6. Interference with Railroad Communications: AML-7001's activities, including the creation of the unauthorized level and operation of the red trains, may have interfered with or disrupted legitimate railroad communications, such as radio communications, signaling systems, and other essential communication channels, violating laws related to the integrity of railroad communication networks.
	7. Impersonation of Railroad Personnel: AML-7001 may have presented themselves or their red trains in a manner that resembled legitimate railway personnel or equipment, potentially violating laws that govern the impersonation of railroad personnel and associated equipment.
	8. Unauthorized Access to Restricted Railway Areas: AML-7001's creation of the unauthorized NEC Replica and operation of the red trains likely involved accessing restricted railway areas without proper authorization, violating laws related to unauthorized access and trespassing in railway-controlled zones.