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page title "Some Sort of Disease" https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-8834 Revision 0 text preserved, user made two edits to attempt to fix image code. Also had obvious AI-generated image.
Item #: SCP-8834
Object Class: Keter
Special Containment Procedures:
SCP-8834 cannot be reliably detected or stopped. Standard medical tests show no abnormalities, and only prolonged psychological and behavioral analysis can confirm infection.
Containment focuses on suppression and misdirection. Foundation assets embedded in financial institutions and law-enforcement oversight agencies are to monitor for possible SCP-8834 activity. Incidents are to be explained as corruption, organized crime, or “rogue units.”
Law-enforcement officers suspected of infection are to be quietly removed from duty and transferred to Foundation custody under the cover of internal investigation. Direct contact with infected personnel is restricted to staff with appropriate cognitohazard training.
There is currently no method of preventing transmission once infected officers come into contact with their peers.
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Description:
SCP-8834 is a contagious anomaly affecting only sworn law-enforcement officers. Civilians show no symptoms, even under identical conditions.
Infected individuals (hereafter “subjects”) display an overwhelming compulsion to locate and join with other infected officers. Within hours, groups form spontaneously and attempt coordinated robberies of banks or other financial institutions. These operations show:
•Immediate establishment of hierarchy and roles, regardless of rank or experience.
•Unusual tactical precision, even from officers with no training in robbery or military operations.
•Reliance on insider knowledge of law-enforcement procedures to avoid alarms, safes, and response units.
•Little or no regard for long-term consequences, though subjects will avoid unnecessary civilian casualties.
Transmission occurs through proximity, direct interaction, or shared communication systems such as radio or dispatch channels. There is no known way to block or slow the spread between officers.
Infected subjects consistently describe their actions as “procedure,” “orders,” or “standard response.” Many report hearing or sensing “instructions” without being able to identify the source.
Addendum 8834-1 — Initial Discovery:
SCP-8841 first drew Foundation attention after [REDACTED] separate cities experienced near-simultaneous bank robberies by their own responding police units. Surveillance confirmed that officers who arrived on-scene rapidly switched from opposition to cooperation with the perpetrators.
Addendum 8834-2 — Containment Notes:
Biological and medical testing has produced no results. SCP-8834 leaves no detectable markers in blood, tissue, or neurological scans. Only deep behavioral analysis can identify subjects before activation.
Attempts at treatment with amnestics or cognitive therapy have produced temporary relief but no immunity. Once re-exposed, subjects relapse.
Addendum 8834-3 — Researcher’s Note:
“We can’t cure it, we can’t test for it quickly, and once it hits a precinct it spreads through the entire department like wildfire. The best we can do is keep it quiet and keep the public from realizing image who’s behind the mask.”
— Dr. H. MarquezExcerpts of note:
Special Containment Procedures:
SCP-8834 cannot be reliably detected or stopped. Standard medical tests show no abnormalities, and only prolonged psychological and behavioral analysis can confirm infection.
Infected individuals (hereafter “subjects”) display an overwhelming compulsion to locate and join with other infected officers. Within hours, groups form spontaneously and attempt coordinated robberies of banks or other financial institutions. These operations show:
•Immediate establishment of hierarchy and roles, regardless of rank or experience.
•Unusual tactical precision, even from officers with no training in robbery or military operations.
•Reliance on insider knowledge of law-enforcement procedures to avoid alarms, safes, and response units.
Addendum 8834-3 — Researcher’s Note:
“We can’t cure it, we can’t test for it quickly, and once it hits a precinct it spreads through the entire department like wildfire. The best we can do is keep it quiet and keep the public from realizing image who’s behind the mask.”
— Dr. H. Marquez
page title "Skyscraper Among Fogs" https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-8836 Most recent revision preserved; user added an entire addendum (clearly AI-generated) and a bunch of unnecessary header formatting to the starting sections.
+ Item #: SCP-8836
+ Object Class: Euclid [Reclassification Under Review: Keter]
++ Special Containment Procedures:
Physical containment of SCP-8836 is impossible owing to its sporadic, meteorological-dependent manifestations and its ability to maintain a fixed visual façade regardless of observer movement. Foundation monitoring teams maintain continuous feeds of global fog reports and maintain standing agreements with local authorities to enforce temporary cordons and amnestic protocols when manifestations occur in populated areas.
Mobile Field Unit Hemera is the primary response team. Under no circumstances are personnel permitted to run toward SCP-8836 if compelled to do so; rotation of visual contact is mandatory every 7 minutes and direct-eye-contact with SCP-8836’s visible façade must be broken at intervals. All personnel who report a subjective feeling of “already working” inside SCP-8836 are to be temporarily removed, quarantined, and evaluated for memetic infection. Civilians with sustained exposure (>30 min) are to receive Class-B amnestics and reassignment.
Project Highrise (archaeo-memetic study) is authorized for limited observational testing only. No attempts to physically breach SCP-8836 have been permitted since Incident 8836-G.
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,,closest the building has ever appeared,,
Description:
SCP-8836 manifests as a modernist skyscraper glass, steel, and interior fluorescent lighting—during conditions of dense, low-lying fog. The structure has appeared in urban and semi-urban areas in at least 218 documented instances spanning five continents. In every case, only a single façade is visible to observers; this façade is oriented such that it is facing the observer directly, as if the building presents itself only to the person viewing it.
SCP-8836 maintains a constant apparent distance from any observer who attempts to approach. Simple locomotion toward the façade; walking, running, driving, results in an equal and immediate apparent recession of the visible structure. Measurements taken with GPS, IMU-equipped boots, rangefinders, and drone footage indicate subjects traverse normal distances while SCP-8836’s projected position changes in precise synchrony so the perceived distance remains constant. No known physical force accounts for this phenomenon.
Visual fixation on SCP-8836 rapidly induces a cluster of psychophysiological effects:
* An overwhelming, narrowing attention (hereafter “fixation”) that displaces all other sensory and cognitive priorities. Subjects report the feeling of their world compressing to a singular line of sight.
* A compulsive inability to break eye contact with the façade. When they try, subjects experience severe vertigo, nausea, and a sensation like their head “wants” the eyes to return. Voluntary eye diversion becomes increasingly difficult over time.
* A memetic suggestion that the subject already belongs within the skyscraper. This manifests as intrusive memories or impressions (often vivid and mundane) of having worked on a specific floor, of knowing colleagues’ names, of having an important meeting they are late to. These impressions persist even in subjects with no prior similar employment history.
* Heightened anxiety, tachycardia, tremor, and paranoia. Extended exposure can precipitate panic attacks, syncope, or cardiovascular incidents.
When SCP-8836 manifests during standard workplace hours for the local time zone, observers frequently report silhouettes performing office tasks, walking between cubicles, typing, moving stacks of paper and internal illumination consistent with occupied office floors. The silhouettes produce no audible sound and do not interact with outside stimuli. In several instances, witnesses described the silhouettes as “looking through” the façade and making gestures that appear directed at the observers; after a recent anomaly, silhouettes were observed to wave.
SCP-8836 demanifests coincident with the dissipation of fog. No interior entrance has ever been located, and all attempts to penetrate the façade using remote means (drones, telescopic cameras) have failed to change the façade’s behavior.
++ Addendum 8836-E: Field Journal - MTF Hemera (excerpt)
Field Leader - Agent Mara Q. Hollis
Location: Alley between 4th & Brant, manifestation #172
Conditions: Dense industrial fog, visibility: [REDACTED]
Time: 09:15 - 11:42 local
We set the perimeter at 120 meters and posted two observation points. The first time it showed up, it was almost polite: just a flat row of windows and a single blinking emergency exit sign on what would be the 12th floor. No sound. No reflection. Like the city had been painted onto the mist. Ruiz kept calling it “a cardboard set.” I hate that he called it that because names make things smaller and this wasn’t small.
D-93471 was told to walk to the building and stop three blocks away. He did his usual stupid rubber-stamp dismissal of danger... bright laugh, too much bravado. At ten minutes he was only smiling. At forty he was talking like he’d forgotten how to have a thought that was not about the building.
When you look at it, you don’t look so much as you are looking. An animal reflex drops your hands by your sides and your mouth makes room for whatever is coming. I tried to look away once and felt like someone had taken my shoulder and turned my head back. It was physical. I say that because you will try to tell me it isn’t physical and I remember the bruise on my collarbone the morning after like a citation.
D-93471 whispered, not to us but like he was apologizing to a boss: “Sorry, I’m late. I’m really sorry.” He had never worked in an office in his life. He had tattoos up his forearms and a suitcase of things he said he’d pawned to get here.
He started to run. Not because he thought the building would stop moving, he knew it wouldn’t but because he had convinced himself where he had to be. He collapsed thirty-one minutes later. He was still whispering names. He said he’d been in a meeting and they’d called on him to close, and he wasn’t ready.
The med team said exhaustion. I say the building took a small part of him, the part that keeps the clock in your head that tells you when you’re late. —M.Q.H.
++ Addendum 8836-F: Interview — D-1214 (post-exposure)
Interviewer: Dr. Halvorsen
Subject: D-1214 (exposure duration: 22 min; prior employment: construction laborer)
[BEGIN TRANSCRIPT]
Dr. Halvorsen: Tell me about what you remember seeing.
D-1214: (fingers steepled) The lights were on. Doesn’t matter what floor, they were on. People moving like fish. I...I could tell what their afternoon was like. One of them — I remember the bag by the elevator. A leather bag. Black. He checked his watch all the time.
Dr. Halvorsen: Did you feel anything change inside you?
D-1214: (laughs, then goes quiet) It’s like when you wake up and you already know you’re late. You feel the string around your wrist and it’s tugging and you can’t untie it. I knew my desk. I knew the keys to the office door. Didn’t I used to work in an office? I… I tried to tell them I didn’t but that’s the thing - I can’t remember the moment I started to work there. It’s like I’ve always been on that floor. Like I left a phone in the conference room and they’re waiting for me and if I’m late there are consequences.
Dr. Halvorsen: Consequences?
D-1214: (voice soft) The look you get when you miss a meeting. The look with the clocks. They stare until the second hand is ashamed.
Dr. Halvorsen: Did you want to go inside?
D-1214: More than anything. But I could also feel—I knew something else would happen if I did. Like giving a name to a blank. (stares at nothing) I still check my pockets sometimes for a badge that isn’t there.
[END TRANSCRIPT]
++ Addendum 8836-G: Incident Log - Hemera Response #99 (full transcript)
Participants: Agent Mara Hollis (Lead), Agent Tomas Ruiz (Field), D-93471 (Test), Dr. Halvorsen (Overwatch, monitoring comms)
[BEGIN LOG — bodycams, field audio]
09:02 — Agent Hollis: All units, secure perimeter. Keep eyes level but don’t fixate.
09:05 — D-93471: (breathless, joking) So… where’s the fire escape? Is this gonna be one of those puzzle doors?
09:07 — Agent Ruiz: Focus on steps, not the object. Count cadence. Don’t stare.
(D-93471 walks. The building sits in the fog: geometry that makes sense only when you refuse to touch it.)
09:21 — D-93471: (slower) They’ve got cubicle walls, man. Paper stacked in trays. I know where the coffee is. It’s… it’s weak. We curse it.
09:25 — Agent Hollis: You don’t work in offices. You’ve never worked in an office.
09:25 — D-93471: (laughs, then halts) That’s not… that’s not how this works. I can feel it. Like the chair backs. Like people nudging me because I’m blocking the printer. I can name them. Jamie—Jamie always steals my pens.
09:30 — Dr. Halvorsen (comm): Subject is describing specific interpersonal details. No verification matches. Reduce exposure. Rotate subject.
09:31 — Agent Ruiz: D-93471, take three steps right, eyes on me.
09:31 — D-93471: (voice thin) No. Don’t make me. I need to— I need to clock in. The meeting—
09:33 — D-93471: (soft, almost pleading) You don’t understand. If I miss it they’ll mark it down. They’ll think I don’t care. I can’t have them think—
(D-93471 begins to tremble violently. Blood pressure readings elevate on HUD.)
09:36 — Agent Hollis: Medical extraction. Now.
09:37 — D-93471: (sudden quiet) I see one of them look at me. He’s smiling. He knows me. He knows I’m late.
09:37 — Agent Ruiz: Who?
09:37 — D-93471: (almost a whisper) The one by the window. He’s got a pen behind his ear. He’d hate that.
(Subject sprints forward. Bodycam shows him crossing a distance that should have halved his gap; the façade remains equidistant.)
09:40 — Agent Hollis: Stop. Stop. For your own—
09:40 — D-93471: (shouting) They’re waiting on the 28th! They’ve already started the presentations!
(Subject collapses repeatedly, fingers clawing at fog as if at paper.)
09:43 — Agent Ruiz: Medical, we need a cord. He won’t stop.
09:44 — Dr. Halvorsen (over comm): Terminate test. Do not let him re-orient his gaze. Administer sedative.
09:45 — Agent Hollis: (low) I tried to look away but my eyes would snap back. It felt like my skull had a hinge. Felt like someone flicked a chord inside me and pulled.
(Subject dies at 09:47. Autopsy indicates acute cardiac failure with adrenal exhaustion.)
09:55 — Agent Ruiz: (after data seizure) The building… it waved. Every window. Like it knew we were watching. Felt like it was applauding, if buildings could applaud.
[END LOG]
Notes from Dr. Halvorsen:
The memetic component here is not strictly a command to approach the building. Rather, it is a layered identity overlay: people are given a plausible past-tense employment and the social obligations that accompany it; meetings, lateness, reputation. The urge to enter carries both reward (belonging, completion) and threat (punishment for tardiness). Once a subject internalizes that identity, the fixation and physiological effects magnify rapidly. We are dealing, I suspect, with a form of narrative contagion: the mind is offered a social script and the script compels performance.
It is my recommendation that all observation be remote when possible and that rotation protocols be made stricter. Also: never let personnel watch the building until they have had at least one meal and seven hours’ sleep. Fatigue appears to lower resistance to the compulsion.
-Dr. Halvorsen
++ Addendum 8836-H: Agent Personal Narrative - Field Report (Unredacted Journal Fragment)
Recovered from the body camera audio log of Agent Mara Q. Hollis, Hemera Unit. Written transcript reconstructed from voice-to-text after final exposure. Agent Hollis did not survive the event.)
I’ll keep my eyes down while I write this, but I can feel the reflection waiting on the glass. It’s always on the glass.
Ruiz asked me how many floors I counted. I told him seventy-eight but I lied. I saw all of them, stacked one on another like vertebrae, and each one had a desk with my nameplate. Not my current nameplate. Older versions, ones I don’t even remember changing. My handwriting from when I was sixteen. A company logo I swear I never worked for but my hand knows the shape of the stylus.
Every step I took, the building pulled at me like a leash. It didn’t want me close — not yet. Just late. Always late. Always a little bit behind. The thing is, the lateness is the point. If you’re late, you keep running. If you keep running, you never leave.
I tried to look away. Ruiz told me to count my steps. But the building blinked when I did that, I swear it blinked, and when it opened again, my whole chest was filled with the feeling of you are supposed to be inside right now.
I heard them calling my name. Not Agent Hollis. My maiden name. The one nobody here should know. The one only old bosses used. I heard the scrape of chairs, the cough of someone clearing their throat before a presentation.
I looked up, just once.
And they were all at the windows. Not waving this time. Waiting. Smiling. Teeth against glass, fogging it like kids in winter. But their eyes were clocks, all of them, spinning hands clicking, ticking, ticking...
The log will cut soon. When it does, know this: it’s not a building. It’s an office that needs us. And once you look, you’ve already been hired.
++ Addendum 8836-I: Civilian Recovered Communication
Subject: “Why haven’t you called me back?”
**Recovered from: Local ISP intercept, City: [REDACTED]
Timestamp: [REDACTED]
Voicemail transcript begins:
//“Hey, uh, it’s me again. You didn’t answer yesterday, maybe you’re still in meetings. God, I hope I’m not in trouble for missing mine. It’s been crazy with the fog and all — couldn’t even find the building at first. But when I finally saw it, I swear I remembered the lobby carpet, that ugly maroon with the little gold squares. I remembered hating it. I remembered the security guard who always let me through without looking. I don’t know why you didn’t save me a seat. You knew I was on the 28th. You always knew. You’re mad, right? Everyone looked at me when I didn’t walk in. I could feel it through the glass. Like everyone stopped typing, all the phones went dead, and every eye was on me. You have no idea how heavy that is. I’m gonna try again tomorrow. I can’t lose this job. I can’t. I’ve been here forever. You know that. Don’t you?”//
[Voicemail ends. Caller never located. Number traced to disconnected landline.]
++ Addendum 8836-J: Containment Failure Projection
Memetic Contamination Advisory, O5 Command
Preliminary simulations indicate that SCP-8836 does not rely solely on direct visual exposure to propagate its effects. The compulsion to “remember” employment within the structure is memetically transmissible via narrative contagion:
Subjects who hear testimony of “working inside” or of being “late for a meeting” sometimes adopt the belief spontaneously, despite never seeing SCP-8836 themselves.
Written accounts (journals, emails, voicemails, Foundation transcripts) exhibit weak but measurable cognitive pull in readers, particularly those with histories of employment in rigid hierarchical environments.
Containment therefore depends not only on intercepting fog manifestations but also on suppressing stories about the skyscraper. If these stories spread unchecked, large-scale “phantom employment” could result millions of civilians convinced they work in an office that doesn’t exist, living their lives according to schedules and meetings that never happen.
Worst-case modeling suggests a cultural drift where “lateness” itself becomes weaponized — an ambient, background guilt. In such a case, SCP-8836 would not need to manifest at all: people would live their entire lives as employees of a building that only sometimes appears.
O5 Response: Redaction of all public documentation. Strict limitation of who can access SCP-8836’s files within Foundation databases. You are reading a Level 4 document. If you find yourself checking your watch repeatedly as you read this: close this file immediately and contact Site Psychology.
++ Addendum 8836-K: Interior Sketches
Following repeated reports of subjects insisting they “already worked” inside SCP-8836, two D-Class test subjects ([REDACTED] and [REDACTED]) were asked to draw sketches of the interior of the building. Both subjects had never entered Block #B and had no prior knowledge of its layout.
Remarkably, both sketches were strikingly similar, with almost identical room placement, desk arrangements, and corridors. Notably, the location of the subject’s “assigned office” was exactly the same in both sketches, despite no direct exposure to the interior.
Both subjects independently described the sensation of knowing their desk location and tasks with a strong sense of urgency and guilt as if a meeting was already in progress. The subjects interestingly never drew a meeting hall. More subjects are ordered to sketch as investigation continues. Until now, no subject knows about Block #B or layout of any floor other than the ground floor.
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++ Closing Statement
The skyscraper isn’t just a building. It is a schedule. It is lateness. It is the guilt of being absent from a meeting you don’t remember being invited to. And every time the fog rolls in, the office lights switch on again.
And someone, somewhere, will look up, feel that tug in their chest, and whisper:
//“I should already be inside.”//Excerpts of note:
All personnel who report a subjective feeling of “already working” inside SCP-8836 are to be temporarily removed, quarantined, and evaluated for memetic infection. Civilians with sustained exposure (>30 min) are to receive Class-B amnestics and reassignment.
Description:
SCP-8836 manifests as a modernist skyscraper glass, steel, and interior fluorescent lighting—during conditions of dense, low-lying fog. The structure has appeared in urban and semi-urban areas in at least 218 documented instances spanning five continents.
Visual fixation on SCP-8836 rapidly induces a cluster of psychophysiological effects:
- An overwhelming, narrowing attention (hereafter “fixation”) that displaces all other sensory and cognitive priorities. Subjects report the feeling of their world compressing to a singular line of sight.
- A compulsive inability to break eye contact with the façade. When they try, subjects experience severe vertigo, nausea, and a sensation like their head “wants” the eyes to return. Voluntary eye diversion becomes increasingly difficult over time.
Of note, in the above page, the user replied to a reader query with: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-17252405/scp-8836#post-7204699
Reader comment: "Sometimes I wonder, why do people keep doing this? I've sort of resigned myself to cease bitching about it, partly because the staff would rather you not say anything in a publicly facing way about it, but really truly, nobody wants to read AI generated slop. Not necessarily out of some deep personal respect for art, either, but out of pure hedonism. It sucks to read. It's not fun. It's vapid, it's boring, it goes nowhere. I suppose it's okay to waste your own time in this way, but I'd be so fucking embarrassed the morning after I decided to inflict something so bland and mindless on other people."
Reader comment: "someone had to say it. i too genuinely don't get why people do it. they know they didn't write it, it can't be satisfying. is it just so they can say they have an SCP article on the wiki? crazy."
Hello, Thank you! I get what seems to be a problem with this, when I read the guides it never said I couldn’t get any help, I wrote the whole story and I got help to fit the tone to a professional SCP article. Your feedback taught me not to do that anymore. Thank you for your time. I’m hoping to come up with some stuff that you will like in the future!
The user then coldposted two more pages, the first of which has some remnants of AI-generation, the second seemingly entirely human-written with noticeably different word choice, formatting, and tone. Text is preserved below for comparison.
page title "Claustrophobic Entity" https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-8461
+++ Object Class: Archon
SCP-8461 appears as a normal human being when it is uncontained, the initial discovery of SCP-8461 happened after an autopsy of a dead SCP-8461 initially expected to be a usual human being, cause of death is still unknown since even though SCP-8461 look human from outside, internal system of SCP-8461 is vastly different from of a usual human's. These differences are noted in file scp-8461-1-a.
> file scp-8461-1-a
> Main differences of a human being and SCP-8461 in first autopsy:
>
> * Skeletal structure (very often in SCP-8461 compared to usual human's)
>
> * Amount and size of lungs (one big lung in SCP-846 unlike two smaller ones in humans)
>
> * Brain (SCP-8461 does not have a brain but can act exactly like a human)
Noticing an SCP-8461 outside is almost inpossible, current methods include
* Monitoring the suspect for a day (if within a day suspect doesn't commit necessary human needs, for example: visiting a restroom, working, shopping, eating etc.)
* Very big bruises going unnoticed (bruises such as if an ordinary human got they could not continue their day without problems going unnoticed)
Containment of SCP-8461 is relatively easy with minimal surveillance since it has almost same power with a usual human, but way more strength since its interior structure is very different. However when contained SCP-8461 its behaviour changes dramatically in a highly aggressive way which can cause injury or death to the personnel within the facility.
A very suspcious entity in the form of an old chubby lookin man was located and Dr. Hopp attempted to have a dialogue with this suspicious entity now named SCP-8461-2
[[<image https://i.ibb.co/27pjB0sG/image-2025-09-21-201806267.png]]
> ++ Experiment 1
>
> Subjects: Dr. Hopp and SCP-8461-2
> City: [REDACTED]
> Time: [REDACTED]
>
> Dr. Hopp - Sorry Mister
>
> SCP-8461-2 - (turns their head and nods)
>
> Dr. Hopp - Do you know how can I get to [REDACTED]
>
> SCP-8461-2- (shows the direction with hands without talking)
>
> After realizing the entity would not talk, experiment was concluded.
A D- type subject was taken next to a confined SCP-8461 to experiment if it is possible to prevent it from getting agressive, the experiment failled and ended with D-9946's death.
+++ Conclusion
> Although SCP-8461 is relatively easy to contain for the security of the personnel, I suggest not containing it in any confined room. I insist more research to continue.
>
> -Dr. Hopp--**Object Class:** Keter--
--**Containment Procedures:**-- --WE CAN NOT CONTAIN IT!!! AGHHH! IT WILL GET ME AGAIN! THIS IS A MENTAL ILLNESS
{{IT IS... IT IS MAKING ME SWEAT}}--
[[image https://i.ibb.co/PspGBzqr/image-2025-09-21-221246298.png]]
--~~~~LEAVE ME PLEASE--
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(Dr. Marqel was later on found dead, probably suicide, investigation continues)
> Dr. Helen is the new agent to document the SC- AGHHHGGHH
--**Object Class:** Apollyon--
**Containment Procedure:** It's hard to hold my mind in one piece
> note to self: do not write its name anywhere
(Dr. Helen was asked to record her documentation with a camera and a microphone)
> Uhm... okay, they want me to document not by writing, but by these machines. I do not see a
> reason but I got to comply, whatever, here we go, they told me to talk about it without thinking
> much about i- AGHHHH (she seems to laugh) okay nice, I think I got to explain the feeling now... It almost feels like something charply entering my head, behind my eyes... and pulling my eyes inside my head with full force, I swear... I swear to god it will one day AGHHHHHHHH yeah one day my eyes will go blind, that motherfucker will, it will pull my eyes inside my brain, fuck it still hurts...
(The recording jumps a scene, Dr. Helen is seen setting up the camera on the second part of the recording)
> Okay that was terrible... something forced me to quit recording. I bet it was him! I bet it was that motherfucker... oh, oh no I am hearing something, is it... is it hearable on the recording... I hope it is, I bet it is this motherfucker!
(The recording ends, hours later Dr. Helen was found dead, same way as Dr. Marqel)
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(A recording appeared among the recordings Dr. Helen has taken, noticed 14 hours 37 minutes later, her voice is notibly very different)
> NO ONE KNOWS WHERE IT COME FROM, HOW DID THE FIRST PERSON START THINKING ABOUT THIS SHI- AHGHHHH! OKAY YOU KNOW WHAT? I DON'T EVEN CARE AT THIS POINT HAHAHA DO YOU KNOW WHAT, I EVEN, I EVEN ENJOY THIS NOW
(later that day another image popped up on the folder)
[[image https://i.ibb.co/TB0Q5wwP/image-2025-09-22-011502386.png]]
(Dr. Krishkov, the agent to notice this picture was asked to record to continue)
> Hello, I'm Dr. Krishkov... we have no chance to against this bullsh,- AGHHHHHHGH anyways, I think Object Class should not be Apollyon, I suggest it to be changed to Keter. Matter fact, I am changing it right now it ain't even this dangerous hahaha
**Object Class:** Keter
(Later that day [REDACTED] from o5 council noticed Dr. Krishov and took his photo from afar)
[[image https://i.ibb.co/hJHc6MTZ/image-2025-09-22-012707630.png]]
(O5 Council later decided this SCP case shoul be closed and never be opened again)User's membership has been revoked; afto and Kufat agreeing that they used AI. Given the user's repeated lying about their AI usage, in addition to them submitting an AI-generated application to join the site: https://05command.wikidot.com/forum/t-16887236/application-ai-log#post-7202559 I have also enacted a permanent ban. Kufat supported ban at time of discussion; staff, please weigh in. PM has been sent as of now.