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SCP-9068 -- Burning Down the House
The SCP Foundation's 'top-secret' archives, declassified for your enjoyment.
500 words surrealistics department article. When's the last time you checked your smoke detector, btw? Asking for a friend.
Watch out!
Ok this is a long shot, but:
Can anyone help me find this SCP article I read as a kid? It's driving me crazy. I think it was a -001 proposal but I don't remember for sure.
The plot was that there was some kind of apocalypse that put the human race in jeopardy of extinction. The Foundation's backup plan for this was 4 teenage girls bioengineered into human printers buried deep underground (to repopulate). I think this was before SCP-2000 entered popular canon. Anyway, the existence of the girls is leaked to the general population, and everyone starts believing that they are humanity's last hope. All that concentrated belief turns them into gods, and they claw their way up from the ground confused and terrified.
They become wandering behemoths, marching their way across the globe, each in one direction, forever. They each sing mournful songs that bewitch all humans who hear them to walk after them in a procession, hands and feet wearing away to bloody stumps until they simply levitate above the ground.
It was told from the perspective of the last few humans left, SCP researchers deep in an underground bunker.
Anyone recognize this?
SCP-9014: The Final Voyage of Sea Captain Peters
"Tell the story I have forgotten, I must have faith that it is worth telling. And in its telling, let me live again, for just another phrase."
A melancholic story of memory and the legacy one leaves behind. Discover who Sea Captain Peters was and watch his last days unfold.
Read it here!
Revolution Earth Tale: Static In My Attic
"A prophetic outburst. A Ukrainian vacation. A papal conclave." The first tale in an (incomplete) series that explores a fascinating vision of the Chaos Insurgency, avoiding many of the pitfalls of other CI stories.
Read it here!
SCP-9084: And If I Did, You Deserved It
SCP-9084 did not happen. The information in this file is not factual. Procedures are to contain SCP-9084's existence, not validity.
A brutally short article speaking of things that never happened but still hurt people.
Read it here!
SCP-8714: Raven of the Slain
"A figure referred to as 'The Chief', pledges his services to the King and offers to provide him with a 'weapon from God'."
A short article laying the horrors of war bare through vivid imagery and hints of a story untold.
Read it here!
SCP-9911: Malkuth: Symphonia Universalis
"The whispers of deities long rejected by the corpus of mankind echo in your brain... Keep your eyes heavenward, Dante. Paradiso still awaits."
The first entry in this year's SCP anthology starts off strong with some truly stellar horror that takes a simple enough idea to an epic and terrifying conclusion.
Read it here!
SCP-9000 Contest Entry: This Place Sucks
"File after file, page after page. I still keep going. Somebody has to. Maybe one day it will all add up to something."
An employee of the SCP Foundation gets his big break when he becomes victim of an anomaly and is assigned to investigate. But things can never be that simple.
Read it here!
