Doesn't it get lonely? {SCP 2521 x Fem! Reader}

• Chapter 2

A/N: (H/L) = Hair Length, (H/C) = Hair Color, (E/C) = Eye Color.

You awoke to an unfamiliar warmth around your body... one that was almost scary, but unusually comfortable. While you still contemplated your circumstance, a smell of pine needles tickled your nose.. you felt nostalgic. It was almost as though you had smelled the fresh scent of nature before, but you couldn't remember when.

You looked at the surrounding area, in hopes to find out where you were. You were in a small cave, surrounded by a snowy white area you didn't recognize... There were green pine trees standing at what you thought may have been over 50 feet in height. The sky was a light gray, with snow lightly falling to the ground... Just outside the cave seemed to be a small ledge. From your observations, you assumed you must've been on a mountain.

You turned your head back, to see the face of the creature that had captured you. It didn't seem to have facial highlights of any kind.. However, it appeared to be happy. You shook it off and relaxed into the body of the creature. Some of its tendrils wrapped around your stomach, holding you close to it. Humanity is scared of that which they do not understand.. you knew from a younger age. However, you couldn't seem to recall much else.. why? You tried to remember what your childhood was like. Who were your parents? Where did you live? Your head ached as you focused on things you could not remember. The head strain you were feeling made itself into a headache. the creature seemed to notice your stress and brushed one of its tendrils through your (H/L) (H/C) hair. You cracked a small smile, and blushed. After a few moments, the creature loosened its grip on you and stood up. You stood up with the extraterrestrial, looking upwards at it.

You were to distracted by other things to notice just how tall it was... It had to be at least Nine feet tall, which is still much taller than you are. Seeing the humanoid standing in front of you almost took your breath away... your entire perception of reality had been splintered with just that one experience. You could remember nothing but the stable place you thought the world was... but even that memory was in the past now. a small depression took over you for a quick second, before disappearing. looking outside for a moment, a gleam of hope shone in your bright, (E/C) eyes.

You noticed a suppression in your head.. as though all negative feelings were being pushed back and suffocated, leaving only the positive ones. You didn't mind... although you couldn't help but wonder what caused it. It may have been the creature.. but you weren't sure.

It walked towards the ledge perceived outside the cave, it's confetti-like strands flowing behind it. The small bit of sunlight that did hit the creature didn't seem to have an effect on it. No part of its body was highlighted by the sunlight. However, its body cast a large shadow in front of it. As the creature exit the cavern, you looked around the area. There wasn't much to look at inside the cavern, other than a layer of dirt and rock. It was your average, boring cave, as you thought. You wondered if something potentially more interesting would be outside, in the snow.

You gulped, and forced your way towards the icy ledge, being careful not to slip. You crouched down and peeked over the side. You saw what you had expected to; a wintery white field, and pine forests. You were a little disappointed by this. Perhaps if you travelled a portion further, you'd find something worthwhile? You dug your (longer than average) fingernails into the deep snow and slowly slid down and the greater distance down the ridge. You weren't too worried about getting back. You were only focused on finding what this situation might have in store.

You landed your feet onto the icy ground and trudged through the snow. You shivered as you felt it soak through your thin, orange pants. You turned left of the mountain, going down a narrow and twisted path. Whatever this creature was, it appeared to be an intelligent design of life... If it really designed these paths and could recognize human speech, it's possible the foundation had come upon something that the rest of mankind has been looking for, for centuries.