Historias de Scp-191

What does SCP stand for? It stands for 'Special Containment Procedures' or their motto, Secure, Contain, Protect. They exist to keep anomalies, supernatural and such from the public, to keep people sane and happy, protecting the public from the anomalies and protecting the anomalies from the public. They live in the darkness to fight it, to keep the light from dimming. now you may have heard the stories outside. But there are things they keep away, untold stories, hidden discoveries, the minds of the anomalies and much more. In SCP: Untold. Secrets are no longer safe. Short or long, funny and cute, terrible and sad or creepy and horrifying, it's things that are redacted or never said, like such in the minds of SCP's, the tales of researchers and guards, the unknown or such, either can work.

When a 15 year old Ben Bones becomes involved in a site-wide containment breach, he finds something about himself that would change his life, well, more than being in a place where you can be horrifically slaughtered at every turn, so yeah.

Warning!!! The book is hell fluff read it on your Own risk contain some angst about yuna's and y/n's past also some my hero academia , anime .

The SCP Foundation is known for a great many things. Its dubious ethical practices, its Mobile Task Forces, several notorious researchers, the mysterious and powerful O-5 Council, D-Class being thrown at anomalies until they figure something out, and, of course, the anomalies themselves. There are a myriad of reports out there following the Foundation. However, have you ever wondered who handles the paperwork behind the scenes? The death reports? The personnel transfers? Who kept track of "The List of Things Doctor Bright is Not Allowed to Do"? None other than the Foundation's own Human Resources department, of course. Don't worry, a vast majority of the Foundation have no idea they exist. As for the HR staff...? They wish they didn't exist either.