With SCP-126's alibi firmly established, the investigation into SCP-241's breach had hit a dead end.
But Luoshu knew: This wasn't over.
Site-19 would tighten security, especially at night.
So, should he still go out?
Absolutely.
The best way to clear SCP-126 completely was to stage another incident while it was under surveillance—proving the "spy" was someone else.
Tonight, he'd work alone.
No IR1901.
No surprises.
No backstabbing.
The Plan
Earlier, Luoshu had ensured SCP-005 (Skeleton Key) was moved to proper containment—cutting off IR1901's access.
Meanwhile, he'd recharged his own uses during the morning's "inspection."
Now, he could:
Visit one SCP per night (using 1 charge).
Recharge at SCP-005's new unit (using the 2nd charge).
Perfect loop.
Tonight's target? SCP-109 (Infinite Water Jug).
Euclid-class.
Contained in Site-19's Sublevel-4 item wing.
Big splash (literally), minimal harm.
The Heist
Under SCP-055's Unobservability, Luoshu slipped out.
Safe, unless Marion Wheeler's around.
And if she is? "Just monitoring 055, ma'am."
At SCP-109's unit, the Level-3 lock was trivial.
He retrieved the jug, then tilted it.
Blue-gray water gushed out—endlessly.
No alarms.
Unobservability messed with the pressure sensors too.
The Catalog updated:
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[Item Number: SCP-109]
[Designation: Infinite Water Jug]
[Object Class: Euclid]
[Anomalous Ability: Water from the Stars]
[Effect: Provides infinite, healing, skin-enhancing alien water. Drink up!]
[Status: Successfully Contained]
Since when did the Catalog have ads?
Still, Luoshu tested it:
Drank a sip. Sweet, refreshing.
Splashed his face. Skin instantly smoother.
Tempted to bathe in it, but—
Time to go.
He recharged abilities at SCP-055 and SCP-005, then returned to his dorm.
Meanwhile, Sublevel-4's hallway had become a shin-deep stream.
Security spotted it, traced the source, and sealed SCP-109—but not before some water reached Sublevel-5.
Not enough to flood, though.
Just enough to annoy.
The Alibi
Back in SCP-126's unit, IR1901 was playing his part.
Per Luoshu's advice, he'd been whining for company all evening—
"I'm so lonely! Send someone to chat!"
Now, he had another ironclad alibi.
Tonight's incident? Couldn't be him.
Luoshu sighed.
For a cross-dressing spy, I'm putting in way too much effort.