Dopaenth

Luo Shu, an avid enthusiast of anomalous phenomena, found himself transported into a world where the anomalies were all too real—but his luck ran out when he was condemned as a death row inmate, forcibly conscripted as expendable labor.

From that moment on, the Anomalous Containment Facility gained a new D-Class personnel: one unnervingly adept at containment. And with him, the world began to change...

This is a brand-new timeline. These are real anomalies.

Here lies the original SCP-173, the blood-drenched bride SCP-231-7, the shadowy O5 Council, the relentless Alpha-1 ("Red Right Hand"), the insurgent Chaos Insurgency, the looming XK-Class End-of-the-World Scenario, the reality-anchoring Stabilization Anchors, and the enigmatic SCP-2000 ("Mechanicus Deus Ex Machina")...

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SCP: Class-D Containment Specialist

The Anomaly Compendium adding two new pages was exactly what Luo Shu expected.

His use of the Bratty Aura to pit SCP-165 and SCP-940 against each other had been decisive in their containment. Compared to MTF Epsilon-9 ("Fire Eaters"), who just mopped up the remnants, his contribution was undeniable.

But reading the entries, Luo Shu couldn't help but cringe.

SCP-165 (Hungry Sand):

"Disappointing, but at least it's straightforward."

SCP-940 (Puppet Spiders):

"What the hell?! This is worse than useless!"

(Thankfully, Compendium abilities were manually activated, not passive.)

By the time cleanup finished, it was already "morning"—though in Area-14's lightless caverns, day and night were indistinguishable.

The facility, carved into the Ruby Mountains, was a repurposed 19th-century mining complex. Abandoned gold and silver veins now housed Keter-class nightmares.

Luo Shu glanced up at the pitch-black "sky"—no ceiling visible, just steel scaffolds holding ground-level lights.

(Design logic: If a nuke goes off, the blast needs somewhere to expand.)

The Investigation

With the new "day," activity resumed.

Luo Shu and the Nu-7 lieutenant (Peter) were hauled to 51's logistics base for questioning.

No evidence linked them to the breach, but:

Two Keters appeared out of nowhere in Nu-7's barracks.

No footage showed them leaving containment.

Only two survivors.

("God" had played this perfectly—framing them without a trace.)

Fabricated the scene (burned room, swept sand).

Hacked the cameras (SCP-100's machine animation).

Now, suspicion was split between him and Peter.

The Interrogation (Prelude)

During the two-hour drive, Peter—grateful to Luo Shu for "saving" him—opened up:

"How'd you react so fast? You're from Site-19—how'd you know 165 and 940's weaknesses?"

Luo Shu's answer was flawless:

"I study all publicly available SCP files. Part of the job."

Per the Anomaly Classification System (ACS), SCP-165 and SCP-940 were Keter but low-clearance. Their files were open to most personnel.

Luo Shu had indeed accessed them repeatedly at Site-19—both to legitimize his expertise and cross-check his memories against this world's records.

In the security chief's office at 51, the Area-14 director listened in via the car's bug.

He pulled up Luo Shu's file—and found the access logs.

"D-20915 did review those files… but that doesn't rule out premeditation."

"Why would a D-class memorize Keter specs? Unless…"

Persons Of Interest