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Chapter 2 is Eric’s toy filler content. It also gives me an excuse to put in more gore, more Scp-008 instances, venting, a cool patrolling dark corridor scene which I recreated to make it right, e-11, and a death. Still in the works.

cant wait
(e-11 GO BRRRRRR)

Chapter 1
The Outbreak

1

I looked up as the blast shield above our chamber in the foundation nuclear bunker receded. Guards all around point their guns into the inky darkness. The commander gives a signal and we all hop out. Even though it may seem all clear, the rest of the site may not be safe at all.
“We should move,” Commander James suggests.
“Yeah,” I replied.
We slowly make our way through the dark halls. They are lit by emergency lights running on emergency power, but the power is slowly slipping away.
A scraping noise pierces the inky silence. The remains of a man appear on the ground, face-down. His skin is a shade of green and his lower half is completely destroyed. A large splatter of blood is around him. I look at the commander.
“That was a colleague of mine,” he said sorrowfully. “We graduated from the Air Force academy together.”
“Sorry for your loss,” I stare at the body.
Its head moves up and stares at me. A grin spreads across its face as it begins to move its arms.
“Shit,” Commander James curses. He fires a round at the body. It finally stops moving.
“This is true hell,” he slings the gun back over his shoulder. Behind him a hand grabs the gun. He turns around quickly and puts the hand to sleep. A body thumps behind him.
“We need to get out of here,” I pant.
“First we should locate the control room,” James suggests.
We shine the flashlights down the hallway, trying to find any cursed evil lurking in the dark.
2

I take a step into the room. Monitors are cracked after an escaped SCP ran through hours ago. We cover our eyes as we click out of the little screen saver that the Chaos Insurgency decided to put in.
“Damn Chaos bastards,” someone curses.
The Chaos Insurgency is a defected MTF branch that now fights the foundation. Their sole purpose is to undermine everything that the foundation stands for. Now they have breached every SCP in this site and are probably on their way to wreck another site.
“We should have nuked this hellhole,” James shakes his head.
“The good news is that the ventilation system broke,” I looked up from the computer. “That means we won’t become zombies just by breathing.”
As if that were the cue, a zombie slams into the glass window. A guard puts up his gun, but James pushes it down.
“Do you want to let that bastard’s friends in?” he asks the cadet.
“I guess not,” the cadet replies.
“What’s your name?”
“Richard.”
“So, Richard, did you expect this when you joined the foundation

“No. I don’t think anyone does.”
“Me neither,” James stares out into the eyes of the poor thing clawing at the glass window.
“The files are right that those things are dumb,” David scoffs. He always was the cocky member of the science team.
“Their zombies,” Rachel rolls her eyes. She is the brains in the department. She also helps the medical department when they need it.
“Alright, before anyone else dies, we should see who is here,” James gathers everyone’s attention. “Say your name and department so we know who’s here.”
“Rachel, science and medical.”
“Barnes, security.”
“David, science.”
“Richard, security.”
“Conner, Internal security.”
“Carl, security.”
“Salem,” I say finally. “Scientific.”

3
“Remember, everyone who isn’t here is presumed dead,” James instructs. “Take a gun. It just may save your life.”
We all take a gun as more zombies slam against the glass.
“So, what should we do?” David asks.
“Maybe, if the ventilation still works,” Rachel suggests. “We could try to pump ground up SCP-500 into the entire foundation and bring everyone back.”
“If all else fails we nuke the entire place,” Carl says. He seems cynical.
“You know, Conner should have found out about the little breach before this all happened,” David says. “He is internal security after all.”
“You sonof*gun!” Connor shoves David.
“We should stop fighting,” I ordered. “Otherwise we all die.”
“Where in scientific do you get that much authority?” David scoffs.
“That’s enough!” James’ voice rings out. “We should get moving. There are too many zombies outside. We should move before more come.”
“We should repair the generator,” David rolls his eyes. “Then we can see the zombies before they eat us.”
“If I hear more from you I will personally make it so you see yourself get eaten by a zombie,” James gives the death stare to David.
We all file out of the control room with a string of bullets. They puncture barely functioning zombies. We quickly file out and plow down every zombie in the way.
“This really is hell,” David sighs. He probably has never even lifted a gun. His arm slacks, probably tired due to the weight.
“Ya think?” Carl rolls his eyes.
“When it comes to SCPs nothing is ever safe,” Barnes says while mowing down zombies. “This is a dangerous job.”
“Focus,” James says, focusing on putting bullets in dead Foundation members. “We need to get to the SCP-500 room.”

“Simple enough if it weren't two sectors away from our current location,” David complained.

4

If the entire incident seems already bad, it took a turn for the worse. We ran down the halls chased by zombies here and there. Even one guy who was cured of the pestilence attacked us. He was terminated and we kept running.
“I really hate zombies,” David says while wiping a stray speck of blood off his cheek.
“You really have to be sarcastic at a time like this?” I stare at him.
“Geez,” he turns away and keeps moving.
Some people just are affected by things like this. I guess that everyone who goes through a zombie apocalypse in a maximum security hellhole would crack.
For us, it is a common thing.
“Uh oh,” James swipes his keycard at the reader. The door doesn’t budge. It lets out a small, weak whine.
“Damn door is jammed.

Can we get scp-2295 sometime in the story?

Or maybe 049?

Next arc is see no evil, so 173 and 096. Otherwise future arcs are free for the two.

Alright, I’m loving this so far. I’d love to see this published as an actual book that can be purchased in libraries.

Maybe someday…. But the full thing will be pdf in google drive