The SCP Foundation

Chapter 41: SCP-191

A few hours earlier...

A guard in a facility was walking over to the containment cell of a Safe-Class SCP, with an electric baton in his hands just in case. He had to escorts the SCP to another containment cell and had the authority to use the weapon if the SCP refuses to cooperate.

The guard went to the keypad and opened the door with his keycard. He went inside and looked to his left. He saw the SCP on her bed with her kness tucked in and her arms wrapped around them, covering her face.

The SCP was a girl of a young age, with noticeable metallic parts replacing certain organs and body parts.

"SCP-191, get up." the guard sternly told the girl. "We're moving to a new containment cell for you."

The girl looked up at the guard, revealing that the majority of her face is also metallic.

"W-Why?" the girl asked. "I like it here..."

"Foundation's orders." the guard simply answered. "Now come on, follow me."

"B-But... I like it in here..." the girl opposed. "Why can't I stay here?"

"You just can't." the guard replied.

"But... I don't want to leave..." the girl opposed again. "I want to stay here..."

The guard armed his baton in a threatening manner.

"Don't make this harder than it is, 191." the guard warned. "I have the authority to pacify you for non-compliance."

"N-No... please..." the girl pleaded. "Don't..."

"Then follow my orders."

"N-No..."

"You're forcing my hand."

"No, wait!"

Without second thought, the guard activated the baton in an attempt to incapacitate the SCP. After a few seconds, the baton somehow overloaded and returned the charge at the guard.

The guard fell to the ground unconscious, affected greatly by the electrical charge. The girl immediately stood up and moved closer to the guard.

"I-I'm sorry, I... I didn't mean to..." the girl apologised. "I-I didn't know... I'm sorry..."

The guard was unresponsive, and without much thought, the girl hastily grabbed the baton with her left hand.

"W-Why are they doing this to me...?" the girl asked to herself. "Why?"

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"Alright, now that the exercises are done... time for me to relax..."

General Brooks was lazing about in her office, kicking back on her chair and putting her feet on her desk. She relaxed for a bit until...

"I'm bored." the general said to herself. "Maybe walking around the field will probably make me relax."

The general then got up from her seat and started to walk towards the door. She opened her door and walked outside, which then she met Major Campbell.

"Oh, hey there, Campbell." the general greeted. "Didn't see you in the exercises earlier. Where were you?"

"The site director told me some things, ma'am." Campbell lied.

"What kind of things?"

"Well..." Campbell thought of a believable lie to tell the general. "Anyways general, the site director wanted you to do your paperwork."