For years, SCP Foundation managed to study thousands of anomalies, and contained most of them in cells. During one of containment breaches, something went wrong, and together with SCPs, MTFs found themselves in a completely new reality. But was it t...
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SCP-105's POV: I saw a horde of entities running after me while I was trying to escape from them in a seemingly infinite corridor. Wretches, Partygoers, Child Facelings, Deathmoths, Crawlers, Hounds, Stranglers, and many more were behind me, and I truly didn't want to know what would happen if they caught me.
- 953, help! - I began screaming in my mind.
- Calm down, all of us can hear you, Iris. - I heard Cain's voice. - Describe the level for me, and I will tell you what to do.
- Tons of entities are running after me! I am in a corridor with stuff like hospital beds, there is a loud alarm and red lights flickering all the time!
- Cain, brother, in which level is she right now?
- Iris... Run...
- I am already doing that Cain, you are not helping! - I yelled at him.
- Run for your life... That's the name of this level... - Cain responded to me with fear.
- Are you kidding me?! Please tell me that it is soon going to end!
- You have to run ten kilometers at full speed before you find the true exit. This level is one of the worst ones you can encounter.
- Ten?! Are you insane Cain?! I won't survive that!
- There should be bottles of almond water and energy bars, which will restore your energy, but you have to eat them while running. - He gave me a tip that could perhaps save my life.
- Iris, sweetheart, please survive this for me. - Abel spoke to me. - I... I won't survive without you...
- Abel... I will try... But if I die... Then remember I always loved you!
- I love you too Iris...
I was running and eating energy bars, which immediately gave me a little bit of energy to keep going further. However, the entities were getting closer and closer with each second, and I wasn't prepared to run for that long, so after some time I tripped and fell to the ground. Instantly the entities jumped on me, and I prepared myself for a painful death.
SCP-239's POV: We were trying to help Iris as much as we could, but when we realized she had fallen down, I also fell on my knees and started crying. She was my friend after all, and I wished there was a shield or a force field around her, which would keep her safe. I prepared myself for the connection loss until surprisingly, Iris said:
- Guys?! I don't know what happened, but they cannot get me, there is some kind of bubble around me, preventing them from killing me!
Everyone was shocked to hear that, especially me, but if something like that appeared around her, and I just thought about it, then it could only mean one thing.
- Iris, I think my powers are back... - I spoke and began terraforming the terrain around us to prove it.
- Perfect timing sister! - 682 screamed and jumped at me with a smile. - Now bring her back to us and let's get out of here!
- 682, no. - Iris responded through telepathy, before adding: - 239, can you give me a massive minigun with infinite ammunition?
- As you wish. - I smiled and imagined this weapon in her hands, and a few moments later I heard Iris's laughter, as she began massacring all of those entities while staying safe behind a shield.
SCP-105's POV: The tables have turned, and now I was the vastest danger in the entire level. Not only the minigun had infinite ammunition, but additionally, it was super light, and I was easily able to execute all of them while laughing maniacally.
- Who is the pray now?! - I screamed at them as they began running away from me. - You can run as far as you want, but you cannot escape the range of my bullets!
- That's the spirit Iris! - Abel yelled in my mind. - Kill them all!
- Oh trust me, Abel, I already did it! - I responded as the last living Crawler fell under the rain of lead.
- Iris, shall I pull you out? - 239 asked me before opening a portal next to me.
- Maybe later, I want to check, if there are more of them hiding at the end of this level.
I began walking towards the exit, but I quickly realized it would take ages, and I didn't want to run again, so I asked 239 to give me a pair of wings. A few seconds later, I had a nice pair of white, sharp wings, which allowed me to fly almost as fast as Abel could run, and after seven minutes of flying, and killing three more entities, which ran away from me and tried to hide in there, I reached an exit, through which I went and ended up back on level 7.
- 239, could you open a portal for me on level 7? - I asked my friend because traveling back to level 404 would take me ages. - I went through the exit door and landed here.
- Sure thing. - She responded and opened an entrance back to level 404.
Having passed through, my wings disappeared and I was greeted by the entire group, who was happy about the fact that I survived. Until now, we have only had 3 causalities: One was the old lieutenant, who got decapitated by Abel, the second one was another soldier, who got touched by a Partygoer and we had to execute him, and the third one was Thomas, Y/N's friend, who got slightly wounded on one of the previous levels, but survived.
It was a great thing 239 had her powers back, but unfortunately they were still limited, as she couldn't open a portal to the real world for us, nor to level 3999. Perhaps in the future it would change, but at this moment, we had to rely on The Blue Channel. It wasn't too bad though, because from that moment on she was able to bend reality a little bit, which made our journey faster. And it was just a matter of time until we would come back to the Frontrooms.
