SCP Foundation

It was just Isaac, the darkness, and the never-ending red lights.

SCP-7034 is an extradimensional space of indeterminate length, unverified composition, and unknown features.

According to the sole account of SCP-7034, the space resembles a controlled access interstate highway.

It contains a single stretch of paved road featuring eight lanes cordoned by guard rails on each side.

Other features, including those present beyond the guard railing, are indiscernible due to a heavy smog that lies over the area.

Electronic signals, such as cellular service or internet access, are apparently impeded inside SCP-7034.

SCP-7034 is highly congested with traffic, with all lanes occupied by vehicles of various make and model.

The length of this congestion, including its endpoint, is unknown.

I fold my arms around my chest.

"You get the feeling folks are protective of SCP-1075?" Manilow turns to me and frowns.

"SCP-1075 is the effect, Keys.

We're here for SCP-1075-1, the instance these folks call Vince."

"Right.

The aspen trees."

Even with those unfortunate rumors swirling back a couple of years ago.

I stiffen.

PayPal, Inc. NMLS 910457.

Good afternoon everyone, my name is Dr. Miller and the SCP we're going to be looking at today is SCP-3241, Object Class Keter.

Special Containment Procedures SARC is to continue developing a safe and effective containment strategy for SCP-3241.

Until such a strategy exists, procedures to contain SCP-3241 will focus on mitigation, observation, and the prevention of outside contact.

Personnel are to cooperate with the JMSDF and other naval aeronautical authorities to enforce a 75km exclusion zone around SCP-3241.

Only Foundation-operated vessels are permitted to enter this zone.

Surveillance drones are to be deployed on a weekly basis into SCP-3241 to monitor its rate of expansion.

Should this rate change, SCP-3241's current containment director is to be notified immediately.