Email to Director Graham

By, Kes, posted 2 weeks ago

2 weeks ago - edited

To: <graham.adm48@scpinet>
From: <smooth.sci48@scpinet>
CC: <king.sci48@scpinet>
Subject: SCP-019 x SCP-682 Cross Test

Good Afternoon Director,

Recently I've had a discussion with doctor King, one of the many astonishing staff in the research team. Dr. King has a proposal for a keter level termination cross test. The request involves SCP-019 and SCP-682 to be placed against one another in hopes that it will end in the termination of either subject. A backup plan involving SCP-914 and corrosive acid is in the works, the research is currently being done on this portion. I have put some thought on Dr. King's propsoal and have decided to give them the green light. Due to the nature of this test involving the cross testing of keter level SCP objects your signature is required to begin testing. As the head of the research department I endorse this request and would encourage you to do the same.
Please get back to me when you are able.

All Best Wishes and Encouragements!
-Dr. Smooth

2 weeks ago

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To: <smooth.sci48@scpinet>
From:<graham.adm48@scpinet>
CC: <king.sci48@scpinet>
Subject: Absolutely the fuckity fuck not

Hello Dr. Smooth,

Fuck off, no

Sincerely,

Director Graham

ASG Hernandez

2 weeks ago

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// actual W director???

Chief of Security Danger

2 weeks ago - edited

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Perhaps a small reminder about the nature of both SCP objects is in order.

SCP-019 has been shown time and time again to adapt against the threats placed against it. Similar in nature to SCP-682. The theory of the termination is to utilize these properties of each anomaly against each other. If foundation personnel's safety is a concern to you, order our security forces some of the best top of the line gear to be utilized during testing.

I highly suggest you reconsider your decision of the termination. If either object is destroyed it would be considered a desirable outcome. If your decision stands I will simply hold off on the test until we receive a director that can see the potential of this attempt.

-Dr. Smooth