TEST 1

PROCEDURE: Throw a standard testing object (a small steel ball) into SCP-5484.

OUTCOME: Test subject has not been recovered. It is presumed to still be falling down SCP-5484.

TEST 2

PROCEDURE: Same as Test 1.

OUTCOME: Test subject rapidly flew out of SCP-5484 after three minutes of falling. It was covered with salty water and sand of unknown origin.

TEST 3

PROCEDURE: Same as Test 1.

OUTCOME: Test subject rapidly flew out of SCP-5484 after four minutes of falling, this time additionally covered with wet kelp.

[9 LOGS OMMITED]

TEST 13

PROCEDURE: Descend into SCP-5484 using a remote drone.

OUTCOME: The drone descended to a depth of approximately 4 kilometers, after which it ceased communication. All attempts to locate it have failed. Last footage sent by the drone was that of an unknown fluid, similar in appearance to water.

TEST 14

PROCEDURE: Same as Test 13.

OUTCOME: The drone descended to a depth of approximately 6 kilometers, after which it ceased communication. All attempts to locate it have failed. Temperature readings recorded an increase of 5 degrees Celsius. Last footage sent was similar to Test 3.

TEST 15

PROCEDURE: Same as Test 13.

OUTCOME: The drone descended to a depth of approximately 10 kilometers, after which it ceased communication. All attempts to locate it have failed. Audio equipment recorded sounds consistent with muffled human speech, rushing wind, and sea waves.

TEST 16

PROCEDURE: Same as Test 13.

OUTCOME: The drone descended to a depth of approximately 25 kilometers, after which it ceased communication. All attempts to locate it have failed. Akiva radiation, which became significant enough to be detected after 20 kilometers, increased with depth to the point of sensor overflow.

VIDEO LOG

DATE: 07/09/2003

»BEGIN LOG«

Both present parties are standing on the walls of the elevator shaft, protected by appropriate equipment, looking down into the pit of SCP-5484. Around them, inactive Foundation terrain scanners can be seen, with Micheals holding a small screen linked to them and an activation console.

Micheals:⁴ Y-Yep, that's Hell alright.

Bury:⁵ Well, this ain't good.

Micheals: Because we literally have Hell near our offices?

Bury: No, because we'll actually have to clean somethin' up for once.

Both pause for a second, during which Micheals activates the scanners. All beep with dim light, and three seconds later, the tablet he is holding lights up.

Micheals: Hmm… y-yeah. Wormhole type — dimensional portal, high Akiva, — though mainly focused around the worship of one entity — t-temperatures higher than 26 Celcius, and the constant hatred outputs and suffering filters. We got Hell on our hands, and it's not pretty.

Bury: Why's that, if I may?

Micheals looks directly into Bury's eyes.

Micheals: Well. Aside from the fact it's, y-you know, literally Hell, the pain scanners are… really,really bad. The sheer amount of suffering within is genuinely staggering, to the point my tech's overloading. Give me a moment though. I-I have to check something.

Micheals taps the screen twice.

Micheals: It will… take a while.

He pauses for a second.

Micheals: Though, if it's not a mistake, then Jesus. The amount of pain emitted from this would be able to literallypower the human civilization for millennia if harvested well. I always imagined a theoretical Hell would be bad, but this… is just… no. No.

Bury: Is this much of a surprise, though? Haven't wediscovered Hell already a while back? Heard a thing about it or two sometime ago.

Micheals: I, I mean, yes, we did, but 5572's an absurdly specific afterlife. Even that, it's just… an actual pleasure when compared to this. I… I'll have to bring this to the rest of the Directors. No one deserves this end to their story.

Both pause for a second.

Bury: If it's so horrible, then what cause even spawned this, actually? What's the Trumbiratee's — Trumbiratee's? — problem?

Micheals: Triumviraté's. Just general hatred, I imagine. If their goal is to bring back the lands we stole from them in their eyes, I don't think bringing Hell to someone for bringing Hell onto you is… fair, honestly. Hatred only breeds more hatred, and— oh!

The scanner beeps three times in a row, finishing the scanning.

Micheals: Oh, ohno.

Bury: What's going on?

Micheals: I… it's even worse.

Bury: Whatcha mean?

Micheals: [REDACTED]⁶

Bury: W-what?

Micheals: Exactly what you heard me say.

Bury: J-Jesus fucking Christ. That… no. Just… no.

All pause for a moment.

Micheals: We will have to contact Overwatch about this, just to make sure this is real. Because if it is… Jesus Christ.

»END LOG«

Project Gratia Proposal

THE OFFICE OF O5-1

In light of all of the discoveries made following initial contact with SCP-5484, the entire SCP Foundation is to change its approach towards all subjects. In previous years, we valued coldness and objectivity over kindness and other human virtues, even after our policies had to change so many years ago after Esterberg's fall andDirective Alpha/1911.

However, in the light of newly acquired information, we can never let a single person be a victim of what most likely comes as a punishment for our sins after death.

We still do not know the exact nature of Hell presented to us by SCP-5484. It is, however, an afterlife different from all known descriptions of Hell in recorded human history. And, from what we have gathered, we can be certain that it is not an afterlife one would want to be stuck in.

As we have no other choice than to continue research on SCP-5484, we propose Project Gratia as a temporary containment strategy. We, as the Foundation, need to redeem our personnel as quickly as possible.

File update — 14/09/2003

SITE-120 DIRECTOR COUNCIL

On 13/09/2003, the second and final inspection of SCP-5484's runes prior to the proper Foundation-wide activation of Project Gratia has been conducted by Site-120's Grand Thaumist and Thaumaturgical Archivist and its Director Council member, Daniel Asheworth. Aside from numerous differences between translations of said runes and the ones after the second scan, it was noted that the major rune, used to complete the ritual and properly activate the portal, was mistakenly written with a single "l," resulting in the portal leading to the Hel peninsula of Poland, rather than to a potential torturous afterlife. Due to this, all plans regarding Project Gratia are currently being pulled back.

All similarities between the vision of a hellish afterlife and Poland are currently being investigated.

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