Gooday everyone and welcome back. Today, a sword that sends you on a murder spree
with the promise of salvation for all those you kill. SCP-2200. A thank you to the council and
administrators and let’s get cracking. Description: SCP-2200 is the
collective designation of several interrelated anomalous phenomena:
SCP-2200-1 is a sword, 80cm in length, composed of an alloy of silver and copper,
estimated to have been constructed between 1,000 and 500 BCE. The sword is luminescent,
giving off blue light at a level of brightness directly proportional to the number of converted
subjects residing in SCP-2200-3. Similarly, increased numbers of converted subjects’
reverse deterioration caused by the swords age, making it a more effective weapon.
SCP-2200-2 refers to the human individual who is currently bonded with the sword. Bonded subjects
cannot separate themselves from the sword and any attempt to forcefully remove it from the subject's
grasp will result in the immediate death of the subject. Similarly, surgical removal of
the hand or arm bonded to the sword will also result in death. When a bonded subject dies,
the sword anomalously relocates into the hand of another individual and instantly bonds with them.
There is no apparent limit to the distance SCP-2200-1 can travel when transporting itself to
a new subject. The sword appears to selectively bond with subjects that share a similar set of
traits (see Document 2200-A), which suggests that it may be intelligent to some degree.
Bonding with the sword will cause subjects to suffer from an anomalous form of argyrosis1
which causes their skin to rapidly develop a distinct blue hue. If a bonded subject does
not end a human life for an extended period of time, the sword will relocate itself.
After bonding with the sword, bonded subjects experience heightened epinephrine and testosterone
levels and immediately gain an understanding of SCP-2200 in its entirety. These factors,
combined with the bonded subject's background (see Document 2200-A) have
invariably resulted in the bonded subject killing those around them with the sword.
SCP-2200-3 is a 50km2 area of land located in ████████████████████ Whenever a person is
killed by the sword, a likeness of the individual formed out of an anomalous, silver-based alloy
(SCP-2200-4) will appear in SCP-2200-3. Despite being made of inorganic material,
converted subjects are fully animate and capable of vocalization. Interviews have shown that
converted subjects share the personality and memories of the victim they resemble.
Because of their metallic composition, SCP-2200-4 cease aging after their conversion and are
resistant to physical damage. The converted subjects do not need to eat, drink, or sleep in
order to sustain themselves, but may perform these actions if they so choose. Instances of SCP-2200-4
that leave SCP-2200-3 will cease animation upon setting foot outside the designated 50km2 space.
Converted subjects seem to be innately aware of the dimensions of the "safe" area.
Any that leave remain permanently inert and cannot be restored by being returned to SCP-2200-3.
Special Containment Procedures: The current instance of SCP-2200-2 is to be kept in a standard
humanoid containment chamber at Bio-Site 59. To prevent the relocation of SCP-2200-1, a minimum
of five-armed security personnel must escort the bonded subject to termination chamber T-28 once
a month to assist in routine D-Class cycling. In the event the sword relocates, Mobile Task Force
Epsilon-30 ("Blade Fielders") is to be deployed to seek out and contain the new bonded subject.
The area of land encompassing SCP-2200-3 has been designated Site-502, with Foundation faculty
members living as residents in the town proper. As SCP-2200-3 is populated by anomalous individuals,
faculty may acknowledge the existence of anomalous activity in general but are not
to divulge details on any SCP object besides SCP-2200. Each staff member living on-site
is to submit a weekly report detailing their experience and interactions.
For all intents and purposes, SCP-2200-3 is to remain an autonomous community with
minimal political and social interference by the Foundation. Additional intervention
may be ordered by the presiding on-site Staff Lead at their discretion. As a number of inert
instances are already in storage for testing and archival purposes, additional inert converted
subjects are to be collected and melted down for use in funding Foundation activities.
Document 2200-A: Characteristics shared by SCP-2200-2 subjects:
Between 15 and 45 years of age Physically active
Strong fear of death Negative view of what happens after death
Psychological/emotional instability
Interview 2200-I-0015
Begin log Dr. Stems:
All right, we're going to run through this one more time for the records.
Please describe the series of events that transpired after SCP-2200-1 appeared in your hand.
SCP-2200-2.037: One moment I was just sitting in my bedroom, reading, when all of a sudden,
I had this … this vision. I saw this place where people could live forever.
I mean, on an intellectual level I was aware that what I saw was impossible, but at the same
time I was convinced it was true. And I knew that I could send people there with the sword.
Dr. Stems: What was your first course of action? SCP-2200-2.037: I waited until dark.
I live alone so nobody noticed me going out in the middle of the night. Whenever I came
across some homeless person sleeping alone, I'd slit their throat or stab them in the
heart or something like that. It went on for a few nights until I got caught by the cops. They
turned me over to you guys, and, well, here I am. Dr. Stems: I see. Anything else you'd like to add?
SCP-2200-2.037: I wanna make it clear that I'm not a psychopath or anything.
I sent those people away because death could have come for them at any moment.
What if they weren't right with God? The way I see it, when someone is sent to that place,
they're basically guaranteed eternal life. I was eliminating the risk of Hell for them,
you know? I know it sounds terrible, but I had good intentions. I wasn't really killing them.
Just sending them to heaven, kind of. Or at least keeping them safe from the alternative.
Dr. Stems: Thank you for your time. End log
Interview 2200-I-0124
Begin log Iwataki:
Okay, we're going to be recording this time. If you're ready, please describe
the series of events that transpired after SCP-2200-1 appeared in your hand.
SCP-2200-2.082: I immediately knew that my life was pretty much over.
I knew that I couldn't let go of this sword. Ever. All my plans for my life, my career,
my family—all of it was gone. But at the same time, I guess I thought I had an opportunity.
Iwataki: Were you happy with the situation? SCP-2200-2.082: No. God, no. I would have given
anything to stop what happened. Iwataki: So why did you do it?
SCP-2200-2.082: Don't you judge me. Not for a second. What would you do if you
could keep your loved ones alive forever? My sister died when she was six. How could I be
sure that my kids wouldn't die young, too? I may have saved them, but I hated doing it.
It destroyed me. Honestly, after I finished with my family, saving strangers felt like a walk
in the park in comparison. God. I still can't believe any of this happened. I'm surprised the
police didn't just shoot me on the spot. Iwataki: That's what usually happens.
Makes things much more difficult for us. SCP-2200-2.082:
If you see my family, please tell them I'm sorry. Iwataki: I'll pass that on. Thank you for
your cooperation; I know these past few weeks haven't been easy
for you. End log
Interview 2200-I-0207
Begin log Pittenger:
If you would, please describe the Exodus Movement to me as if I was unfamiliar with it.
SCP-2200-4.00581: Certainly. Here in Soulberg–or Silverville, whatever you want to call
it–there are a multitude of people who fear what awaits when they cross the threshold and give up
their life. Those of us who are of faith believe that this is more of a purgatory than the paradise
that God intended for us. You see, this place is founded on the fear of what happens after death.
Once you've been sent here by the sword, you can postpone your fate as long as you like.
Your life will only end when you cross the city limits. The Exodus Movement is a religious
initiative that seeks to help Soulberg's citizens come to terms with their mortality and willingly
pass on to the next world. Pittenger:
If you believe in an afterlife, why have you yourself not "crossed the threshold" as well?
SCP-2200-4.00581: Some of us believers have to remain to maintain the church
and continue to spread the good news. As much as I desire to meet my heavenly father,
I stay behind so that I might aid those who are still shackled by fear and doubt.
Pittenger: Opponents of the Exodus Movement have accused you of merely wanting to reduce
overpopulation and increase your field of influence. How do you answer these allegations?
SCP-2200-4.00581: I can understand why they would think such things.
As long as the church has existed, so have its critics. Even among believers, there are
those who believe crossing the threshold to be a sin, as it equates to suicide. Disagreements
are a given in matters of religion. Pittenger: Any additional comments
you would like me to record? SCP-2200-4.00581: This society
is built upon man's fear of death. Whether you believe in heaven or hell, afterlife or finality,
you must ask yourself: is the pursuit of immortality truly virtuous?
By choosing to remain safe in our silver shells, we rob ourselves of our dignity. By fearing death,
we only give it more power. End log
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