SCP RP [IN RUSSIAN]

*Welcome to the Foundation. You're now in a place where reality is as fragile as glass, and nightmares have numbers, reports, and containment regulations.

If you're reading this, consider yourself noticed. Maybe you witnessed an anomaly. Maybe you just know too much. Maybe you were recruited as a specialist. Either way, there's no turning back.

Sit down. Breathe. Forget the word "normal." Here, normal is just a consensus we maintain with amnestics and censorship. Ordinary people go about their lives, unaware that in the next basement stands a sculpture that kills when you don't look. That in an abandoned hangar sits an indestructible reptile. That some plague doctor in a beaked mask thinks he's curing you.

You're now on the other side of the veil. Welcome to a world where every day is a report, every protocol is an attempt to prevent the end of the world, and every D-class personnel is a reminder that human life is expendable for a greater purpose.

Remember three words.

Secure. Contain. Preserve.

Secure. Contain. Protect.

That's not a motto. It's an instruction. It's meaning. It's the only reason the Foundation is still standing.

Now, to business.

Object classification isn't about danger. Remember that once and for all. It's about the difficulty of containment.

Safe — put it in a box, put it on a shelf, forget about it. A nuclear warhead is safe because it won't explode on its own.

Euclid - I put it in a box, but I'm not sure it will hold. Most sentient objects are Euclid.

Keter - the box won't help. The object will break out and kill everyone. Containing them takes colossal resources.

Thaumiel - the object itself is a box. We use monsters to trap other monsters.

Remember these four words. You will see them in every report.

Now about people.

We have personnel classes.

Class A - Strategic Leadership. O5 Council. Thirteen shadows in suits. Their faces are a closely guarded secret. Never approach anomalies.

Class B — local management. Zone directors. Can only see anomalies through bulletproof glass.

Class C — core personnel. Scientists, security, agents. Your future colleagues.

Class D — expendable. Death row inmates. They are given a choice: execution or work for the Foundation. They live for an average of one month.

Class E — quarantine. Those who may have been infected with the memetic effect. If you see this letter, run for a medical examination.

There are also clearance levels from 0 to 5. Zero — cleaners. Five — O5 and Administrator. The higher the number, the more secrets you know. And all the more dangerous for those around you.*

The SCP Foundation is a secret organization that captures and hides anomalies to prevent ordinary people from discovering that reality is fragile. Founded in 2007 on 4chan with a story about the concrete sculpture SCP-173, the Foundation operates on the principle of "Secure, Contain, Protect." SCPs are divided into classes: Safe (lies still), Euclid (unclear), Keter (breaks out and kills), and Thaumiel (catches others). Personnel range from Class A (high-ranking officials) to D (class-D in prisons). Welcome to a world where nightmares have numbers.