Ricebowl 70

  You had no idea how long you had been walking around this hospital now but it felt like it was truly a eternity, each of the grime covered walls taunting you as you ran and pushed yourself down the hallways, the slamming of metal and the sounds of screeches that weren’t quite human also echoing out. You had no idea if you had simply became lost in the hospitals walls due to how similar everything felt or if the building itself was mocking you, deliberately turning itself into never ending maze of grand proportions to watch as you ran and ran around it before it got fed up with you and put you in a situation you couldn’t escape from. What was worse was that there were clearly being in here with you, things that would follow you around from the corner of your eye only to disappear when you glanced at them, only hearing the sounds of unstable footsteps and inhuman noises echoing down the rusted metal hallways. You knew that you should have never come to the foggy hellscape known as sile

  You remember what it was like, falling from the sky in a helicopter and SMSing down into the forest below, remembering how you fell out of the copter just as it hit the ground, the sounds of an explosion being the last thing that you heard before you fell deep into unconsciousness. By the time you had woke up most of the trees around the helicopter were charred and burnt, the green leaves being replaced with with black sludge and ash, the smoke having moved into the air and giving the entire place a nauseating smell, the carcass of the helicopter laying on the floor in front of you. You couldn’t really salvage anything from the broken mess that was on the ground other than several small scraps of metal and the edge of a propeller blade with you deciding that you’d probably need it to make a knife of some sort and then you decided to try and find your way out of the forest which would be a  more difficult task then it sounds. You quickly got to work trying to get stuff you needed to s

  It had been two months now since you had discovered a space known as the gap and since then you had been making more and more interesting discoveries as time had gone on, your eyes heavy and your fingers being practically raw from all of the typing that  you had been doing to note down everything that had happened. The first instance of seeing the gap was when a test of the large hadron collider had gone rapidly wrong, the machine breaking somewhat and causing a major overheating incident, the heat burning to stronger that it had melted the collider and, for a split second, become so extremely hot that you could swear everywhere around you should have been burnt. By the time the room was deemed to be safe and the collider had been taken apart there was a six by six metre hole in the center of the room, an area of pure darkness that was nicknamed the gap and was subject to further experiments. The first experiment that you pulled off was actually sending something inside of the gap, s

  It had been a while now since your new houseguest had come into your life and things had been rather interesting especially given that you couldn’t really show her in public nor could you have anyone over because you Imagined they would reveal the truth about your houseguest's species. Either way the houseguest was more then happy with the entire arrangement, especially during the first weeks where she was way worse for ware then she was now and, other then the woman’s rather furious appetite and the odd couple of damaged items, nothing else had gone wrong and she had been a rather great houseguest. As you would lay down on your bed, you heard the sounds of her eating her meal in her room, the woman tearing through flesh as if it was paper as you thought back about the time that you had found her in that field so long ago. You were driving down an old country road when you saw this flash to your side, your eyes glancing over to see a giant burning scar in the counts, burning them

  The sounds of garish carnival music screamed out across the air as you walked across the grass of the abandoned North Dakota theme park, the rides being easily silent despite the fact that they were all seemingly active, your hands clutching ahold of your rifle as you kept scanning around the area. You were a part of the SCP foundation, an organization that went beyond the government and pretty much everything else in the world, having enough military power to be able to topel the United States government without any worry if they ever went about using weapons of the anomalous nature. However, you weren’t there to destroy any government or kill any politicians but you were instead tasked with protecting the public from these Anomalies, known as SCPs, where they would be contained and be unable to wreak havoc on the streets of an American village or any other village or city across the entire planet. The reason that you were inside of the theme park was due to the increased reports of

  You had been in the middle of the Sahara desert for a few days now, the heya pushing against your body during the day and the icey cold moving across your skin during the night as you trekked through the desert with you using your research van for most of the trip around the area. Most of the van was just water and food with you having another food and water for about a week as well containing all the research material that you needed to take samples of the wildlife and rocks that were nearby with you figuring that this was a extremely boring job for you to do but the reason why you were doing it was quite a bit more interesting then it could have been. You had been doing the survey due to the increased amount of asteroids and other space material falling from the sky and landing in the desert and, since the money you were getting from the contract was great, you decided to take and analyze the space rocks for them. For the most part you had found mere pebbles of what was once a mass