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The first SCP in this series was 5936, so it's only fair the last SCP will also be a X936, isn't it?
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Would have certainly liked to see more of the spells/rituals described and a book that screws people over in ironic ways is a bit cliche but I liked it enough. +1
Also curious about what exactly the "Thousandth Dawn Protocol" is.
if youve been reading the story you know what it is about
still, keep the hype for the end
— Roundabout.
I have a rough guess what it's about, I'm curious about the how and the details of it.
The proverb confuses me a bit with its tenses as it both talks about sins in the past and "what you are about to do". It's probably intentional, but I wanted to point it out in case it's a mistake.
Otherwise as good as the rest of the series. +1
The article starts off nicely with its description of this forbidden book, which reminds me of the DOA article. However, as I continue to read the log of these forbidden spells, they rehashed each other. They're mostly just soul spells with few differences such as with mind control or time spell. Then it goes onto the interview with 05-9 being angry with this entity for not telling them things and then suddenly there is an attack from this anti-foundation coalition.
I found this was a part of the series after I was done reading, but still, a SCP article should still feel somewhat whole and self-contained when reading. Instead, this mostly feels like a flashback scene in some action movie. You get the desperate, determined character freaking out because their plans are going haywire combined with the last line of " it always going to come with this". It feels transitory like it wasn't meant to be read alone but to simply rush the reader into the next entry of this series, making it, in return, lackluster in its events and tension.
Yeah, I don’t know what’s going on here, but I enjoyed it either way; the gruesome descriptions and dialogue were superb.
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