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Series Archive » North Star
But anomalous people are people, and the anomalous itself is not a threat merely for existing.
…
You are the monsters you are so afraid of. Let go of your fear, and join us in the light.
And if you will not… if you keep imprisoning and killing innocents, if you keep forcing the world to stay in the dark… then you will meet the fate of all the slavers and murderers in the worlds' history before you.
We will free those you keep imprisoned. We will rescue those you try to kill.
-Excerpt from "What To Know About The Serpent's Hand"
> Premise <
Life is hell for humanoid anomalies.
They are kidnapped from their families and friends. They are brought to an unfamiliar research facility, where their abilities are prodded and tested. They are told they will never return to their life before the Foundation. They are thrown into a small, dark, concrete cell. Their clothes are replaced with jumpsuits, and their names are replaced with numbers.
They are prisoners.
The O5 don't care about their suffering. The Ethics Committee is corrupt beyond saving. Doctors and Researchers view them as tools to be used or animals to be contained. MTF agents and GenSec guards are required to be prejudice and dehumanizing.
But not everyone within the Foundation sees eye-to-eye with the 'cold not cruel' motto.
There are those whose compassion and sympathy outweigh their lust for cheating at life. Those whose conscious and morality trump the need to obey orders.
They are not the majority within the Foundation, but their numbers are growing.
> Latest Installment <
-Posted 4/8/2023-
The Beige Folder
Cornwall opened the folder and began reading it. His face kept a neutral expression, a result of him spending years as a detective, but Parker could see the horror in his eyes.
> Table of Contents <
Initiation
Squad-13's first mission, and their introduction to MTF.
There were gun shots in the distance. Hopefully they were Daddy's and not the bad guy's.
"Our task force, Delta-4, goes by the name 'Minutemen.' Do you know why?"
He blinked rapidly and moved his eyes to let her know that he was, in fact, not dead.
Humans and Horrors
It's one thing to combat anomalous monsters and beasts, it's another thing to hunt down people.
Beyond The Depths
Asset, Not Agent | Foreigners | In A Flash | For The Present1 | It's A Long Way To Go | Knife Edge
"I'm not calling you 105 because of some vendetta or personal opinion. I call you 105 because that is your name, and I call you it because you are an object. An SCP object, property of the SCP Foundation. Understand?"
The Serpent Sequence
Prisoners | Family | Showtime | Sisters
By thedeadlymoose, originally written for Resurrection
*Disclaimer: This story was written outside of the North Star context, and the author never intended it to be a part of this series. Nonetheless, the story is still canon.
Bright Sunny South
Part 13 | Part 24
"Ralph please." Sheriff was begging now. "This is her only option left. The circumstances are convoluted. She isn't bad, just… in the wrong place at the wrong time."
Cornwall opened the folder and began reading it. His face kept a neutral expression, a result of him spending years as a detective, but Parker could see the horror in his eyes.
Coming Soon…
Alternate Timelines/Spinoff Works
The multiverse is a vast string of narratives, weaving in and out of each other. Sometimes a story can only be described as 'partly canon.'
Archives
Sometimes I get ahead of myself and write something that I later decide shouldn't be canon. Instead of straight up deleting the article, I'll just move them all here in case anyone wants to see what USED to be. Oh, and in case it isn't obvious…
NOTHING IN THIS SECTION IS CANON IN ANY WAY SHAPE OR FORM!
"If this is an inside job, I want to know who so I can personally shoot that son of a bitch in the head."
> Announcement/Update Board <
Update 3: Decanonization
Just wanted to pop in and say that "We Concerned Few" has been decanonized. After a lot of thought, I realized that that story really isn't good for the series. The plot I was planning on writing was very poorly planned out, and I now realize it won't work. I do still plan on writing Cornwall and Parker's arc. They, as characters, are still canon… it's just that particular tale I'm scrapping. So yeah, that's it…
also yes i know its been months since i said id be done with the next tale listen im working on it ok i swear ill try to have it done by the end of the year ahahahahahahaha
Update 2: CSS Boogaloo
DrDapper… didn't you just make an update post talking about how BASALT was the new theme for North Star?
Yeah yeah, I hear ya… but here's thing about me…
I'm the kind of person who dusts off his hands saying "job well done" after making and posting something. I then proceed to go to sleep, wake up the next morning, look over what I made, and say "oh my god what was I thinking?"
Yeah, after looking over the hub and articles, I decided that BASALT wasn't for me. No offense to the creator, it really is a good theme… it just really doesn't reflect the atmosphere I want North Star to have.
So, now I'm using Jakstyle (thanks JakdragonX). This should hopefully be the one I keep, but if it isn't… I'll see you in the next update post.
PS: This is also a dark themed… uh… theme, so you can read my articles at night without flash-banging yourself now. You're fucking welcome.
Quality of Life Overhaul/Where Have I Been?
Hello everyone, been a while huh? I know what you're thinking.
Dapper… what the hell am I looking at and where the hell have you been?
Let's start with addressing that first question: the theme change.
So I learned that CSS is actually really flexible when it comes to customization, more so than I originally thought. Not only that, but you don't need a PhD in computer programing to operate it. So, I said fuck it, and made my own theme…
…
….well ok, not MAKE my own theme. I'm using the BASALT theme as a base. I did change the SCP logo and header, but that's about it. So yeah, this is going to be the official theme or North Star, get used to it. Also, I made different headers for each Phase (formerly referred to as Parts).
Question number 2: where have I been?
Short answer: Broken Masquerade.
Long answer: Drafting up a tale for Broken Masquerade in my sandbox. No, I haven't posted it. No, it isn't done. No, it isn't close to being done. No, I didn't give up.
Basically, I hit a massive writers block following SCP-6303… at least for North Star. I had an idea for BM that I wanted to at least jot down… so I did. I worked on the BM tale while thinking up ways to continue NS. Good news is the wheels are finally starting to turn again. The BM tale is on the backburner while I chug forward with NS. Hopefully that answers your question.
This was a pretty short update log, which I DO plan on using in the future. I won't post here often, only if I need to make a PSA or anything. Anyway, thank you guys for sticking with me. See ya in the next one!
> Spoiler Tab <
Notice
This tab section provides up-to-date information about various North Star characters and events. As such, it may contain spoilers for viewers who have not read the most recent tales and articles.
It is advise you, at the very least, read the latest work before view anything in this section. If you're up to date with North Star (or don't care about spoilers) then feel free to proceed. But for those of you who have not…
Consider this your warning.
The SCP Foundation
The SCP Foundation is evil, plain and simple. They murder, torture, kidnap, and abuse; all in the name of the arbitrary 'greater good.' While there are lines they won't cross, they aren't above exploiting SCPs (including humanoids) to maintain the status quo.
The Ethics Committee
The Ethics Committee, much like the Foundation as a whole, is rotten to the core with corruption. Members will turn a blind eye to unethical and immoral practices if it means they themselves can benefit. This doesn't mean they don't enforce ANY restrictions, but if you're powerful enough within the Foundation, you can convince the Committee to let anything go.
The Chaos Insurgency
The Chaos Insurgency believe the Ethics Committee's restrictions and Foundation bureaucrats are holding humanity back from greatness. Unlike the Serpent's Hand, who merely want to assimilate anomalies into daily life, the Insurgency seeks to make mankind a race of gods. They also aren't above using or treating anomalies in an inhumane way.
Site-47
Location: Salt Lake City, Utah (United States)
Site Type: Garrison
Site Description: Site-47 is one of many garrison sites within Foundation control. As the name implies, the purpose of these sites is to house MTF agents and act as a staging ground for operations within the region. Because no anomalies are kept at Site-47, it is much more luxurious and contains a lot more recreation compared to other sites.
Site-17
Location: Boulder, Colorado (United States)
Site Type: Humanoid Containment
Site Description: Site-17 is the second largest Foundation facility, primarily focused on the containment and study of low-risk humanoid entities, although the Site has additional capacities for the containment of inanimate objects, non-humanoid creatures, and higher risk anomalies. As per its main focus, Site-17's permanent staff includes a large number of medical and psychiatric professionals, to deal with the unique physical and psychological needs of both the contained anomalies and the on-site staff working in this challenging environment.
Site-37
Location: St. Louis, Missouri (United States)
Site Type: Office Site
Site Description: Site-37 is the quote unquote "home base" of the Ethics Committee. It's where all meetings, hearings, and conferences of the body take place. It's also where the actual offices of each Committee member is located. Omega-1 ("Law's Left Hand") also operates out of here, with the site acting as a command center for the task force.
Delta-4 ("Minutemen")

Delta-4 is an extreme rapid response task force. Their duty is to get someplace fast, evacuate civilians, and establish a perimeter. They also provide additional manpower to other MTFs present, helping them with general tasks (such as escort and extract). It has the highest causality rate of any task force
Omega-7 ("Pandora's Box")

Omega-7 is the first task force to utilize humanoid anomalies. Specifically, SCP-076-2 and SCP-105. They're usually only called in when a situation gets out of hand. Although Omega-7 is only used to counter anomalous events and creatures, there are many pushing for Pandora's Box to be used against GoIs.
Omega-1 ("Law's Left Hand")

Omega-1 acts as the Ethics Committee's personal task force. Mostly made up of detectives, Omega-1 investigates potential ethical violations and inhumane practices. It also has a spec ops branch for when they need to enforce the Committee's restrictions. Despite having one of the most important tasks in the Foundation, Omega-1 is sorely underfunded and understaffed.
Main Characters

Agent Black
David Black
- DoB: June 3rd, 1975
- Occupation: Delta-4, Infantry
- Rank: Lieutenant
- Bio: David Black was recruited by the Foundation after he managed to discover SCP-4217's true nature. At first he was assigned as GenSec5 at Site-24, but was later promoted to MTF after surviving an encounter with SCP-1048-C. Agent Black has been a member of Delta-4 ("Minutemen") for several years, and in general has shown an unwavering dedication to his job. He has expressed distress when dealing with humanoid anomalies, however, particularly ones who's anomalous traits he considers "insignificant." This is normal for relatively new MTF agents, but should still be monitored.

Agent Milo
Jessica Milo
- DoB: January 22nd, 1976
- Occupation: Delta-4, Sharpshooter
- Rank: Lieutenant
- Bio: The circumstances around Jessica Milo's recruitment are unclear, even by high ranking officials. All that's known is that she was brought into the Foundation following a tragedy in her home town of ██████, Tennessee. Regardless, Milo has proven her worth as an MTF agent multiple times. Scoring a 1050 on her marksmanship exam, Agent Milo is one of the best sharpshooters in the entire Foundation. However, while she has yet to directly disobey orders, she does have a habit of stretching them to do what she feels is the right course of action. This toeing the line of insubordination is partly why she was assigned under Agent Albany.

Agent Rigby
Charles Rigby
- DoB: March 18th, 1975
- Occupation: Delta-4, Pilot and Mechanic
- Rank: Class-6 Pilot6
- Bio: Charles Rigby was recruited into the Foundation following an incident in which SCP-682 breached containment and ravaged New York City, with him being one of the few civilians to survive the encounter. At the time, Rigby was in his final year of mechanical engineering at New York University, with a focus in aviation. Rather than amnestation, Rigby was offered a job at the Foundation as an aviation engineer, with him volunteering as an MTF pilot shortly thereafter. While Rigby has yet to show signs of hesitation or insubordination, his closeness with Agent Black and Agent Milo may cause future complications.

Agent Albany
James Albany
- DoB: October 29th, 1968
- Occupation: Delta-4, Senior Officer
- Rank: Colonel
- Bio: James Albany is the son of the late Dr. Alison Albany and Agent Jack Albany. As both were renowned personnel, Albany was raised within the Foundation. As such, he joined the MTF cadet program at 16 and MTF proper at 18. Agent Albany has been noted by his superiors as being fiercely loyal to the Foundation. This is most likely a result of watching his mother being killed by Chaos Insurgency agents when he was 6 years old. While this has caused him to hold a strong grudge against the Insurgency, it has also given him the unwavering loyalty described earlier. It is hoped that his dedication to the Foundation will help prevent any future acts hesitation or insubordination from his squadmates.

Agent Brian
Brian
- DoB: Unknown
- Occupation: Delta-4, Infantry
- Rank: Captain
- Bio: Very little is know about Brian's past, aside that he may have grown up on a farm in Pennsylvania. Even the way he was recruited raises confusion. Apparently, he drove out to Site-19 (which is in the middle of the New Mexico Desert) and requested to join MTF. Surprisingly, he did. What's even more surprising however is the fact he never takes off his helmet. We still have no idea who authorized that, or why. All we know is that no one, not even his own squadmates, knows what his actual face looks like. Also he somehow got away with only giving "Brian" as his name. We don't know if that's his first or last name. 11% of people who interact with him believe Brian is an anomaly.

Iris Thompson
Iris Thompson
- DoB: May 12th, 1988
- Occupation: SCP-105, Omega-7 Asset
- Rank: Class-4 Privileges
- Bio: Iris Thompson, aka SCP-105, was contained by the Foundation after the murder of her boyfriend. She claimed to have witnessed the act through a polaroid photograph. Ruling that she was insane, Iris was sent to a Phoenix mental ward, where agents imbedded in the hospital confirmed her anomalous properties. She was quickly brought into Foundation custody, with the cover story being that Iris had died in an escape attempt being fabricated. In exchange for Class-4 privileges, Iris has agreed to serve as an asset on MTF Omega-7 ("Pandora's Box"). Her inexperience in such a physically and mentally intensive environment has been noted, but her ability to reach into photographs has been deemed too valuable to ignore.

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Amelia Hayes
- DoB: July 14th, 1977
- Occupation: Humanoid Anomaly Counselor, Site-17
- Rank: Level 2 Personnel
- Bio: Amelia Hayes is currently in the final years of her education at the University of █████████, where she is studying psychology and human behavior. She was selected to intern at the Foundation as a humanoid anomaly counselor, and as such was assigned to work at Site-17. Dr. Haye's first assignment was SCP-6303, which unfortunately neutralized itself 2 years after containment. Despite this, Hayes has shown exceptional dedication to her job, with her being noted as "going out of her way to care for the [anomalies]." It should be noted to personnel reading this that Foundation psychologists and counselors are permitted to skipname, skippronoun, and treat humanoid anomalies more personally, as it is their job to maintain the mental health of the subjects.

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Nathanael Cornwall
- DoB: September 4th, 1970
- Occupation: Omega-1, Detective
- Rank: Level 3 Personnel
- Bio: Nathan Cornwall is a seasoned agent of Omega-1. Achieving the rank of detective at age 29, Cornwall has proven himself on multiple occasions. Showing an expertise in deduction and investigation, he became the Commander's go-to detective for trickier cases. Cornwall has been noted as having a strong desire for justice, something he shares with other members of Omega-1.

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Henry Parker
- DoB: May 8th, 1945
- Occupation: Omega-1, Head Officer
- Rank: Commander
- Bio: Henry Parker was picked up by the Foundation early in his career, being only a junior at West Point when he was recruited. Parker was one of the youngest officers to be given the rank of Commander at age 45. This is thanks to his tactical and strategic brilliance. His ability to out smart an enemy force, whether it be in a small SWAT-like operation or massive military siege, has garnered him an unrivaled respect by both officers and soldiers alike. Still, his general unprofessionalism and insistence on leading Omega-1 has tainted his reputation with the higher command.
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