CreepyPasta Delight

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This file documents SCP-173 using two recovered testimonies tied to a fatal transport incident. Official reports cite personnel error and equipment failure. The testimonies show a decision made under pressure—where protocol was reduced, warnings were filed, and risk was deemed acceptable.
This archive exists to preserve what the final report omits: how institutional decisions translate into human cost.
SCP-173 did not fail.
The system did.

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Welcome to Skully’s Ominous Stories.

A long-form horror compilation featuring atmospheric, unsettling stories meant for late-night listening. These narrations focus on tension, isolation, and dread — not cheap scares.

Listen straight through or let it play in the background. Either way, these stories tend to linger.

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Taking a night security job at a closed Chuck E. Cheese sounds like a bad joke—until the rules start making sense. What begins as an easy overnight shift quickly turns into something ritualistic, mechanical, and deeply wrong. The building doesn’t feel empty after closing; it feels aware. Old security footage plays when it shouldn’t. The animatronics don’t always stay on stage. And the rules aren’t about safety—they’re about survival. As the night drags on, it becomes clear the job was never meant to be temporary. Some roles don’t end when the shift does, and some places don’t let their employees leave.

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This file documents SCP-096 using recovered testimonies related to a containment failure and the consequences of visual exposure to the entity. Official reports reduce the incident to procedural error. The testimonies reveal context those reports omit.This archive exists to preserve what the Foundation does not—decision-making, institutional pressure, and the human cost behind containment. SCP-096 is where the archive begins.

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Driving overnight for DoorDash in a snowbound small town is easy money—until one house starts ordering every night at exactly 3:33 AM. The order never changes. The instructions never change. And the house is always waiting.
Perfectly shoveled. Watched by cameras that don’t face inward. A silent woman behind the glass. Sounds from somewhere you’re not supposed to look.
As the deliveries continue, the job stops feeling routine and starts feeling deliberate. Someone is watching. Someone is listening. And whatever lives at the edge of town doesn’t just place orders—it follows rules.