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Claimed By The Vampire King
He announced, displaying a lifelike hologram of several buildings and a map.
"They have twelve strongholds in total. Five academies in Istanbul, Turkey. Lahore -Pakistan, Cardiff - Wales, Kibungo -Rwanda and Levuka, Fiji. They also have their history house, where all of their records are kept. They have eighteen labs.." He went on to show me several other locations as well, zooming into the hologram to show each building. "...A weapons vault. Two of them actually. One in great Britain, off the Birmudian island and the second is till unknown to us."
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His Forbidden Truth
“You mean there are more.”
Grace nodded. “Three facilities—one in Finland, another in South Africa, and a possible black site in the Philippines. We don’t know if they’re still active. But the funding trails suggest they’re still receiving resources.”
Sophia closed her eyes. “We were supposed to stop this.”
“You exposed it,” Grace said. “And now we go global.”
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That night, Sophia stepped outside for the first time in days. The DOJ facility backed up against the mountains, and the air was cold and clean, carrying the sharp scent of pine and frost. The stars overhead were piercing.
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His Mate, My Spy
Emily frowned slightly.
“By yourself?”
Sophia nodded again.
“I couldn’t sit there anymore doing nothing while Mira was somewhere suffering.” Her voice cracked slightly around her sister’s name before she quickly looked away. “So I started following rumors.”
Emily crossed her arms quietly.
“And eventually you found the facility.”
Sophia gave a faint nod.
“I followed one of their transport trucks one night.” Her breathing slowed carefully as she remembered it. “The place is outside the city in a private property land surrounded by fences and guards.”
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Trapped by the CEO
Tell me the coordinates, Julian stepped forward, his shadow falling over the older man.
There are no coordinates, Julian, the doctor smiled a grotesque, defeated smile. The Old Man did not take her to a base. He took her to the Genesis Server. It is a mobile black site. A submarine that stays submerged in international waters. It moves every twelve hours. And even if you find it... it will not matter.
Julian grabbed the doctor by the collar of his scrubs, lifting him effortlessly to his feet. Why won't it matter?
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Pandora Interrupted
I looked at Ambrose and grinned, remembering that the both of us together could literally take on the world.
"Can we use my playlist," he teased and I shrugged. Xander asked for a piece of paper and pen. He drew out the layout of the facility they were in. Apparently it was in Dulce, New Mexico, built above ground, unlike the underground base. I frowned, not liking the idea of being underneath the earth once again. I felt Ambrose squeeze my shoulder and tell Xander that we'd be in and out before they knew it.
"They will have extra security around Effie, expecting you to try and rescue her," Xander said sadly and I nodded.
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RUTHLESS BILLIONAIRE EX-HUSBAND CHASED ME BACK
The storm raged around our stolen Gulfstream as Kara's revelation settled over us like a shroud. Somewhere beneath those angry clouds, children—my genetic children—were sleeping in glass coffins, unaware they'd been sentenced to die at dawn.
Jeff's grip on my shoulder tightened. "We need coordinates. Extraction plans. Actual intel—not just visions from some winged—"
Kara's wings flared open with a sound like unsheathing swords. "The facility is built into Mount Cimetta. Three levels below ground. The children are on B2."
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My Model (BL)
He hated that Sang-woo had a point.
Just then, the balcony door opened again. Naelle stepped out, her coat draped over one shoulder.
“We’ve located the second facility,” she said without preamble. “It’s beneath an abandoned mosque in the Fatih district. Looks like a secret lab—encrypted comms, lots of thermal activity.”
Sang-woo straightened. “When do we move?”
Naelle glanced at her watch. “Two hours. Yuri and Devin are already prepping the gear.”
Soo-ah’s pulse quickened. They were finally getting close.
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THE LUNA WHO CONQUERED DEATH
"I worked with them. I helped them. God, I handed them intelligence about pack locations, my daughter's abilities..."
"Focus on making it right," I cut him off. "Where's their main research facility?"
"According to these files, the Apex Industries headquarters. Seattle." Adrian zoomed in on a location. "Forty stories. The top fifteen floors are Covenant operations. The rest is legitimate business providing cover."
"That's one of three possible base locations," Torres confirmed. "And it makes sense. Hidden in plain sight, easy access to resources, defensible position."
"It's also in the middle of a major city," Marcus pointed out. "We can't assault a downtown building without massive civilian
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Omega Bound
Because it's true I look down at my hands, they're shaking, not from fear but the amount of restraint and power I'm holding back.
My claws tear into my palms, my eyes gaze at the piece of cloth in my arm, the scent is fading, almost gone.
If it disappears, I pray I disappear with it.
Dax clears his throat carefully. “There's a Tier- one facility on the border.” he continues. “It's called the sanctuary.”
“They have reinforced isolation suites,” he continues. “Titanium and silver walls, soundproofed and no omega unless requested.”
I close my eyes, Finn says. “Just a place to weather the storm.” I close my eyes, breathing hard, body trembling, I need to leave now. “Prepare the transport.”
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THE HEIRESS
The word tasted too familiar.
“Evelyn, promise me…don’t fly here,” he said, low. “Whatever she stole, she’ll use it tonight. You’re safer in Europe.”
I closed my eyes. “Safety’s relative when ghosts write your headlines.”
The connection died in a hiss.
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By the time we reached Geneva again, night had swallowed the horizon.
Foundation headquarters glowed ahead like a ship in fog—its lights too bright, trying too hard.
Luca parked in the rear garage. “You still have live feeds from internal servers?”
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Frequently Asked Questions
The SCP Foundation is one of those fascinating bits of internet lore that blurs the line between fiction and reality just enough to make you question everything. I stumbled into it years ago while browsing creepy wikis, and the sheer depth of its world-building hooked me. The stories are written like clinical reports, complete with containment procedures and eerie photos—it’s all crafted to feel like classified government documents. But no, it’s not real. It’s a collaborative writing project where fans contribute their own 'anomalies,' from sentient statues to universes inside refrigerators. The genius of it is how it mimics bureaucratic language so well that some newcomers get spooked. I once spent hours down the rabbit hole reading about 'SCP-173,' the creepy statue that moves when you blink. Freaky stuff, but 100% fictional.
That said, the realism is part of the fun. The community treats it like an ongoing mythos, with cross-references between entries and even spin-off games like 'SCP: Containment Breach.' It’s like a modern-day campfire story—you know it’s not real, but the details make it feel plausible. If you dig meta-horror or immersive ARGs, this is your jam. Just don’t lose sleep over it!
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