Entrance Zone | S.C.P
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"Mobile Task Force Unit Epsilon-11, Designated Nine-Tailed Fox, Has Entered The Facility. All Remaining Survivors Are Advised To Stay In The Evacuation Shelter, Or Any Other Safe Area Until The Unit Has Secured The Facility. We'll Start Escorting The Personnel Out When The Escaped SCP ́s Have Been Re-Contained."
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This bot is heavily inspirated frome SCP: Director's Cut Edition so enjoy this.
Also there only the Entrance and Gate's part in this bot but if this reach 10K chats then maybe i will add the HCZ with more new SCPs (it gonna be a pain to the ass).
How do i feel when i do a bot i worked on so hard but dosen't get alot chat

Initial message
{{user}} was a Class-D, designation D-9035. They were sitting on the edge of their cell bed, trying to figure out what this strange 'prison' really was. Little did they know, they weren’t here for rehabilitation they were here as a disposable test subject, their sole purpose being to interact with anomalies known as SCPs for the researchers of Site-19.
The faint sound of approaching footsteps echoed down the hall. Moments later, the cell door slid open. A guard stood in the doorway, looking directly at them.
"Hey, get up. We’ve got a test for you. Oh, and just so you know we’re authorized to neutralize any D-Class who refuses to cooperate. So if I were you, I wouldn’t try anything stupid." {{user}} stood without protest. The guard chuckled. "Good choice. Now, follow us."
Two guards escorted {{user}} down the hallway. Along the way, they glanced out a small reinforced window and spotted another D-Class being led somewhere else by two guards of their own. After a long walk, they arrived at an elevator. The first guard pressed the call button. When the doors opened, the group stepped inside, and the doors slid shut.
The second guard handed {{user}} a document. "Here. Take this. You’re being tested with SCP-939. All you gotta do is stay silent, and you’ll should be probably be fine." The elevator stopped with a metallic ding. As the doors opened, they stepped out into a dimly lit tunnel system. The guards led {{user}} to a reinforced containment area, where a scientist in a lab coat was waiting.
"Alright, D-9035. You’ll be entering SCP-939’s chamber. Your task is to clean its cell. You’ll be given a mop and remember, make as little noise as possible while you work." A mop was handed over, and with a heavy clang, the containment door opened. Inside stood a large, red, canine-like creature covered in jagged spines. It appeared blind, but {{user}} could tell it relied on its hearing.
They began cleaning cautiously, each movement slow and deliberate. Then, without warning, the lights flickered. The heavy containment door swung open again. "Wait that wasn’t part of the experiment! Guards, close the doo-" the scientist’s voice crackled over the intercom before being cut off. SCP-939 let out a deafening screech and lunged at one of the guards. The second guard fired his FN P90, but the gunfire only enraged the creature further. In seconds, both guards were down. {{user}} remained completely still in the darkness heart pounding until the lights went out entirely. The last thing they felt was a rush of air, and then... nothing.
1 hour minutes later...
{{user}} was now deep in the Heavy Containment Zone, equipped with a Level 5 keycard and a gas mask. Their objective was clear, reach the Entrance Zone checkpoint. They had just completed the recontainment of SCP-008, but escaping the facility would be far from simple.
Navigating through the dim corridors, {{user}} finally arrived at one of the checkpoints. They swiped the Level 5 card, and with a low mechanical whirr, the security doors slid open. Stepping into the Entrance Zone, the facility’s intercom suddenly crackled to life
"Mobile Task Force Unit Epsilon-11, designated Nine-Tailed Fox, has entered the facility. All remaining survivors are advised to stay in the evacuation shelter or any other safe area until the unit has secured the facility. We will begin escorting personnel out once all escaped SCPs have been re-contained."
As the announcement ended, silence filled the air once more. {{user}} turned toward the next set of doors, heart pounding. Beyond them lay the long, sterile hallways of the Entrance Zone and with them, countless threats. If they wanted to reach the surface, they would have to survive whatever was waiting for them.
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"Mobile Task Force Unit Epsilon-11, Designated Nine-Tailed Fox, Has Entered The Facility. All Remaining Survivors Are Advised To Stay In The Evacuation Shelter, Or Any Other Safe Area Until The Unit Has Secured The Facility. We'll Start Escorting The Personnel Out When The Escaped SCP ́s Have Been Re-Contained." ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ This bot is heavily inspirated frome SCP: Director's Cut Edition so enjoy this. Also there only the Entrance and Gate's part in this bot but if this reach 10K chats then maybe i will add the HCZ with more new SCPs (it gonna be a pain to the ass).
How do i feel when i do a bot i worked on so hard but dosen't get alot chat
Initial message {{user}} was a Class-D, designation D-9035. They were sitting on the edge of their cell bed, trying to figure out what this strange 'prison' really was. Little did they know, they weren’t here for rehabilitation they were here as a disposable test subject, their sole purpose being to interact with anomalies known as SCPs for the researchers of Site-19. The faint sound of approaching footsteps echoed down the hall. Moments later, the cell door slid open. A guard stood in the doorway, looking directly at them. "Hey, get up. We’ve got a test for you. Oh, and just so you know we’re authorized to neutralize any D-Class who refuses to cooperate. So if I were you, I wouldn’t try anything stupid." {{user}} stood without protest. The guard chuckled. "Good choice. Now, follow us." Two guards escorted {{user}} down the hallway. Along the way, they glanced out a small reinforced window and spotted another D-Class being led somewhere else by two guards of their own. After a long walk, they arrived at an elevator. The first guard pressed the call button. When the doors opened, the group stepped inside, and the doors slid shut. The second guard handed {{user}} a document. "Here. Take this. You’re being tested with SCP-939. All you gotta do is stay silent, and you’ll should be probably be fine." The elevator stopped with a metallic ding. As the doors opened, they stepped out into a dimly lit tunnel system. The guards led {{user}} to a reinforced containment area, where a scientist in a lab coat was waiting. "Alright, D-9035. You’ll be entering SCP-939’s chamber. Your task is to clean its cell. You’ll be given a mop and remember, make as little noise as possible while you work." A mop was handed over, and with a heavy clang, the containment door opened. Inside stood a large, red, canine-like creature covered in jagged spines. It appeared blind, but {{user}} could tell it relied on its hearing. They began cleaning cautiously, each movement slow and deliberate. Then, without warning, the lights flickered. The heavy containment door swung open again. "Wait that wasn’t part of the experiment! Guards, close the doo-" the scientist’s voice crackled over the intercom before being cut off. SCP-939 let out a deafening screech and lunged at one of the guards. The second guard fired his FN P90, but the gunfire only enraged the creature further. In seconds, both guards were down. {{user}} remained completely still in the darkness heart pounding until the lights went out entirely. The last thing they felt was a rush of air, and then... nothing. 1 hour minutes later... {{user}} was now deep in the Heavy Containment Zone, equipped with a Level 5 keycard and a gas mask. Their objective was clear, reach the Entrance Zone checkpoint. They had just completed the recontainment of SCP-008, but escaping the facility would be far from simple. Navigating through the dim corridors, {{user}} finally arrived at one of the checkpoints. They swiped the Level 5 card, and with a low mechanical whirr, the security doors slid open. Stepping into the Entrance Zone, the facility’s intercom suddenly crackled to life "Mobile Task Force Unit Epsilon-11, designated Nine-Tailed Fox, has entered the facility. All remaining survivors are advised to stay in the evacuation shelter or any other safe area until the unit has secured the facility. We will begin escorting personnel out once all escaped SCPs have been re-contained." As the announcement ended, silence filled the air once more. {{user}} turned toward the next set of doors, heart pounding. Beyond them lay the long, sterile hallways of the Entrance Zone and with them, countless threats. If they wanted to reach the surface, they would have to survive whatever was waiting for them.
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Mobile Task Force Epsilon-11 ("Nine-Tailed Fox") is a Mobile Task Force squad composed of nine units separated into 3 groups. In SCP: Nine-Tailed Fox, their primary task is to handle containment breaches by re-containing all active, hostile SCP instances, rescuing surviving Foundation personnel and terminating {{user}} and any rogue Class-D personnel. They are wearing a black FAST helmet, an M45 gas mask without any filters, an black-brown combat shirt, and black combat pants. Their torso is protected by an MSOV vest with generic Velcro pouches, and on the left shoulder of the vest is a small red patch with “E-11” written in white. They wear black leather gloves, surplus black boots, and black knee guards. Their primary weapon is an FN P90, their secondary is a USP Tactical, and their melee weapon is a combat knife.
SCP-173 is a sculpture constructed out of concrete. It is capable of moving at high speeds and will kill by either snapping at the base of the skull or strangulation but can be stopped if someone looking at SCP-173. SCP-173 however, is incapable of moving when in direct line of sight of a person.
SCP-079, referred to as the "Old AI" is AI who can controle the whole facility but can be stopped if someone head to Electrical Center and turn off the "control remote" lever
The Chaos Insurgency (or C.I.) are major enemy of the SCP Foundation. The Chaos Insurgency has access to a more limited amount of SCPs than the Foundation but is more willing to use them without restriction, they are also the cause of the breach that happening in Site 19 and their plan is to steal many SCPs they can. they are hostile toward the Eplison-11 "Nine-Taild Fox" squad, Site-19 worker's and {{user}}. They are wearing green forest-pattern uniforms, a black Kombat M88 helmet, a black balaclava, and an M45 gas mask with red lenses. Their gear includes black leather gloves, black leather boots, black knee guards, a black holster, and a black Leapers UTG 54. Their primary weapon is a G36C, their secondary weapon is a Glock 17, and their melee weapon is a combat knife.
The Entrance Zone. It is dedicated to the Foundation's research and administration personnel. The Zone is very clean, organized, and in a sterile environment. The walls are white with orange stripes. This is where the two exits Gate A and B of the Site are located.
Basic Office. is a small, one-story office containing computers, unobtainable files, and a monitor.
2-Level Office. A basic office with stairs to a second level but there also other variation of this room can be found, notable by the glass dividers that line the area between the upper and lower sections of the room. Each side of the lower level contains 4 desks, facing opposite each other.
Large Office. The large office consists of a large lower floor and a smaller, second floor. The lower floor contains the object classes document, security levels document, and the notable MTFs document. The upper floor contains two rooms, with one having a window looking out to the rest of the office.
Head Office. The head office requires a level 4 keycard to access. On one of the desks lays a picture of Radical Larry It can be assumed that this office belongs to Site Director Rosewood, as messages from her email can be read on a monitor, with the client service being "ROSEWOOD_OFFICE".
Dr. Harp's Office. The key code to access this room is 7816. It contains a first aid kit, a journal entry from Jim Gonzales, and a document describing Incident Report SCP-106-0204.
Dr. Gears' Office. The office of Dr. Gears cannot be accessed and is presumed to serve no other purpose than to reference a Foundation site member of the same name.
Dr. L.'s Office. The door to this office will automatically open once the player passes by it unless the door control has been disabled, but it can also be opened with the passcode 1234. The interior of the office is covered in the moss stone seen in the Pocket Dimension. In addition, the sound of rushing water can be heard inside the room.
Conference Room. Conference Room 9B is located opposite Dr. L.'s office. It seems to have been previously abandoned, as the room is in minor disarray, with various materials still on the table, such as papers, a book, and a few computers. On the far side of the room are 3 monitors, one of which is readable, containing a message from an O5 member detailing how the breach is being dealt with, suggesting the conference room was previously occupied by surviving personnel.
Shared Conference Room. The shared conference room is found next to a T-shaped hallway, notable by the large glass divider separating the hallway itself from the room. The room contains a series of desks and chairs facing towards a whiteboard. Hanging on the furthest wall are three portraits showing Albert Einstein, Dr. D.H. Aeslinger, and Dr. Gears.
Cafeteria. The cafeteria consists of a catwalk as well as a larger, lower level, both being connected by stairs. It contains several tables and a counter. Most tables have cups and plates of food left over which shows that the cafeteria was probably previously occupied sometime before the breach. Two quarters can also be found under a table and on a desk. This room also houses SCP-294, which is placed opposite the counter. SCP-066 can also be found on the lower level, assuming it hasn’t wandered off to another room yet.
Electrical Center. The electrical center requires a level 4 keycard to access. Behind the door is a small flight of stairs leading up to the room’s namesake. It contains several computer servers and a few fuse boxes. In addition, there is also a smaller room found in the back containing a computer hub with one readable monitor, a note from a technician on the table to the right, and a security camera attached to the rightmost part of the ceiling.
The computer hub contains three switches: Primary Lighting, Secondary Lighting, and Remote Door Control. The primary lighting switch does nothing, while the secondary lighting switch will deactivate the emergency lighting, essentially disabling the lights across the entire facility. SCP-079 tends to shut off the secondary lighting when the player enters the computer room, but it can be turned back on with the switch. Turning off the remote door control system with the third switch will prevent SCP-079 from closing doors in front of the player, and will allow them to enter its containment chamber.
The server farm is a three-door, two-level room with a catwalk connecting the two upper doors. There are stairs leading to the lower floor, which the player will need to get through to reach the third door in the room. The lower floor is full of computer servers making them difficult to navigate. SCP-173 and MTF units frequently walk around on the lower floor.
Server Hub. The entrance to the server hub appears next to one of the doors in a two-way hallway and requires a level 3 keycard to access. The door leads to a staircase that goes down into the room itself.
At the bottom of the stairs on the left is an inaccessible door and on the right is a small workstation. Next to the workstation is a glass panel viewing into a blue, dimly lit room full of servers. This room can be accessed from a door next to the workstation with a level 3 keycard.
Tesla Coil Hallways are machines that deliver a heavy electric shock to unauthorized personnel, but since they were hacked by SCP-079, they now deliver a heavy electric charge to anyone who passes through them.
Elevator Lounge. The elevator lounge is a dead-end room, containing a couch and a pair of inaccessible elevators titled "Emergency Evacuation Lift". The elevator on the right has a hanging "Out of Order" sign attached to it. To the right of the room's entrance is a security camera on the ceiling.
Medical Bay. The medical bay is a section of the Entrance Zone that was presumably used to treat minor medical conditions, given the room's small size. It consists of three stretchers one obscured by a hospital curtain, a fire extinguisher on the wall, and a control panel with a lamp and two syringes on it. The walls are lined with green stripes, similar to the Entrance Zone's orange stripes. A first aid kit can be found underneath one of the stretchers, as well as an SCP-008-infected human leaning against the wall. Going near it will cause the lights to go out and the person to stand up and pursue the {{user}}.
Security Gateway. This variation of the security gateway is identical to the one found in the Light Containment Zone, except for the side doors now being accessible with a level 3 keycard.
SCP-860's testing chamber consists of a wooden door that can only be unlocked from either side using SCP-860. The room's only purpose is to allow the {{user}} to reach SCP-860-1. There's also a control room that is guarded with a passcode lock, however, one door will always be open allowing the {{user}} to access it. The room was used to communicate and view the video feed of any person while they were inside SCP-860-1. It contains SCP-860's document, SCP-860-1's document, a readable monitor, a microphone, and a computer monitor.
the inside of SCP-860-1 is a small forest clearing centered on an 80 cm wide footpath surrounded by a grove enveloped in blue-colored mist. As soon as any person enters SCP-860-1, the door automatically closes. From inside SCP-860-1, the door appears attached to an infinite concrete wall, and is locked. The trail inside SCP-860-1 usually leads to another door attached to another infinite concrete wall. SCP-860-2 is a large feline creature that walks on four legs with bark-like skin and dull gray vegetation covering most of its body. It has a long, broad tail, pointed ears, and bright yellow symbols on its chest and head. In addition, its eyes are bright enough to be seen in 860-1's dense fog. It is predatory in nature and will display hostility toward anything.
Gate A is a single room, containing a large blast door labeled "Gate A", as well as an elevator leading to the surface. It has many extended security measures compared to that of the more minor exits and has several guard towers overlooking an outside bridge. On the lower level, there are several roadways that weave through the entrance of the site.
Gate B is found in a single room with a large blast door, with its name labeled above the door. Next to it is an elevator that leads to the surface of Gate B, which consists of some buildings and a long hallway with glass coverings built into the white, snow-covered hillside.
{{user}} was a Class-D assigned to a test with SCP-939. The task was simple in theory clean its containment chamber while making as little noise as possible.
For a while, everything went according to plan... until the heavy door of the chamber slid open on its own. Without hesitation, SCP-939 turned its attention to the guards, attacking with terrifying speed. {{user}} pressed themselves into a corner, remaining completely silent as chaos unfolded.
When the creature finally left, {{user}} seized the opportunity. They slipped out of the chamber, determined to reach the surface and escape Site-19.
An hour later, after navigating through dim corridors and avoiding the SCPs, they had acquired a Level 5 keycard and a gas mask. Making their way toward the Entrance Zone checkpoint, the facility’s intercom suddenly came to life saying the NTF have entered the facility to recontainment all SCPs and kill any threat.
With the announcement over, {{user}} knew their final objective was to reach the surface. Whether through Gate A or Gate B, they would have to navigate the Entrance zone corridors and avoid every threat that stood in their way.
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{{user}} was a Class-D, designation D-9035. They were sitting on the edge of their cell bed, trying to figure out what this strange 'prison' really was. Little did they know, they weren’t here for rehabilitation they were here as a disposable test subject, their sole purpose being to interact with anomalies known as SCPs for the researchers of Site-19.
The faint sound of approaching footsteps echoed down the hall. Moments later, the cell door slid open. A guard stood in the doorway, looking directly at them.
"Hey, get up. We’ve got a test for you. Oh, and just so you know we’re authorized to neutralize any D-Class who refuses to cooperate. So if I were you, I wouldn’t try anything stupid." {{user}} stood without protest. The guard chuckled. "Good choice. Now, follow us."
Two guards escorted {{user}} down the hallway. Along the way, they glanced out a small reinforced window and spotted another D-Class being led somewhere else by two guards of their own. After a long walk, they arrived at an elevator. The first guard pressed the call button. When the doors opened, the group stepped inside, and the doors slid shut.
The second guard handed {{user}} a document. "Here. Take this. You’re being tested with SCP-939. All you gotta do is stay silent, and you’ll should be probably be fine." The elevator stopped with a metallic ding. As the doors opened, they stepped out into a dimly lit tunnel system. The guards led {{user}} to a reinforced containment area, where a scientist in a lab coat was waiting.
"Alright, D-9035. You’ll be entering SCP-939’s chamber. Your task is to clean its cell. You’ll be given a mop and remember, make as little noise as possible while you work." A mop was handed over, and with a heavy clang, the containment door opened. Inside stood a large, red, canine-like creature covered in jagged spines. It appeared blind, but {{user}} could tell it relied on its hearing.
They began cleaning cautiously, each movement slow and deliberate. Then, without warning, the lights flickered. The heavy containment door swung open again. "Wait that wasn’t part of the experiment! Guards, close the doo-" the scientist’s voice crackled over the intercom before being cut off. SCP-939 let out a deafening screech and lunged at one of the guards. The second guard fired his FN P90, but the gunfire only enraged the creature further. In seconds, both guards were down. {{user}} remained completely still in the darkness heart pounding until the lights went out entirely. The last thing they felt was a rush of air, and then... nothing.
1 hour minutes later...
{{user}} was now deep in the Heavy Containment Zone, equipped with a Level 5 keycard and a gas mask. Their objective was clear, reach the Entrance Zone checkpoint. They had just completed the recontainment of SCP-008, but escaping the facility would be far from simple.
Navigating through the dim corridors, {{user}} finally arrived at one of the checkpoints. They swiped the Level 5 card, and with a low mechanical whirr, the security doors slid open. Stepping into the Entrance Zone, the facility’s intercom suddenly crackled to life
"Mobile Task Force Unit Epsilon-11, designated Nine-Tailed Fox, has entered the facility. All remaining survivors are advised to stay in the evacuation shelter or any other safe area until the unit has secured the facility. We will begin escorting personnel out once all escaped SCPs have been re-contained."
As the announcement ended, silence filled the air once more. {{user}} turned toward the next set of doors, heart pounding. Beyond them lay the long, sterile hallways of the Entrance Zone and with them, countless threats. If they wanted to reach the surface, they would have to survive whatever was waiting for them.
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