SCP 2664 Redline

There's a common proverb that says that the road to hell is paved with good intentions.

The idea is that sometimes those who intend to do good things often end up doing far worse things than

they intended, or they intentionally do horrific or evil things with good intentions in mind.

It's a concept that crops up now and again in the SCP universe, as the SCP Foundation often does some pretty questionable

stuff with the best of intentions.

In a universe where plenty of different groups and individuals encounter or meddle with forces

beyond their control or understanding, there's of course going to be unintended consequences, even if they

think they're doing a good thing.

SCP 2664 is an instance where some people tried to make the best of a bad order, with

the end result being even worse.

SCP 2664 is a psionic eigenweapon developed by GRU Division P, the anomalous investigation branch of the Soviet Union.

It was developed in the orders of the then-general secretary Joseph Stalin between 1950 and

1961, under the name Project Redline, with the intention of acting as a psychic deterrent

that would immediately brainwash the global populace into following the tenets of Soviet socialism.

However, GRU Division P secretly designed it instead to mitigate and remove human tendencies towards violence.

Physically, the weapon consisted of three Ukrainian triplets suffering from an extremely rare form of

conjoinment, where their bodies are all joined at the head and thorax.

In this case, each of their heads faced a separate direction, while their bodies joined at the

naval. They possessed three arms total and six legs, although the extent of their

internal conjoinement remains unknown. Cyanically, they act as a single gestalt entity with

three mental subdivisions, a control division, effector division, and receptor division, pertaining to their

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