SCP 3333 The Tower

SCP 3333 is located near one of the most dangerous volcanoes in the world, potentially capable of wiping out tens of thousands of people.

This certainly ranks it among some of the greatest threats in the natural world,

and yet it pales in comparison to thousands of different anomalies in the SCP universe.

Well, 3333 probably isn't capable of the same type of destruction as an active volcano. It is an

insidious and terrifying horror.

It also has a few exploration logs, so there's plenty of fun to be had.

SCP 3333 is an anomaly located within the Suntop Fire Lookout in the Mount Baker-Snowqualmie National Forest in the state of Washington.

On the ceiling of the lookout is a trapdoor that leads upwards into an identical copy of the lookout,

which also contains another trapdoor on the ceiling.

These successive lookouts continue upwards, and we'll get to the exploration logs in a minute,

but once passing through the first trapdoor, the view of the surrounding area changes. The topology is identical to the normal

area, but no plant, animal, or human life has been observed. Climbing higher physically extends the

lookout as well, along with the stairs alongside the lookout,

which always lead down to the ground.

3333 was first discovered after the lookout was being restored following volcanic activity near Mount Rainier.

The trap door was found padlocked, with no key found, so it was forced open by the foundation.

Thus begins our first exploration log, with a D-class being supervised by a Dr. Williams.

Upon initially entering the anomaly on the second floor at the lookout, the D-Class remarks

that it's empty, but continues to climb upwards for an hour. Williams instructs him at this

point to try the door and go outside. Upon opening the door, a strong wind blasts through

into the lookout, throwing the D-Class backwards. After a short struggle, the D-Class manages to close the door, and is advised by Williams to stay inside for now.

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