SCP 3890.

Forget me not.

We've talked about a large number of terrifying and tragic concepts throughout this series,

including fears of isolation, mental degradation, and loss of memories.

Those three ideas are very real fears in our world,

but the SCP universe tends to amplify things by a great degree.

It's an SCP 3890 that we'll find all three of those fears,

as an individual is stuck in an extra-dimensional location by herself

and begins to be affected quite a bit by the ordeal.

Unlike most SCP articles, which are compiled by researchers after performing extensive research and testing,

SCP 3890 is written as more like a journal by the individual currently experiencing the

SCP's effects, Dr. Elizabeth Graham. Elizabeth was transported to this extra-dimensional

or extraterrestrial space that she has designated as 3890, but she doesn't know at all how

she got here.

She had been carrying documentation pertaining to the containment of several other SCPs at the time,

but she doesn't feel that those SCPs are related to this one.

Her surroundings consist of a seemingly infinite desert, with ruins of differing architectural

design poking through the sand, including both modern buildings and ruins of ancient Roman

and Erikesian structures.

For reference, the civilization of Erikesh were the ones that contained SCP 2317, the devourer of worlds.

Elizabeth has explored some of these ruins, but found them to be mostly empty.

From what she can tell so far, this location goes through a solar cycle identical to Earth's,

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