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Chapter 94 - MK-Class End-of-the-World Scenario – The Total Collapse of Human Consciousness

[SCP-3125 has adapted to survive in a far more hostile ideological ecosystem than our own. As humanity has never naturally encountered a concept as aggressive as SCP-3125, the human mind possesses no evolutionary defenses against it.]

[Individuals overtaken by SCP-3125 become incapable of accepting "traditional" ideas, acting solely to propagate SCP-3125. Though their physical forms remain unchanged, they cease to be recognized as human.]

The chat group stilled.

O5-8's assistant.

The mutilated founder of Anti-Memetics.

They had been hollowed out.

Honkai: Star Rail Universe | Herta Space Station

Herta's fingers tightened around her teacup.

SCP-3125 wasn't just omnipresent—it rewired minds, spreading like a virus.

How do you fight something like this?

[Should SCP-3125 fully manifest, humanity's interconnected knowledge systems would allow it to envelop, conquer, and replace all human thought within 4 to 12 hours.]

[At this point, the abstract concepts of "humanity," "civilization," "culture," "society," and "family" would cease to exist. The Foundation has designated this possibility as an MK-Class End-of-the-World Scenario.]

(MK-Class Scenario: Total collapse of human consciousness.)

The multiverse held its breath.

Total cognitive annihilation.

Chat reactions erupted:

"HOLY F—KING SHIT. ERASURE OF HUMAN THOUGHT?"

"This thing isn't an anti-meme—it's an extinction event!"

"Now I get why it's Apollyon."

A Certain Magical Index Universe

The Magic Gods exchanged glances.

Earlier, SCP-3125 had seemed dangerous but manageable.

Now?

A hyper-aggressive meme complex:

Rewriting cognition like a virus.

Replacing all human thought.

Triggering MK-Class apocalypse.

And it wasn't even physical—just an idea.

"How do you kill a concept?" one whispered.

"You don't," another replied. "It kills you."

[Multiple Foundation technologies can capture aggressive meme complexes, but all fail against SCP-3125's automatic defenses.]

[Fully perceiving SCP-3125's true form allows it to perceive you. It then attacks—a process partially physical, though mechanisms remain unknown.]

[Individuals mentally or ideologically linked to the observer (research teams, family) are also targeted. All knowledge of SCP-3125 and its attacks is erased—a "numbing" effect akin to mosquito saliva, masking its presence until full manifestation.]

[Foundation personnel can escape by immediate amnestic treatment. However, the only safe way to observe SCP-3125 is within specialized containment units. Outside these, even reading about SCP-3125 is a lethal cognitohazard.]

Marvel Universe | S.H.I.E.L.D.

Nick Fury exhaled. "So that's why the amnestics worked."

Natasha frowned. "If nobody knows about it, does that neutralize the threat?"

Fury shook his head. "SCP-3125 spreads itself. Like a virus seeking hosts."

The real question:

How do you contain something you can't even know about?

[SCP-3125 can be neutralized by a device proposed by the late Dr. Bartholomew Hughes: the Fictional Amplifier.]

[However, constructing it requires knowing its purpose—which necessitates awareness of SCP-3125, a death sentence. No method exists to neutralize SCP-3125 using only on-site resources.]

The chat group fell silent.

The Fictional Amplifier could work.

But Anti-Memetics is gone.

And Dr. Hughes? Forgotten.

[Relevant findings from continuous analysis:]

SCP-3125's indirect effects are detectable by any well-equipped memetics program.

Memetics research has declined catastrophically.

Eight years ago: 400+ organizations studied memetics (governments, militaries, corporations, universities).

Now: Only the Foundation's Anti-Memetics Division remained.

Almost no one notices this collapse. The disappearances have no explanation.

Detective Conan Universe | Police Headquarters

Conan's blood ran cold.

All those groups—wiped out by SCP-3125?

Then the next lines confirmed it:

[All these organizations were consumed upon discovering SCP-3125—the inevitable fate of advanced memetics research.]

[Anti-Memetics survived via training and preventive amnestics. Yet from 4,000+ members in 2012, it dwindled to 125 by 2015. By year's end, that number will approach zero.]

[Physical infrastructure suffered similarly. Once a global network, now only Site-41 remains. The original HQ at Site-167 has vanished from collective memory—presumably erased by SCP-3125's "cleanup effect."]

Three-Body Universe | Earth

Luo Ji's hands trembled.

"Cleanup effect."

SCP-3125 didn't just kill—it erased its victims from history.

No traces.

No witnesses.

Just silent extinction.

The archive ended.

Fear crystallized across the multiverse.

Facing SCP-682 or the Deer was one thing—at least they were tangible.

But SCP-3125?

A ghost.

Death the moment you perceive it.

And yet—Anti-Memetics fought it anyway.

Sherlock Holmes Universe

Watson finally broke the silence. "We understand SCP-3125 now. But one question remains— what happened to Anti-Memetics?"*

Holmes stared at the screen.

Did they fail?

Did MK-Class happen?

Then—a final document appeared.

A personal log.

Date: 30/11/2015

Author: Dr. Marion Wheeler, Head of Anti-Memetics.

[The outcome is clear. Hope exists.]

[Site-41's B30 wing was built to house Dr. Hughes' Fictional Amplifier. While construction continued, the rest of us fought an unconscious war—delaying defeat as long as possible, buying time.]

The chat group leaned in.

The Fictional Amplifier.

Had they really built it?

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