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[Realmfighter]

686 is up to its tits in fetish.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

I'm pleasantly surprised they used 616 as the satannical SCP rather than 666.

You might want to reread 616. It got changed up a bit after the mass edit.

[Tarran]

686 is up to its tits in fetish.

If you thought that was bad:

http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-597

It even earns it's own "Fetish fuel" spot in the SCP foundation character's tvtropes page.

[Pandarsenic]

Oh, the ball of tits. Yeah.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

By the way, if any of you were still trying to hold on to a belief that the Foundation aren't evil, check out SCP-590 and then read the spoiler.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

He's most likely Dr. Bright's brother. Who wrote parts of the entry.

[Schilcote]

I don't see any evil there. I've done more morally ambiguous things.

Whatever the Foundation might be, the stuff they keep locked up is far, far worse.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

You do not consider it evil to lock up a child, mentaly cripple him with his own ablities, and use him to take on every injury nearby personel attain? For no damn good reason? This isn't 231-7, here. The universe wouldn't even have had a chance of being destroyed if the Foundation didn't do this.

[Realmfighter]

They have done so much worse.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

Yes, but much of the worse stuff is at least somewhat justified. This is the one of the worse things the Foundation has done, and they do nothing to justify it.

[Pandarsenic]

At least with most of the other really awful things they have an excuse like "Preventing the end of the world."

Not, y'know, "Because it's convenient to have him around and inflicting retardation on him and using him despite that the Camera-That-Shows-What-The-Person-Depicted-Wants-To-Be-Doing shows he is fully aware of what we've done is more convenient."

[Jackrabbit]

It is canon from the writer of SCP-231 that Procedure 110-Montauk is not what it is implied to be. It's worse. Much worse.

That is why I aksed.

Most people also miss the ultra-fine print at the end of O5's pep talk about SCP-231: "Don't believe it when they say they're trying to save her. Why would they bother? They've got exactly what they want exactly where they want it."

Holy shit.

Well, I did guess. Basically, SCP-231-1 through to 6 all gave, or tried to give, birth. All did it quickly. All births resulted in immense catastrophes and casualty lists so large they have separate reports about them. The fetus is mentioned several times (SCP-231-4 was given SCP-500 which expelled 'material' from her that immediately caused one of the aforementioned catastrophes) and I think that it is the fetus that presents the danger, and it does not matter whether or not the fetus was delivered successfully to be dangerous; it might not even be affected by what would normally kill a fetus during birth. So basically, I think that every day, SCP-231-7 tries to give birth, and every day they have to abort the fetus. Also, they need to induce a state of horrendous pain and distress to do it (and they give her a drug that wipes her memory, but not always. It's calculated so she has to relive the horror over and over and over and over and over before they wipe her mind again and she goes through the cycle again, just so that she's as scared and in pain as she can be); I don't know why, but I think it's because it somehow paralyzes the fetus and prevents it from causing a ██████████ event so they can kill it successfully.

That's what I think anyway. Knowing this site, the truth is far more horrifying, but I'm confident I've got down the basic idea.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

If I recall, the failures of SCP-231-(1-6) are mostly attempts to abort whatever the girls are pregnant with. These attempts always failed, and the closest thing they had to success was using SCP-500 on one of them. She survived the birth, but whatever they aborted was killed her and all the personel nearby. Your idea has a problem, however. Why do they need all the very specific D-classes to carry out 110-Montauk?

Might as well make a theory myself: Given that the girls are implied to be living representations of the seals on the scroll in Revelations, I think they whatever they are carrying doesn't matter at all. They are carrying monsters, but the important thing is that all of them giving birth would result in the activation of Clef's SCP-001, and thus a XK-Class-End-Of-The-World-Scenario.

[Jackrabbit]

I hadn't thought of that. It's possible they're giving birth to actual demons to brink about a XK-Class-End-Of-The-World-Scenario. I still think they're trying to abort this one before it can be born again, each and every day.

As for why they're using those specific D class personnel (that is, people convicted of things like rape) is because the process is stated to be incredibly traumatic for all involved, because of it's horrifying nature. Indeed, the fact that they need convicted rapists to carry out the procedure is probably because it does involved something like abortion, carried out in the most horrific, traumatic way possible. They're the sort of people most likely to be able to make it through the procedure without blacking out halfway or something.

e- also, I believe the prior abortion failures were because they let it get too large, it passed a certain stage after which abortion is impossible and at least one was the result of a failed procedure, likely the failure to terminate the fetus before it got out. I think that if the fetus is actually born or close to being born - that is, that it manages to actually leave SCP-231 - then an immediate ██████████ event occurs.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

Alright, so a quick look back at the article says that the cult the girls were saved from was called "Children of the Scarlet King". Not much doubt about what that means. The Foundation also learned all they know of Procedure 110-Montauk from the cult's notes.

About Montauk:
It's a town.
This thing washed up on the shores.
Center of an exotic Conspiracy Theory.

SCP-231-1 gave birth during the recovery operation, and caused casualties somewhere between 1000 and 9999 before being neutralized.

[Jackrabbit]

Hah, those writers - pretty damn clever.

I stand by my guess though.