The worst day for the SCP Foundation

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While walking around the complex, Iris notices something strange and her curiosity takes over her.
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Site-19. Fifteen minutes to containment breach.

A blonde woman of average height with beautiful blue eyes walked along the winding gray corridors of the third floor. She wears a warm blue sweater with gray sleeves over a black T-shirt and light jeans. Blue sneakers with white laces and soles made a loud noise with every step, which was very audible in the empty corridors. How many times does she pass here? Was she even here Unclear.

Site 19 is famous not only for containing the most dangerous SCP objects in one place, but also for the most intricate corridors. Local guards were even given navigators so that they would not get lost.

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But what is she doing in Site 19?
Approximately three months ago, Iris attempted to escape Site-17, which was enough to get her banned from free movement and placed in a containment cell. After that, Iris stopped answering questions from scientists, and soon stopped working with them altogether. Why such drastic changes? Due to restrictions. Yes, initially SCP-105 had more freedom than other humanoid SCPs.
She could eat when she wanted, leave her cell from nine in the morning until nine at night, she got permission for more things from the outside world than others. God, she even had a friend. SCP-073 "Cain", like Iris, collaborated with scientists and acted as their portable database. They talked on many topics, but at one point it was not enough. Iris is fed up with being seen as just an object and not a normal person. Tired of not being released. Tired of useless experiments. Tired of their rules. She doesn't like that they took her camera. Everything was the same for her. So when Iris saw that one of the scientists had left a level 4 access card on the table, she didn't hesitate.

However, SCP-105's escape attempt was quickly thwarted and she was placed in a cell like the others. It got even worse. The walls pressed against Iris from all sides, she refused to talk to the staff and sometimes refused to eat. A month later, SCP-105 was informed that she was being
transferred to Site-19 due to plans to convert her cell into an additional archive.

She was initially upset when she found out about her transfer, but when she was told she would be
allowed to move freely on the second and third floors, her protests subsided. And now she is very glad that she was transferred.

Iris has only been in Site-19 for two months, but events seem to have accumulated over two full years. This facility is notorious for frequent containment breaches, referred to here as "weekly catastrophes". In no other zone did escapes occur as frequently as in this one. The first time, she was very frightened when a red light came on and intercom announced the escape of the object. The most common instigators are SCP-079, SCP-106, SCP-682, and SCP-076-2, the latter, by the way, she met about a month ago when he tried to escape again. Surprisingly, Abel turned out to be a good conversationalist, although a little crazy. Once they even tried to escape together. It is likely that if she had not said during detention that SCP-076-2 had forcibly dragged her along, she would have forfeited the right to leave the cell. Luckily, he doesn't get angry. But after that, Iris was severely interrogated. One day, she had the honor of exchanging words with the Invincible Reptile. If Iris hadn't said at the time that she was an SCP who was also looking for a way out, she would
probably already be dead. It should also be noted that most sentient SCPs do not attack their own kind when escaping. Incidentally, she is allowed to visit and play with SCP-999, as well as use the safe SCPs in the cafeteria. Her favorite coffee machine that can dispense orange juice.

The guards behaved with her more carefully than the guards in the 17th zone or ignored her altogether. The scientists were much rougher. Always frowning or focused, although it is
understandable, they still work with the most dangerous objects. She barely managed to find out from them that her polaroid was "contained" on the second floor in the containment wing of SCP-safe class.