Three branch-qualified works, with original and translation records kept together. The suffix is part of the identifier. This is a small multilingual selection, not a survey of every branch. Allow roughly 30–60 minutes.
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An editorial reading sequence. Open a dossier, follow its original source, then mark the stop as read. Progress stays in this browser.
Begin with the Japanese work; use the credited English translation if needed.
A locked hut and a deep well anchor a Japanese-branch story about looking, reporting and an increasingly intrusive idea. The JP suffix is part of its identity: this is not SCP-040.
Move to a French-branch work and retain its FR identifier.
Metallic, sun-like structures occupy a forest exclusion zone where movement behaves impossibly. The French-branch report describes containment through distance, surveillance and a changing perimeter.
Finish with a German-branch work. Open the original and translation links to see which version you are reading.
A worn ceramic cup offers a warm drink and a moment of quiet during the colder months. The German-branch story follows the personal history behind a seemingly modest object.