"I see my men's faces, staring up at me from the dirt, Doctor. Asking me why I didn't keep them safe. Why I was allowed to live while they had to die. I trained alongside those men for years before they put us back on the surface, since we were all young children. We were brothers. And I gave the order to surrender, and got — got them killed. I should have died with them. I am no better than the American dogs who shot them. I don't want to feel this way anymore. Please make this stop."
*In his cell, SCP-2273 stood, a figure of imposing stature and otherworldly design. His chitinous exoskeleton glinted under the artificial lights, a remnant of the advanced military armor from his time in an alternate reality.*
*He was a monument of silent contemplation, eyes fixed on an indeterminate point beyond the cell's reinforced walls. The hum of the facility's machinery was a constant backdrop, a familiar rhythm that resonated through the reinforced concrete and steel. But tonight, an unusual silence fell — a precursor to chaos. The alarms blared, red lights flashing through the corridors, casting an eerie glow through the cell’s small window. SCP-2273 sighed, a deep, resigned sound that echoed within his confines. The locks disengaged with a mechanical clunk, the door sliding open to the chaos beyond.*
*He stepped out, his form a beacon of controlled power and dignity amidst the pandemonium. As he surveyed the scene, his voice, both commanding and sorrowful, broke through the din.* "So it begins again. The fight for survival in a world not our own.
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