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[[>]] [[module Rate]] [[/>]] [[include :scp-wiki:theme:black-highlighter-theme]] [[include :scp-wiki:theme:extra-black-highlighter-theme]] **Item #:** SCP-6950 **Object Class:** Euclid [[include component:image-block name=https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/90/High_Trestle_Trail_in_Winter_-_Night_Headlamp_-_Madrid%2C_Iowa_%2824196836569%29.jpg| caption= "Wendy's Road"|width=300px]] **Special Containment Procedures:** The roadside section dubbed "Wendy’s Road" within █████, England is to be monitored bi-weekly between the hours of 11:55PM and 12:05AM by no more than three patrolling security personnel. Security personnel are to report any sightings of SCP-6950. If such an event occurs, they are to follow standard protocol for interacting with incorporeal humanoid entities. Personnel must dress plainly and appropriately for nighttime weather, as not to arouse suspicion. **Description:** SCP-6950 is an incorporeal humanoid resembling a young woman with shoulder length blonde hair, dressed in a white sweater and skirt (See additional documentation describing spectral entities of a similar nature [[footnote]][[[SCP-1337]]], [[[SCP-1401]]], and [[[SCP-2539]]][[/footnote]] for further information). SCP-6950 will manifest bi-weekly at exactly 12:00AM on an indiscriminate night, walking along an uninhabited section of roadside, dubbed by locals as “Wendy’s Road”, outside █████, England. SCP-6950 will de-manifest if no vehicles pass by before 12:01AM. If a vehicle does arrive, SCP-6950 will display a hand signal as if attempting to flag its driver for a lift. As of writing, no reported persons have stopped to pick up SCP-6950 either out of fear or disinterest. **Discovery Log:** Local legends predating SCP-6950’s discovery describe a young woman (Wendy Williams) of similar age having committed suicide twenty-five years ago, nearby the location. The road was given the title "Wendy’s Road" by locals after several eyewitnesses claimed to have spotted a "spectre" resembling a young woman on multiple occasions. Additional sightings became less frequent overtime, causing the local legend to eventually fade into near obscurity. SCP-6950 was reported following a sudden number of additional sightings twenty-five years later. Little is currently known about the extent of SCP-6950’s anomalous properties or the reason for its sudden resurfacing. Excavation of Wendy William’s remains for further study is under consideration. **Addendum:** During bi-weekly monitoring of Wendy’s Road, personnel witnessed a car drive by, containing SCP-6950 in the passenger seat. The vehicle was tracked the following day to Craig Spritner, a local civilian who claimed to be unfamiliar with the local legend. Craig Spritner explained that he had picked up SCP-6950 and dropped it off near a local cemetery two miles away. Upon arriving back home, Mr. Spritner found a tattered white sweater on his front seat, containing strands of blonde hair. SCP-6950 did not manifest at Wendy’s Road the following midnight. It was instead reported two miles away at a rest area Burger King. Agent Simmons was sent to investigate. **Interview Log:** > **Agent Simmons:** Excuse me. May I speak to you? > > **SCP-6950:** Oh hey, it’s you guys. The creepy stalkers. > > **Agent Simmons:** No! We- I was just confused about why you’re here. > > **SCP-6950:** …I’m hungry? > > **Agent Simmons:** But you’re incorporeal. A ghost, aren’t you? > > //SCP-6950 visibly takes a bite out of its double cheeseburger// > > **SCP-6950:** They do it in "Ghostbusters". It’s easy. > > **Agent Simmons:** Ok then… But you moved from your original placement. What made you leave? > > **SCP-6950:** I told you. I was hungry. > > **Agent Simmons:** No! I mean, why did you stop haunting "Wendy’s Road"? > > **SCP-6950:** Haunting? I wasn’t haunting it. I was walking to a friend’s place and tried to get a lift. No luck though, everyone shits their pants whenever they get a glimpse of me. Normally I wear all white to stand out more in the dark, so much for that. > > **Agent Simmons:** Then who were you trying to visit? > > //SCP-6950 stares blankly for several seconds// > > **SCP-6950:** …Wendy. > > **Agent Simmons:** …Are you telling me that you’re not the spirit of Wendy Williams, the girl who died while hitchhiking twenty-five years ago? > > **SCP-6950:** No. I died last year. Fucking Covid… > > **Agent Simmons:** So she haunts the cemetery instead? > > **SCP-6950:** No, she lives there. She’s a fucking ghost. > > //Agent Simmons pulls out the sweater recovered from Craig Spritner’s car// > > **Agent Simmons:** This sweater then. Does it hold any sort of significance, or symbolic meaning relating to your death? > > //SCP-6950 stares at the sweater// > > **SCP-6950:** Oh shit, my sweater! Forgot about that. SCP-6950 left the Burger King with the sweater shortly after, before de-manifesting. As Agent Simmons did not ask SCP-6950 for a name, its former identity has yet to be determined. The cashier who had witnessed the event was later amnesticized. Revision of SCP-6950’s containment procedures is underway.