I sit there in the dim light of my quarters, hands pressed to my stomach as the reality settles over me like a tidal wave.
SCP-239. The Witch Child. The impossible little goddess… is my daughter.
What the hell am I supposed to think?
I've read every file on her—I know exactly what she is. A fourth-reality-scale warper. A being who could erase continents by having a nightmare. The Foundation treats her like a nuclear bomb with pigtails. And now… now she's inside me. My child. My daughter. My first child, and probably the only one I'll ever have.
And the moment that thought hits me, something snaps quietly into place.
I'm keeping her.
Not a question. Not a debate. A simple, absolute truth.
I'm going to treat her as my daughter—not an SCP. Not a weapon. Not a threat to be sedated and contained.A child. My child.
And maybe… just maybe, if she grows up with a mother who actually loves her instead of a clinical cage and a kill-switch, she won't need to be treated like a nuclear hazard.Maybe she'll trust us.Maybe she'll protect this world instead of threatening it.
Hell, she has the power to deal with half the Keter list by herself. If she loves me—and if I raise her right—we might finally have something the Foundation has never had:
A god who chooses our side.
But the second the O5s hear about this?Oh, they'll scream "containment breach" before the sentence finishes. They'll send medical staff. They'll demand termination. An abortion, "for global safety."And they won't even hesitate.
So I won't tell them. Not yet.
I'll protect her until the moment she's here—until she exists outside of me. Because once she's born, once they look at her and see a person, not a file… maybe they'll hesitate. Maybe they won't dare.
Or maybe I won't give them the chance.
I've always wanted a child. A family. Even in my past life, that dream was always out of reach.
But now?
Now I'm carrying a miracle. A dangerous, terrifying, beautiful miracle.And I can feel the possessiveness curling inside me like fire.
She's my daughter. My little witch.And I'll burn the world before I let anyone hurt her.